Presidential Primary

While 56 of Arizona’s delegates where determined from the Super Tuesday presidential preference election, that is not the end of the story for Arizona’s delegates. While Hillary Clinton leads 31 delegates to Barack Obama’s 25 delegates, the superdelegates from Arizona are not all committed yet.  read more »

The Arizona Democratic Party has announced that after todays election certification, Hillary Clinton has won 31 delegates and Barack Obama received 25 delegates.   read more »

Three of Arizona’s elected delegation have been invited to speak to the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) annual convention this week.

REMARKS BY JOHN MCCAIN TO FEBRUARY 5TH VICTORY PARTY

Early on the exit polls in Arizona showed our home senator was having problems in his back yard.  Exit polls had the race tied between John McCain and Mitt Romney at 36%-36%.   With news reports saying McCain was in a race for his home state conservative blogs went on the attack.  National and state blogs were quick to say this could be his unraveling.  Even I had a blistering piece ready to post about McCain’s small win in his home state.

Arizona Democratic Party
Start time 6:30pm
Arizona Democratic Party, 2910 N. Central Ave. Phoenix
Guests to include Gov. Janet Napolitano, Rep. Harry Mitchell and Rep. Earl Blumenauer, a Democrat from Oregon

John McCain
Starting time 6pm
Arizona Biltmore Ballroom, 2400 E Missouri Ave in Phoenix.

Numerous blogs have reported an a robo call from the Hillary Clinton campaign that hits Barack Obama. PolitickerAZ.com reporter Alex Isenstadt even posted the text of the call earlier today.  read more »

Arizona Senator John McCain will be home on Tuesday, February 5th in what will probably be the make or break night for his campaign.

A week ago McCain has won Florida, received the endorsement of Rudy Giuliani and headed into Super Tuesday on such a roll it seemed like the campaign was over.

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's wife, Michelle Obama, will campaign for her husband  in Tucson today.    Michelle Obama will appear at the Fox Theatre, 30 N. Church Ave. Doors open at 3 pm with the  event scheduled to begin at 4. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton continue to battle in a close election in Arizona.