Unsubstantiated claims of election fraud circulate once more
Claims that the recent elections have been rigged continue to spread despite data showing otherwise.
Author: Seth Standage
Seth Standage is a writer for the Mesa Legend and had his first story published in September of 2022. He is an ASU alumni and has a passion for covering politics within Arizona.
Politics are still important after the election
Although election seasons can be exhausting, political involvement cannot be ignored.
Supreme Court denies request to stop Biden’s student debt relief plan
Though Justice Amy Barrett halted the plea, six states still look to sue the Biden Administration.
Candidate obsession and the need for emotions in politics
Through emotional engagement, political candidates look to further voter engagement in elections.
Arizona’s role as a swing-state in the midterms
Recent elections have proven Arizona’s political atmosphere is not as cut and dry as it once was.
Donald Trump rally held in Mesa on Oct. 6
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Maricopa county implements “vote anywhere” initiative
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Political attack ads increase as election season approaches
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Students and faculty at MCC react to Biden’s debt relief plan
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