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GOP Guv Hopeful Karrin Taylor Robson: The 2020 Election ‘Wasn't Fair' To Trump
Robson did not elaborate on what she thought was unfair about the election, which officials across the country said was safe and secure.
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Teachers Union Calls For $1.7 Billion In New School Funding
"Our students aren’t being valued. Our families aren’t being valued, our teachers aren’t being valued."
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The Arizona Senate Has Spent $500,000 To Block Access To ‘Audit' Public Records
In each instance, courts have roundly rejected the Senate’s claims that the records aren’t public.
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Victim Advocates Call On Arizona Legislators To Take Action
A proposed bill would establish a fund for trauma recovery centers to provide mental health care and legal assistance to crime victims.
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Education, Housing, Paid Leave: Advocates Demand Record Budget Surplus Be Invested In Arizonans' Well-Being
Advocacy organizations called on legislators to ramp up education funding to mitigate the cuts made during the Great Recession.
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On Holocaust Remembrance Day, Paul Gosar Tweeted A Meme Used By Neo-Nazis
His tweet featured a picture of himself with a red filter that is part of the meme movement known as “DarkMAGA.”
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Ducey Will Decide Fate Of GOP Bill To Make It Easier For Parents To Sue Teachers
The state House of Representatives approved the measure on a party-line vote Monday, sending the legislation to Gov. Doug Ducey.
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U.S. House Panels Probe Election Disinformation In Arizona, Florida, Ohio And Texas
A committee aide said in a statement the four states selected 'appear to have significant issues' related to election disinformation.
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Voters Can't Decide Fate Of Massive Tax Cuts, Supreme Court Rules
The tax cuts themselves came in response to, and were designed to blunt the effect of, the Invest in Education Act on wealthy Arizonans.
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Dems Launch Tax Day Ad Campaign In Arizona To Highlight GOP's Proposed Tax Increases
The plan would impose income taxes on all Americans, including the roughly half who don’t make enough under current law to pay any taxes.
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Report Shows Several Arizona Counties With High Poverty And COVID Death Rates
People living in poorer counties died at nearly two times the rate of people who lived in richer counties during the pandemic.
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Group Aims To Disqualify Biggs, Gosar And Finchem From Ballot For Capitol Insurrection
The lawsuits are part of an effort to use the Fourteenth Amendment to disqualify candidates because of their support of the Jan. 6 attack.
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Arizona Budget Surplus Grows To $5.3 Billion
Arizona hovers between 49th and 50th in per-pupil funding for K-12 students and cannot fill more than a quarter of its teacher vacancies.
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New Law Shields Religious Foster, Adoption Agencies From Discrimination Lawsuits
The Anti-Defamation League expressed concern that the law could have a chilling effect in the Jewish community.
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Arizona Protected Airbnb With A 2016 Law, But Cities And Local Activists Hope To Claw Back Regulating Power
Houses in quiet neighborhoods are being rented out as “party houses” by companies like Airbnb and Vrbo. The neighbors are not happy.
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Legislators Haven’t Had A Raise Since 1998, And Haven’t Had A Chance At One Since 2014. Here’s Why.
It’s been years since that commission met. And it currently doesn’t have enough members to form the quorum needed for a meeting.
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State Superintendent, Activists Condemn Arizona Governor Signing Anti-Trans Legislation
“We will always stand up for you. We will always have your back, and you are welcome and you are loved for who you are.”
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DOJ Warns Arizona It Will Sue To Void New Anti-Trans Laws
Just a few days ago, Gov. Doug Ducey signed into law controversial bills targeting trans Arizonans.
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The FEC Wants To Know Why Ron Watkins Failed To Disclose 40% Of His Campaign's Money
Prior to coming to Arizona, Watkins was living in Japan for about a year. Before that, he had also lived in China and the Philippines.
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Reported Spending Not Indicative Of Dem Campaign Against Mark Finchem — Yet
MoveOn’s political director said the reported spending was due to email blasts the group sent out to its membership list about Finchem.
