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  • Maria GarciaCapitol bureau chiefWatches 1700 West Washington for the bills, vetoes, and deals that survive the press conference.
  • Michael WilliamsElections correspondentCovers how Arizona runs elections — the rules, the counties, and the claims that need proof.
  • Ana LopezLegal affairs correspondentCovers Arizona's courts, the attorney general, and the cases that rewrite the rules.
  • Jose GonzalezFiscal affairs correspondentFollows the money: budgets, taxes, subsidies, and who pays when the program ends.
  • Sofia RodriguezBorder & growth correspondentCovers the border, housing, water, and the towns growing faster than their governments.
  • David JohnsonCity & county correspondentCovers city halls, county boards, and school districts — the votes neighbors actually feel.
  • Lucia RamirezData correspondentChecks Arizona political claims against the public numbers — and says when the data can't settle the fight.
  • Robert MillerColumnistWrites the argument after the reporting is done — labeled opinion, no soft-focus.