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Botched Attack Ad in Arizona Race Raises Questions About Outside Money and Voter MisinformationBotched Attack Ad in Arizona Race Raises Questions About Outside Money and Voter Misinformation

Botched Attack Ad in Arizona Race Raises Questions About Outside Money and Voter Misinformation

October 10, 2026

When political ads flood the airwaves in a competitive congressional race, voters depend on those ads being accurate. But a recently released attack ad targeting Arizona Democratic candidate Jonathan Nez raised a pointed question: What happens to informed voter choice when outside money moves fast and gets the facts badly wrong?

Michigan’s Union Voters Are Divided on Who Really Fights for Working FamiliesMichigan’s Union Voters Are Divided on Who Really Fights for Working Families

Michigan’s Union Voters Are Divided on Who Really Fights for Working Families

October 10, 2026

For working-class families across Michigan, the question of who speaks for them at the ballot box is no longer a simple one. The United Auto Workers union — long a pillar of Democratic support in one of America's most competitive political battlegrounds — is fighting to win back the trust of its own members ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms.

Are Arizona Data Centers Passing Their Energy Bills to You? AG Demands Investigation into APS Cost ShiftingAre Arizona Data Centers Passing Their Energy Bills to You? AG Demands Investigation into APS Cost Shifting

Are Arizona Data Centers Passing Their Energy Bills to You? AG Demands Investigation into APS Cost Shifting

October 10, 2026

Arizona utility customers may have unknowingly been footing part of the bill for the state's booming data center industry — and now the state's top law enforcement officer wants answers. The Arizona Attorney General is calling on utility regulators to dig into whether Arizona Public Service has been passing large industrial customers' energy costs onto everyday ratepayers.