In recent updates on U.S. politics, the primary season for both the Republican National Committee (RNC) and the Democratic National Convention (DNC) has concluded, leaving many to speculate about the impacts on key battleground states like Arizona.

Representative Lucy McBath highlighted issues of gun violence at the DNC by introducing survivors and relatives of victims, emphasizing the Democratic Party's focus on stricter gun control measures. This move is part of the broader strategy to address concerns of safety and law enforcement reforms.

As attention turns towards the general election, local media outlets such as 12News KPNX in Arizona are intensifying their coverage on how these political developments play out in their state, known for its critical role in national elections. The availability of their app on both the App Store and Google Play makes accessing this information more convenient for Arizonans.

Amidst this political backdrop, misinformation continues to circulate, such as the false claim regarding the DNC having a "nearly empty" audience. A photo misrepresenting the situation suggested that the United Arena in Chicago was half empty during the convention's kickoff. However, Reuters fact-checked this claim and confirmed that the audience was not nearly empty, dispelling rumors aimed at undermining the DNC's turnout.

With Arizona's pivotal position in the upcoming election, both the RNC and DNC are strategizing to win over voters in this key state. The aftermath of the primaries leaves the voter landscape more defined but still competitive as both parties gear up for the final stretch leading to the national elections.