Arizona Supreme Court: Legislature Has Right to Challenge ‘Dark Money’ Law

Arizona Campaign Finance Law Challenge Moves Forward - American Faith

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Monday that Republican lawmakers have standing to challenge Proposition 211, a voter-approved campaign finance law. The 5–2 decision allows legal challenges over potential constitutional violations, particularly concerning the separation of powers between the legislative and executive branches. Proposition 211, passed in November 2022 by a wide 72% majority, requires public disclosure of donors who contribute more…

Arizona court says GOP can challenge campaign election law

(The Center Square) - Arizona Republican lawmakers may challenge a voter-approved campaign finance law, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Monday in a 5-2 decision.

Court: GOP leaders can challenge voter-approved ‘dark money’ measure

PHOENIX – Republican legislative leaders are entitled to challenge the heart of a voter-approved measure designed to shine a light on “dark money’’ in Arizona politics, the state Supreme Court ruled.

Arizona’s ‘dark money’ law faces challenge from Republican lawmakers

Key Points:  Arizona Supreme Court allows challenge to voter-approved “dark money” measure Voters approved Proposition 211 in 2022 to increase transparency in campaign financing The measure requires organizations to trace donations back to original source Republican legislative leaders are entitled to challenge a voter-approved measure designed to shine a light on “dark money” in Arizona politics, the state Supreme Court ruled. In a divided r…

Arizona Supreme Court: Legislature has right to challenge ‘dark money’ law

Arizona Supreme Court says Legislature can challenge Prop 211, but constitutionality of dark money law still undecided.

AZ Supreme Court greenlights GOP effort to challenge 'dark money' prop

PHOENIX -- Republican legislative leaders are entitled to challenge the heart of a voter-approved measure designed to shine a light on "dark money'' in Arizona politics, the state Supreme Court ruled.