Age: 32 Party: Democrat Occupation: Asset Protection Why are you running for office/re-election?
Grassroots campaigning is key to achieving a high turnout rate among younger voters in the upcoming election, student leaders and a bipartisan group of state lawmakers said Monday.
Name: Scott Gibson Age: 30 Party: Libertarian Occupation: Finance Why are you running for office/re-election?
A struggling U.S. economy, the low cost of a barrel of oil and decreased oil speculation are all contributing to record drops in gas prices.
Age: 50 Party: Republican Occupation: Health Care Consultant Why are you running for office/reelection?
Age: 55 Party: Republican Occupation: business owner Why are you running for re-election?
Age: 35 Party: Democrat Occupation: Legislator/Consultant Why are you running for office/re-election?
Age: 51 Party: Republican Occupation: Trainer in mortgage banking/Real estate/Education Why are you running for office/re-election?
Age: 49 Party: Republican Occupation: Manufacturing Manager/Business Owner Why are you running for office/reelection?
Age: 28 Party: Democratic Occupation: ASU faculty associate/State Representative Why are you running for office/re-election?
Slideshow: Arpaio Rally
Age: 57 Party: Democrat Occupation: Program director, The Arizona Partnership for Immunization Why are you running for office/re-election?
Name: Linda Gray Age: 59 Party: Republican Occupation: Note-reader Scopist (transcribed for a court reporter)
Recent cuts in state funding to ASU may force the University to cut jobs, but academic programs, tuition and financial aid will not be affected by the cuts, President Michael Crow said in a meeting wi
Tempe police reported the following incidents Sunday:
Teens and young adults should beware when outdoors in the Arizona sun. There is a geographic variation in skin cancer incidences in different parts of the country.
ASU Young Democrats converged on the battleground state of Nevada this weekend in support of presidential hopeful Barack Obama in conjunction with his visit to the state.
Text messaging was an effective tool to mobilize young voters during the 2008 primary election in February, according to a study released this week.
Text messaging was an effective tool to mobilize young voters during the 2008 primary election in February, according to a study released this week.
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