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Arizona Redistricting Panel To Make First Changes To Grid Maps Next Week
This is panel's first active step in drawing what will be the congressional and legislative districts used in Arizona for the next decade.
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Congressional Dems Want To grill Cyber Ninjas About ‘Questionable Audit’
The involvement of Cyber Ninjas in the review has raised concerns, in part because it had no prior federal election audit experience.
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Arizona ‘Justice For J6’ Rally Draws Small Crowd Of Extremists, GOP Officials
“You’re guilty until proven Democrat,” Jeff Zink said to cheers from the crowd.
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Arizona ‘Audit’: A Multitude Of Unsubstantiated Claims And No Proof Of Fraud
That didn’t stop leading Arizona Republicans from saying that the election review was the smoking gun needed to prove their claims.
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‘Audit’ Leaders Rolled Out The Red Carpet For ‘Friendly’ Right-Wing Media
One America News Network wasn’t the only right-wing outlet with close ties and special access to the “audit.”
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GOP Lawmakers Will Appear Alongside White Nationalists, Nazi Apologists, At Rally To Support Insurrectionists
The rally is in support of “political prisoners” of the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
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New Poll Finds Broad Support, Even Among Trump Voters, For a Pathway To Citizenship For Millions Of Immigrants
A survey of a small group of Arizona voters shows support for "earned citizenship" for some undocumented immigrants.
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Doug Logan Masterminded Banning The Media From The Arizona ‘Audit’
Logan is the owner of Cyber Ninjas and a Trump supporter who spread baseless election fraud conspiracies.
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Frank Pratt, Veteran Pinal County Republican Lawmaker, Dies At 79
Pratt was first elected to the Arizona House of Representatives in 2008.
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Chucri Bashed GOP Colleagues Over Lack Of ‘Audit’ Support, Claimed Dead People Voted
Chucri lamented that fellow Republicans Bill Gates and Jack Sellers didn’t support the Senate review of Maricopa County’s election results.
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Groups Demand Mark Kelly ‘Not Hide’ Behind Parliamentarian Opinion On Citizenship
The policy change to secure a permanent immigration status for millions was blocked from being part of the budget reconciliation process.
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Groups Demand Mark Kelly ‘Not Hide’ Behind Parliamentarian Opinion On Citizenship
The policy change to secure a permanent immigration status for millions was blocked from being part of the budget reconciliation process.
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Dem Lawmaker Aaron Lieberman Resigns To Run For Governor
The Democrat from Paradise Valley faces Secretary of State Katie Hobbs and former Arizona Department of Commerce Director Marco Lopez.
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Arizona Expects 1,600 Afghan Evacuees To Arrive Through March
The U.S. will grant entry into the country to thousands of Afghan evacuees on a case-by-case basis through a humanitarian parole program.
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County, Senate Reach Agreement To End Subpoena Fight Over Routers
The county headed off a fight in the Arizona Supreme Court that could have potentially cost it hundreds of millions of dollars.
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For Valley Sikhs, A Painful Anniversary Is A Call For ‘Small Acts Of Kindness’ And Love
Balbir Singh Sodhi’s murder marked what would become the start of a new wave of Islamophobia and anti-Sikh hate across the country.
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Senate Plans To Release 2020 Election ‘Audit’ Report On Sept. 24
The election review and the report of its findings have been beset by repeated delays since Sen. Fann hired Cyber Ninjas in late March.
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Activist Group Says It Meant To Allege ‘Ghost' Votes From A Nonexistent Address
Liz Harris refused to answer questions about why she and her group intended to falsely claim that two votes were cast from the non-address.
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Campaign To Block Tax Cuts Hires Signature-Gatherers Ahead Of September Deadline
The campaign must collect at least 118,823 valid signatures by Sept. 28 to force a public vote on the tax cuts.
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Senate Asks Cyber Ninjas For ‘Audit' Documents After Supreme Court Rejection
The Arizona Court of Appeals concluded that any documents that have a “substantial nexus” with government business are public records.
