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Redistricting Commission Ends The Week Without Approving Maps
As Thursday wore to an end, it was clear that there would be no bipartisan consensus on the map.
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ASU Police Asks Prosecutors To Charge 4 People For Sinema Bathroom Protest
A protester followed her into the bathroom and continued filming the encounter.
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Redistricting Panel Mulls A Step Back In Drawing New Legislative Maps
There is still a lot of work left to do on proposed legislative districts, especially in Maricopa County.
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Low-Income Voters Cast Nearly 44 Percent Of All Arizona Votes In 2020, Study Finds
Arizona had more than 5 million eligible voters in 2018 and nearly half had an annual household income of less than $50,000.
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Latino Legislative Districts Begin To Take Shape As Redistricting Commissioners Strike Compromise
The proposed map would give the state eight Latino legislative districts, with a predominantly tribal ninth district.
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Redistricting Commission Eyes Successor To 9th Congressional District
Ten years ago, the creation of the current Congressional District 9 was a source of discord between Democrats and Republicans.
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How A Mississippi Court Case Could Pave The Way For An Abortion Ban In Arizona And Across U.S.
Arizona is one of several states that still have abortion bans that pre-date Roe v. Wade on the books.
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Legislative Control May Hang In The Balance As Redistricting Rekindles Competitiveness Fight
The stakes are high for both parties, especially when it comes to the legislative districts that the state will use for the next 10 years.
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'Pseudo Satellite' Plane Completes Test In Arizona Desert, Worries Privacy Advocates
The Zephyr 8 is a solar powered aircraft that is known as a high altitude pseudo satellite.
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Early Ballot Envelopes Look A Little Different For Current AZ Elections
When voters receive mailed ballots for people who don’t live at their address, they can check a box on the envelope to inform officials.
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Arizona A Key State In $32 Million Investment To Turn Out Young Voters
NextGen America has a goal to register 25,000 new young voters in Arizona.
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South Phoenix Residents Seek Preservation Of Historic Palm Trees Displaced By Light Rail
The trees were planted along the median on south Central Avenue and, residents say, had been there for about 60 years.
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Bennett Headlining 'Audit' Town Halls With Group That Organized 'Justice For J6' Rallies
The events are aimed at “giving the public a chance to directly question one of the central figures in the Arizona Audit.”
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Arizona Has Permitted All-Mail Elections For 30 Years
State law permits special districts to conduct mail-only elections with the permission of their county board of supervisors.
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Cyber Ninjas CEO Refuses To Testify At Congressional Hearing On Arizona ‘Audit’
His unwillingness to testify comes after he and Cyber Ninjas repeatedly refused to produce documents sought by the Oversight Committee.
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Arizonans Hopeful That Focus On Missing Indigenous Persons May Pay Off
More than 80 percent of Native American women have experienced violence in their lifetimes.
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In First Moves To Draw Political Maps, Arizona Redistricting Panel Eyes Major Changes
Arizona has two Voting Rights Act-protected congressional districts that cover the heavily Latino parts of the Phoenix and Tucson areas.
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Armed With The Public’s Thoughts, Redistricting Commission Set To Start Making Maps
Voters across the state had a wide variety of ideas about how the commission should adjust the map.
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Arizona Opens New ‘Cyber Command Center'
Arizona has been hit hard by cyber intrusions of all sorts from medical professionals to school administrators.
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Education Advocates File Signatures To Force Vote On Ducey's Tax Cuts In 2022
The end of the signature gathering phase marks the likely start of legal challenges.
