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What happens when local political campaigns rely on name recognition and meet-and-greets instead of detailed platforms and public debates? The Mohave Insider examines the consequences for voters, campaign accountability, and leadership in Mohave County.

Golden Valley makes history as Arizona delegate Leslie Tyler is elected First Vice Chairman of the Mohave County Republican Party. Her election marks a significant milestone for the rural community, bringing new representation and leadership to the county GOP Executive Board.

Two Las Vegas residents were arrested after an alleged high-speed pursuit through Lake Havasu City escalated into gunfire. Police say multiple rounds struck another vehicle.

Arizona voters will decide Propositions 319 and 320 in the 2026 General Election. Here’s an educational breakdown of what each measure would change, including rules for photo enforcement systems and requirements for certain school district spending.

Arizona voters will decide Propositions 317 and 318 in the 2026 General Election. Here’s an educational breakdown of what each measure would change, what a YES or NO vote means, and what voters should know before casting their ballots.

Arizona voters will see Propositions 144 and 316 on the 2026 ballot. This guide breaks down what each measure would change, the issues behind them, and what they could mean for Arizona families, communities, and voters.

A closer look at Arizona Propositions 141 and 142, including what each measure would change, who was behind them, and how they could affect Arizona voters and communities.

A precinct committee person is one of the most local voices in politics. Here’s a closer look at what the role involves, how PCs connect with voters, and why they matter in Arizona communities.

Many Mohave County residents skip local and primary elections, even though those races help shape the community. This article explains why every election matters, highlights common barriers to voting, and encourages residents to be informed, involved and heard.

Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed 541 bills since taking office, including legislation involving children, parental rights, public safety, property rights, border security, firearms, elections, abortion and student privacy. Among the vetoed measures was SB 1600, which would have required infants born alive, including after an attempted abortion, to receive medically appropriate and reasonable care. The Mohave Insider takes a closer look at some of the bills Arizonans may not know w

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