Republican lawmakers want to bar the Arizona attorney general from bringing charges against county supervisors who refuse to certify future election results.
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To talk about Arizona’s newest Supreme Court justice, changes in the governor’s office and more are Barrett Marson of Marson Media and Democratic strategist Tony Cani.
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In the wake of President Donald Trump’s pardons for many of the Jan. 6 rioters, one of them says his motives are misunderstood. Nathan DeGrave claims he was one of the first people inside the Capitol that day.
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Arizona’s newest Sen. Ruben Gallego has a history as a progressive firebrand. But his first moves as a sitting senator have the progressive left up in arms.
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Two reporters for Grist.org say at least some of former President Joe Biden’s policies might survive the second Trump administration.
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State lawmakers have full committee agendas this week as the legislative session continues getting going. Among the issues they’ll be debating: cryptocurrency, unemployment benefits and vaccines.
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The “QAnon Shaman” called President Donald Trump’s pardons for him and other Jan. 6 rioters “a brilliant political move.” Another Arizona man in the mob called his pardon a relief but criticized Trump for wiping away convictions for others who attacked police.
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To talk about Andy Biggs pursuing a run for governor, Kris Mayes challenging Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship and more, the Show sat down with Marcus Dell’Artino of First Strategic and former state lawmaker Aaron Lieberman.
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On a party-line vote, an Arizona House committee advanced a GOP-backed bill that would require the state’s 15 counties to eliminate voting centers and force voters to return precinct-based polling places.
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President Donald Trump won the White House in large part by winning the handful of swing states nationwide. One of the reasons that happened was how independent voters cast their ballots.
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Republican Congressman Andy Biggs formally filed a statement of interest today to run for Arizona governor in 2026.
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Governor Katie Hobbs on Friday unveiled her budget proposal for the fiscal year that’ll start on July 1.
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Republicans at the state Capitol are moving fast to move some of their favorite legislation. At the top of their list is Arizona’s elections, and putting the “early” back in early voting.