Stacey Barchenger is a State Politics Reporter at The Arizona Republic. She focuses on Arizona politics, specifically covering the governor and attorney general, and has reported extensively on elections, public policy, and campaign finance law. Stacey's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including USA TODAY and Arizona PBS.
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Stacey Barchenger's coverage is predominantly focused on local government and politics within Arizona, particularly legal policy regulation and government announcements. She appears to be interested in ongoing political developments, including election reform and election interference issues.
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By: Stacey Barchenger
The man interrupted a campaign event with Sen. Kelly and Attorney General Kris Mayes. Kelly followed him for a conversation.
A Phoenix campaign event meant to get Democrats to vote in November ended with a heckler confronting Sen. Mark Kelly — and Kelly following him after he was escorted out to respond.
By: Stacey Barchenger, Daniel Gonzalez
Can Warren Petersen’s Spanish-language outreach and family ties outshine his support of Trump’s immigration policies?
By: Stacey Barchenger, Daniel Gonzalez
A boisterous crowd of more than 1,000 people packed the plaza of the Arizona Capitol on a hot night in mid-September to celebrate the 216th anniversary of the Grito de Independencia de México, the cry for Mexico's independence.
By: Laura Gersony, Stacey Barchenger
National By Laura Gersony and Stacey Barchenger, Arizona Republic USA Today Network via Reuters Connect Updated October 26, 2026 5:28 AM
By: Daniel Gonzalez, Stacey Barchenger
National By Stacey Barchenger and Daniel Gonzalez, Arizona Republic USA Today Network via Reuters Connect Updated October 26, 2026 5:28 AM
By: Daniel Gonzalez, Stacey Barchenger
The Nov. 3 election pits incumbent Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat, against GOP nominee Warren Petersen.
By: Stacey Barchenger, Daniel Gonzalez
Voters gave local police sweeping new immigration powers in 2024. How would Arizona's next top cop say that should work?
By: Stacey Barchenger
A left-leaning advocacy group cuts ties with a campaign door-knocker who was caught on video taking a package from a Marana home's front porch. The incident has sparked controversy and condemnation from both political parties.
By: Stacey Barchenger
Rep. Andy Biggs and Turning Point co-founder Charlie Kirk were friends before Kirk was slain speaking to students in Utah.
