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GOP lawmaker looks to add restrictions to voter initiatives

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//January 3, 2018//

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GOP lawmaker looks to add restrictions to voter initiatives

GOP lawmaker looks to add restrictions to voter initiatives

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//January 3, 2018//

A Fountain Hills lawmaker is seeking a new restriction that could make it more difficult for voters to propose complex changes in state law. The proposal by Sen. John Kavanagh,...

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