State Rep. David Bradley, D-Tucson, says he’s decided not to run for governor next year. But he is in the early stages of considering a bid for secretary of state, Arizona’s second-highest elected office.

As special session begins, not much love for Republican governor among the more conservative sectors of the Legislature

Already, this legislative session is the fourth longest since 1967 — and counting

Will Republicans find the votes to even get this budget out of committee. We wait.

Answers illustrate that GOP leaders still have work to do in building support from key lawmakers

Rep. John Kavanagh, chair of the House Appropriations Commitee, says there’s some issues voters should decide on, like marriage. Then there’s other “complicated” issues better left to the Legislature, like the governor’s tax increase.

As a bill to refer a sales tax increase to Pima County voters for the purpose of building new baseball stadiums nears final approval, questions continue to pop up over how anti-tax Republicans can justify their support for the legislation.

The day after South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford disappeared to Argentina, supporters of the Phoenix-based Goldwater Institute actually received a letter from the southern Republican. Not a postcard — a letter.

The minority party has sat on the sidelines for the better part of this year’s legislative session. But what if Republicans end up needing them

We heard back from Rep. Steve Farley about his recollection that reporters were crying during a Monday morning press conference. But the “hardened” reporters he named say they were not crying