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Supreme Court To Lawmakers: Non-Budget Laws Can't Be In The Budget
Four budget bills were struck down in whole or in part, which scrapped dozens of new laws covering a wide variety of disparate subjects.
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Maricopa County Rebuts ‘Audit’ Findings, GOP’s Bogus Election Claims
Of the 75 claims that the audit team made, the county's director of election day voting said the county’s analysis debunked all of them.
Phoenix|News|
Lieberman, Lopez Announce Million-Dollar Fundraising Hauls In Dem Primary For Governor
Katie Hobbs, Arizona’s secretary of state, did not release her fundraising numbers, nor did any of the five major Republican candidates.
Phoenix|News|
Ducey Will Return To In-Person State Of The State As COVID Cases Rise
A spokesman for the governor said it’s important for Ducey to give his 2022 State of the State in person because of its significance.
Phoenix|News|
Who Won And Who Lost With The New Legislative Districts?
Two of the new districts are shaping up as intraparty free-for-alls, one for each party, with multiple incumbents pitted against each other.
Phoenix|News|
2021 Saw A Rise In Antisemitic And Hate Incidents, ADL Reports
A man spray painted a swastika on a synagogue in Tucson and a white supremacist group posted propaganda in Bullhead City.
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Two Proposals Target Trans Youth In Sports, Medicine
The law would ban medical staff from doing gender affirming surgeries on transgender youth and prescribing hormones to trans people under 18
Phoenix|News|
Turning Point USA Event Brought Extremists And Politicians Together In Phoenix
One of the major draws of the event was Kyle Rittenhouse, who has received an outpouring of support from conservative student groups.
Phoenix|News|
Fractious Final Day Ends With Acrimony And Accusations As Redistricting Commission Splits On Legislative Map
Republicans hold an edge on the legislative map but under the right conditions, Democrats would have a chance to take control of congress.
Phoenix|News|
How Do This Winter’s COVID Numbers Compare With Last Winter’s Toll in Arizona?
More intensive care unit beds are full this winter, but a smaller percentage are occupied by COVID-19 patients.
Phoenix|News|
Republicans Hold The Edge As Arizona Redistricting Nears Completion
The Democratic and Republican commissioners had significantly different visions for how some of the districts should change.
Phoenix|News|
Arizona Sen. Sinema Opposes Filibuster Carveout To Advance Voting Rights Legislation
She supports the voting rights bills but fears that the proposed rules would undermine the bills’ goals and Americans’ faith in the system.
Phoenix|News|
Redistricting Commission Plans For Milestone Vote Between Republican, Dem Proposals
On Thursday the commissioners will choose maps to use as their new starting points and will stick with those until it makes final decisions.
Phoenix|News|
Haaland Promises Western Governors Federal Help For Fires, Drought
These longtime Western issues have been worsened by a changing climate, the U.S. Interior Secretary acknowledged.
Phoenix|News|
Arizona Adults Spent $58 Million On Recreational Marijuana In October
For the month, the Arizona Department of Revenue reported collecting nearly $4.9 million in marijuana sales taxes.
Phoenix|News|
Redistricting Panel Takes Steps To Bolster GOP Chances In Latest Changes
The changes would remove Democratic areas from the competitive 1st Congressional District, which would gain Republican strongholds.
Tucson, AZ|News|
Legislative Leaders Sound Off On Redistricting, Competitiveness
Sen. Vince Leach, R-Tucson, played an active role in rallying support for a GOP-friendly district that he would represent.
Phoenix|News|
The Redistricting Conundrum: Just What Is A Community Of Interest?
Respect for communities of interest is one of the six criteria established for redistricting in this state, but it is vaguely described.
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Maricopa GOP Resolution Targets Republican Lawmakers Over Voucher Vote
The party is moving to censure lawmakers for their vote against a massive expansion of Arizona’s voucher-style program for K-12 education.
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Arizona Leaders Praise Secretary Deb Haaland's Order To Remove Derogatory Names From Federal Lands
Haaland's orders are meant to accelerate the process by which derogatory names are identified and replaced.
