Pesach Lattin

Pesach Lattin is an investigative journalist and the publisher of ADOTAT, where he covers ad tech fraud, programmatic economics and holding company structures, and of The Arizona Inquirer (azinquirer.com), which covers Arizona politics, public safety and power. He started out as an investigator, spent two decades building and running ad businesses, and now reads the filings, contracts and invoices the people he covers hoped nobody would. He hosts The ADOTAT Show. He has retired twice. Neither one stuck. Tips: [email protected], [email protected] or [email protected] (all reach me), or WhatsApp +1 505 932 9060.

Politics

'We Do Not Dabble' in Persuasion: Turning Point's $18 Million Says Otherwise

Oct 20, 2026

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4 min read

'We Do Not Dabble' in Persuasion: Turning Point's $18 Million Says Otherwise

Turning Point PAC has put about $12.3 million into ads against Gov. Katie Hobbs, names one top donor nobody can identify, and has filed no donor report under Arizona's disclosure law. Hobbs's side has its own math problem.

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Public Safety

'Under Investigation': 16 Months Later, No One Charged in Shots Outside Alma Hernandez's Home

Oct 20, 2026

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3 min read

'Under Investigation': 16 Months Later, No One Charged in Shots Outside Alma Hernandez's Home

The New York Times catalogued the threats against the Tucson lawmaker. Line up every case in the public record and ask who has answered for any of them. Nobody has.

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