The endorsed candidates for the 2022 election represent individuals that share our values and commitment to a free and prosperous Arizona.

The State Senate passed HB2492 less than a month after the House. Now, this critical bill heads to Governor Ducey’s desk to be signed into state law.

Voters have many ways to exercise their vote. But the security of our elections has been a different story. Universal voter ID would help solve this issue.

The left’s federal takeover of elections has been held up in the U.S. Senate for months, so now they are moving on to ‘Plan B.’

In 2019, Arizona began accepting all applications for registration that did not include Documentary Proof of Citizenship, here’s how HB2492 tackles this issue.

A look at the the complicated history of how we began bifurcating our voter registration system, leading to where we are today

Even the smallest election has consequences. Nowhere has that been more obvious than with the leftist agendas that have taken over Arizona’s school districts.

People are fed up. And parents are frustrated with school boards across the state. Now, they are speaking up. And last week, they spoke up at the ballot box.

Our mail-in voting system has been sending ballots to ineligible voters around the state. That’s why maintaining clean and current voter rolls is imperative.

Both have to sign off on the draft manual for it to go into effect. We should tell them we want an election system where it easy to vote and hard to cheat.

Voters should not have to choose between having a secure election or having an accessible election. In Arizona, they can have both.

The audit report has been released, and it has proven to not be a disappointment for those seeking an in-depth look at election security and potential fraud.