Kimberly Yee and Tom Horne are running for state office in Arizona amid a controversy regarding political advertisements.
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Updated Oct 16
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What happened
Kimberly Yee and Tom Horne are running for state office in Arizona amid a controversy regarding political advertisements.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Kimberly Yee is supported by Turning Point USA.Sub-event
Teresa Leyba Ruiz joins the race for state office in Arizona.1 source
Horne lost the primary election to Yee in Arizona.1 source
Hoffman recruited Yee to run against Horne in Arizona.1 source
Political advertisement controversy surfaces as candidates run for state office in Arizona.1 source
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Candidates are running for local government positions in Arizona.Also in this story
- Candidates in Arizona are competing using local and immigrant narratives, driven by voter dissatisfaction.
- Arizona's political landscape affects candidate viability as the state allows county-level election processes.
- A primary election is currently taking place in Somerton, Arizona.
The entities involved
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Kimberly Yee
first Asian American woman elected to serve in the Arizona State Legislature
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Tom Horne
American politician
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Arizona
state of the United States of America
Related events
- Christine O'Donnell ran for an open seat in Arizona in 2010.
- Statewide election process is currently underway in Yuma County, Arizona.
- Arizona political activity includes Biggs' campaign targeting voters, Kimberly Yee's run for superintendent, and misleading texts targeting Jay Feely.
- Media outlets are reporting on various proposals related to state election laws in Arizona.
- Campaigning is underway in Arizona to elect an Indigenous member of Congress.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- wyomingnewsnow.tv
- fox10phoenix.com
- tucson.com
- kjzz.org
- tucson.com
- fox10phoenix.com
- azfamily.com
- tucsonlocalmedia.com
- kjzz.orgArizona Department of Education releases data on teacher retention. 43% find workload reasonable
- kjzz.orgRepublican lawmakers, education groups debate legality of GOP ballot measure in court
- azcapitoltimes.com
- thebeam.org
- abc15.com
- fox10phoenix.com