Arizona Green Party Raises Alarm Over Alleged Primary Interference

The party accuses major political factions of infiltrating its Senate primary to influence the outcome of a critical race.

Arizona Green Party officials claim GOP and Democrats are backing candidates Arturo Hernandez and Mark Norton to disrupt their primary.
Endorsed candidate Eduardo Quintana, a local party leader, remains a write-in amid concerns over the legitimacy of Hernandez and Norton.
With only 2,796 registered members, the Green Party regained official recognition in Arizona by submitting over 62,000 signatures.
The upcoming Senate race, previously held by Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, is anticipated to be highly competitive, labeled a 'toss-up' by analysts.
Historically, third-party candidates like those from the Green Party have been accused of affecting election outcomes in major races.