Arizona Democratic Party Chairman Robert Branscomb II was voted out of his position on Wednesday after engaging in a ...

Eight candidates will go before southern Arizona voters Tuesday in special primaries to replace longtime Democratic ...

For the second time in less than a year, Arizona business owner Dan Butierez will be facing a member of the Grijalva family ...

Arizona Democrats voted late Wednesday to boot their embattled party chair, Robert E. Branscomb II, ending a brief tenure that was defined by infighting. Statewide officials had already redirected ...

Following months of infighting and controversy, Arizona Democrats voted Wednesday evening to oust the state party’s chair. By a margin of 89%, Democratic Party members from across the state elected to ...

Arizona Democrats voted to oust their state party chair, Robert Branscomb II, during a special meeting Wednesday, a major ...

Democrats haven't won the Arizona Treasurer's Office in 60 years, but one candidate is making an aggressive push to break the ...

The “presidential lean” of a state can, over time, help us quantify its political trajectory.— Much of the Heartland and Midwest has come to lean more to the GOP over the past two decades, though the ...

In a year where Democrats are trying to rebuild after losing the presidential race, Arizona's state party has been embroiled ...

David Hogg left the Democratic National Committee after his election was vacated over a procedural rule on gender diversity.

Members of the Arizona Democratic Party voted to oust Chair Robert Branscomb during a chaotic July 16 special meeting.

A wide-ranging group of young Democratic candidates, many running to replace older incumbents, have grown restless waiting for their turn to lead their party back to power.