Two Arizona political staples won't be in attendance at President Donald Trump's rally in Phoenix on Tuesday, as of now.
Daniel Scarpinato, a spokesperson for Gov. Ducey, said the governor would be working with law enforcement during the rally to make sure it is a safe event.
Arpaio told ABC15 he had not been invited to Trump's rally as of Monday at 6 p.m. and said it was up to Trump's campaign whether he would be in attendance.
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Arpaio has attended previous Trump rallies held in the Valley.
Many have been left wondering if Trump would pardon Arpaio at Tuesday's rally, as he had previously stated he was "seriously considering" pardoning the former Maricopa County sheriff.
Arpaio told ABC15 he "would appreciate" the president's pardon, but hadn't asked him to do so, but certainly wouldn't turn it down.
According to CNN, regarding Arpaio, the White House has not worked with the Justice Department office that handles all clemency petitions; Trump does not have to go through the Department of Justice to pardon any federal offense, according to CNN.
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Watch videos below of both Ducey and Arpaio addressing the same crowd of Trump supporters at a Trump rally in Phoenix back in August 2016.
