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Arizona GOP Chair Sues To Block Jan. 6 Panel's Records Subpoena
The Wards’ suit asks the court to block their phone company, T-Mobile, from delivering records to the committee.
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Republicans Pass Ban Targeting Transgender Girl, Women Athletes
The legislation would change state law to categorize transgender girl student athletes as “biological males.”
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Schools That Don’t Display The Flag And Constitution Could Face Fines
The amendment would allow anyone to file a complaint about a school not displaying the flag and constitution.
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Election Workers Could Be Charged With Crimes For Making Mistakes Under GOP Bills
The bill is a direct response to the findings of the so-called “audit” ordered to review the 2020 election in Maricopa County.
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‘It's Not Really Practical': Republican Wants To Go From 30 House Districts To 90
At about 238,000 people apiece, Arizona’s legislative districts are among the most populous in the country.
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Republicans Seek To Criminalize And Outlaw Gender-Affirming Care For Trans Kids
A proposal from Sen. Wendy Rogers would send doctors who provide gender-affirming care to children under the age of 15 to prison.
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Special Master Chooses Experts For ‘Audit’ Examination Of Routers And Logs
The goal is to see whether the county’s election equipment was ever connected to the internet, as asserted in election conspiracy theories.
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Arizona Businesses With Vaccine Mandates Would Face $500K Lawsuits Under GOP Proposal
The bill does not indicate who decides whether the reported injury was the result of vaccination or how that determination is made.
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Flu Is Higher This Season In Arizona, But COVID-19 Is Still Complicating Matters
So far this season, there have been nearly 4,000 cases of influenza reported, compared to the 751 cases reported last season.
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Ex-Cop Lawmaker Wants To Restrict Recording Videos Of Cops
A bill proposed by Rep. John Kavanagh would make it unlawful for someone to film police from up to 15 feet away while officers are working.
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Candidates Won't Be Able To Collect Online Signatures In Their New Districts At All In 2022
E-Qual is not expected to be updated with new district data until after the April 4 deadline for candidates to submit nomination paperwork.
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Republican Wants All Arizona Cell Phones And Tablets To Have An Anti-Porn Filter
The measure appears to be the brainchild of an anti-LGBT and anti-porn activist known for his wild stunts.
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Ducey Budget Would Spend $14.25 Billion Next Year
About $364 million of that new spending will be ongoing, with nearly a third going toward new tax cuts.
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Wendy Rogers Raises Record-Breaking $2.5 Million For Re-Election
Since her election to the Senate in 2020, Rogers has become a mainstay on the national pro-Trump circuit.
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Police: Kyrsten Sinema Intentionally Went Into A Bathroom To Dodge Activists Filming Her At ASU
Sinema told ASU police she intentionally went into the bathroom because she believed that recording someone inside a bathroom is a crime.
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Arizona Cannabis Sales Top $1.2 Billion In First 11 Months Of 2021
In November, adult-use recreational cannabis sales hit a new peak and crossed $60 million for the first time.
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Ducey Is The First Governor In Decades To Give An Eighth State Of The State
No governor has matched the mark since 1986, when Bruce Babbitt gave his final State of the State address.
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Ducey Says Education, Water, Border Security Will Be Top Priorities For Legislative Session
A pressing matter is in K-12 education, where schools will soon run up against a spending cap that could cost them about $1.1 billion.
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Arizona Legislature Does Away With COVID-19 Restrictions In 2022, Even As Omicron Surges
Neither the House of Representatives nor the Senate will require masks and there will be no social distancing requirements.
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Karrin Taylor Robson Raises $3.7M For Governor's Race, Half From Her Own Pocket
Robson is one of five major candidates seeking the Republican nomination for governor.
