Your voter guide: Arizona primary election 2026
Between June 24 and July 21, Arizona voters can participate in choosing which state and local candidates they want to see on the ballot in November. This voter guide includes some state elections, focusing on Pima County and certain competitive races. In some races, we included more information about candidates when they participated in recent…
Tu guía para votar: Elección primaria de Arizona 2026
Entre el 24 de junio y el 21 de julio, los votantes de Arizona podrán participar en la selección de los candidatos estatales y locales que desean ver en la…
Your voter guide: Where South Tucson City Council candidates stand on key issues
Voters in South Tucson will soon decide the next wave of leaders at a pivotal moment in the city’s decision-making process. Eight candidates — including three incumbents — are running…
Tu guía para votar: Posturas de candidatos al Concejo Municipal de South Tucson en temas clave
Los votantes de South Tucson pronto decidirán quiénes serán los próximos líderes de la ciudad en un momento clave para la toma de decisiones municipales. Ocho candidatos, incluidos tres funcionarios…
Marana 2026 election guide: What candidates say about ICE detention center, data center
Marana residents voting in the July primary may do more than select their next mayor and four council members —…
Guía electoral de Marana 2026: Qué dicen candidatos sobre centro de datos y centro de detención de ICE
Los residentes de Marana que voten en las primarias de julio podrían hacer más que elegir a su próximo alcalde…
“Y las tortillas”: Un negocio en Tucson que cuida la salud sin renunciar al sabor
Mayra Esquivel había preparado una comida especial para celebrar su graduación en arte culinario del Colegio Pima: pollo relleno, puré…
“Y las tortillas”: A Tucson business that prioritizes health without sacrificing flavor
Mayra Esquivel had prepared a special meal to celebrate her graduation from Pima Community College’s culinary arts program: stuffed chicken,…
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