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Gov. Hobbs rejects changing how Arizona homeowners can remove squatters

Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed legislation barring out-of-state college students from voting in Arizona elections alongside other measures from the Republican-controlled Legislature.
Hobbs rejected ten additional bills from the Republican-controlled Legislature, intensifying her opposition to their proposed measures.

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Washington Examiner

Arizona Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoes bill cracking down on squatters

Democratic Gov. Hobbs vetoed legislation would strengthen property owners’ rights when it comes to squatters, making it easier to evict them.

10 days ago·Washington, United States

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MEAWW Entertainment

Internet accuses Arizona governor Katie Hobbs of 'emboldening criminals' after she vetoes bill aimed at squatters

Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill aimed at strengthening the rights of homeowners looking to evict squatters

9 days ago

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The Gateway Pundit

Lawless Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs Vetoes Bill to Require Proof of Residency for Voting

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs on Tuesday vetoed legislation that would define residency in Arizona and require proof of residency, such as a home rental agreement or ownership, to vote in the state’s elections.

9 days ago·United States

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RedState

Arizona Gov. Hobbs Rejects Squatter Removal Bill, Sparking Debate Over Property Rights

10 days ago·Washington, United States

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KPNX

Gov. Hobbs rejects changing how Arizona homeowners can remove squatters

Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed legislation that would have allowed law enforcement to immediately remove suspected squatters from a residence.

11 days ago·Phoenix, United States

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Tucson

Hobbs vetoes bills on school showers, residency for voting, squatters, more

Gov. Katie Hobbs quashed another 10 measures Tuesday sent to her by the Arizona Legislature, including defining who can shower with whom in public schools.

9 days ago·Tucson, United States

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