Miguel Ambriz

2 months ago | houstonpublicmedia.org | Miguel Ambriz

President Donald Trump on Monday signed two proclamations that will implement 25% taxes on all imported steel and aluminum starting March 4.

Nov 20, 2024 | pinalcentral.com | Miguel Ambriz

WASHINGTON — More than $250 million poured into Arizona’s contests for the U.S. Senate and House. After all the ads, mailers, phone calls and rallies, not a single seat flipped – proving, experts said, that money isn’t everything in politics. kAm%96 $6?2E6 C246 36EH66? s6>@4C2E:4 #6A] #F36? v2==68@ 2?5 #6AF3=:42? z2C: {2<6[ 2 7@C>6C ?6HD 2?49@C[ 5C6H E96 3F=< @7 E92E DA6?5:?8 – S`de >:==:@?[ 244@C5:?8 E@ ~A6?$64C6ED[ 2 8C@FA E92E EC24<D 42>A2:8?

Nov 20, 2024 | tucson.com | Miguel Ambriz

More than $250 million poured into Arizona’s contests for the U.S. Senate and House. After all the ads, mailers, phone calls and rallies, not a single seat flipped – proving, experts said, that money isn’t everything in politics. The Senate race between Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego and Republican Kari Lake, a former news anchor, drew the bulk of that spending – $156 million, according to OpenSecrets, a group that tracks campaign spending.

Nov 19, 2024 | cronkitenews.azpbs.org | Miguel Ambriz |Samuel Nute

Rep. Ruben Gallego, D-Phoenix, with wife Sydney Barron at the Arizona Democratic Party election night watch party in Phoenix on Nov. 5, 2024, before his victory over Kari Lake for an open U.S. Senate seat was declared. (Photo by Samuel Nute/Cronkite News) WASHINGTON – More than $250 million poured into Arizona’s contests for the U.S. Senate and House. After all the ads, mailers, phone calls and rallies, not a single seat flipped – proving, experts said, that money isn’t everything in politics.

Nov 6, 2024 | myheraldreview.com | Madeline Nguyen |Miguel Ambriz

WASHINGTON – Two of the nation’s most competitive congressional races are in Arizona, with Democrats trying to unseat seven-term Rep. David Schweikert of Fountain Hills and first-term Rep. Juan Ciscomani of Tucson. The contests were among the Democrats’ best opportunities to pick up seats in their bid to flip control of the House, where Republicans have held a razor-thin majority. kAmr:D4@>2?:’D C246 H2D 2 C6>2E49 282:?DE 7@C>6C DE2E6 $6?] z:CDE6?