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Donald Trump · PhoenixThe Arizona Republican Party has paid at least $13,000 to a company connected to a legislative district chairwoman who is a full-throated QAnon evangelist. It's unclear why the AZGOP is writing $1,000 checks twice a month to Conservative Communication Strategies LLC. The company has no online presence, and sources who work in Republican politics and campaigns say they've never heard of it.See the Story
Why is the AZGOP paying a company tied to a QAnon singer?
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Phoenix, Arizona · PhoenixFive years ago today, the Arizona Mirror went live. Since then we've brought our readers the news during five legislative sessions, three elections, two governors, a deadly pandemic, a violent insurrection and so much more. We couldn't know that the election we were covering in the weeks after we launched would be a test run for the election denialism that would grip the Republican Party.See the Story
The Arizona Mirror is is five years old. And what a wild five years it's been.
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Phoenix, Arizona · PhoenixIn Wisconsin, Republican lawmakers are threatening to impeach both the state’s election administrator, who is highly regarded nationally, and a state Supreme Court justice despite a ruling by the state’sSee the Story
Anti-democratic moves by state lawmakers raise fears for 2024 election
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Abortion · PhoenixThe Arizona Abortion Access Act aims to enshrine the procedure as a right in the state constitution. To qualify for the 2024 election, it first needs to garner at least 383,923 valid signatures from registered voters who want it on the ballot. The act would prohibit any law or policy from interfering with a patient's ability to obtain an abortion before fetal viability unless a compelling state interest exists.See the Story
Arizona abortion access initiative to start signature gathering
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ESA · PhoenixThe Empowerment Scholarship Account program has existed since 2011. It was originally created to help special education students, those attending public schools with failing grades, or those in military or foster families. The legislature expanded the program last year to make ESA vouchers available to all K-12 students in Arizona.See the Story
Parents want answers on how ESA money is spent
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Rachel Mitchell · MesaA Moms for Liberty event applauded state legislators who have actively promoted anti-LGBTQ+ policies. The event also included Rachel Mitchell, the Maricopa County attorney, who has in the past remained silent on the debate waged by conservative lawmakers on LGBTQ+ rights. Mitchell didn't speak on stage with the other lawmakers, but Rep. Barbara Parker, R-Mesa, pointed her out.See the Story
Why did county attorney Rachel Mitchell appear at an anti-LGBTQ hate group's event?
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Phoenix, Arizona · PhoenixArizona Attorney General Kris Mayes says the City of Phoenix's donation of more than 500 firearms to the National Police of Ukraine last month was illegal. The city already transferred 500-600 unclaimed firearms to Gruelle, a private company based in Philadelphia, which was set to deliver those firearms worth around $200,000 to the Ukrainian National Police in Kyiv. The Phoenix City Council in late June approved the ordinance allowing the firearms donation, and it executed its contract with Gruelle on August 4.See the Story
AG: Phoenix donation of firearms unlawful, but …
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Arizona · ArizonaA newly launched campaign aiming for a spot on the 2024 ballot seeks to change that. If voters approve the measure, future primary elections would be distinctly different. Instead of separate ballots for voters to select candidates from their own party affiliations, every candidate would go on one ballot and voters would be allowed to choose their favorite.See the Story
Campaign launches to open AZ primary elections, implement ranked choice voting
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