Trump Casts Doubt on Midterm Results Days After Vowing to Accept Them ↗
The president made vague, evidence-free claims about polls and voting "dumps" on Truth Social, days after Democrats retook both chambers of Congress.
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Arizona’s three newest members of Congress arrived at the Capitol for freshman orientation Monday eager to deliver on their promises to voters.
Data center backlash helped propel Arizona Democrats to historic victories, but regulating the facilities could be an early source of friction.
All received favorable evaluations from the state's judicial performance commission but came under sharp criticism from some political groups.
Democrats controlling Arizona's Legislature are expected to abandon lawmakers' previous efforts to defend abortion restrictions still on the books.
Incumbent Republican U.S. Rep. Eli Crane will keep his seat representing Arizona’s second congressional district after an unexpectedly tight race with former president of the Navajo Nation, Jonathan Nez.
Editor’s Note: This story has been edited from its original version as Eli Crane has since been declared the winner in Congressional District 2.
CASA GRANDE — Incumbent Gila River Indian Community Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis won reelection in the community-wide election on Nov. 3, according to unofficial results. Amanda Mitchell, with 10 years
The election is over. Now, it’s time for those we’ve elected, or who were elected in spite of our votes, to prepare for the work ahead. An election doesn’t solve anything. …
Legislators and state water development commissioners Thursday postponed a northern Wyoming water district’s $44 million request to complete the contested Alkali Creek Dam and reservoir.
The Campbell County Rockpile Museum dabbled in a bit of time travel Thursday and went into the life and legacy of Wyoming’s seventh governor, B.B. Brooks.
Civility, local control and Republicans reigned supreme this election season, and Wyoming’s next governor might encapsulate all three.
Idaho and the Trump Administration are locking horns over who controls the flow of water to the Idaho National Laboratory in a case that pits America’s nuclear ambition against the bedrock rules of Western water policy — and the state sovereignty that governs it.