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When President Donald Trump came to Arizona in October to drum up support for Martha McSally, he and Gov. Doug Ducey met for a private, one-on-one meeting.
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Ducey, Trump held secret meeting in October before rally
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Gila River pulls out of Drought Contingency Plan
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Mesnard: Ducey’s tax conformity depends on Dems
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Republicans vote to expand voucher program, revamp oversight
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Bill to protect secondary-ticket sales market tabled
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Arizona lawmakers demand say on debt deals following Capitol buy-back
legislature
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Legislative immunity measure dead
Gov. Doug Ducey’s push to repeal legislative immunity this session is likely dead.
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Republican bill makes citizen initiative process more difficult
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Bill to strengthen regulation of care facilities gets initial approval
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Bill gives citizens right to sue schools, cities over elections
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Young people exempt from minimum wage under Republican bill
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Senate passes repeal of car registration fee, showdown with Ducey imminent
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Tyler Pace: Businessman turns true freshman
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Committee moves bill to purge permanent early voting list
Az Government
education
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Republicans vote to expand voucher program, revamp oversight
Republican senators advanced a bill that would expand eligibility for Arizona’s school voucher program and strip oversight of those vouchers from the newly elected Democratic head of the Department of Education.
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Senate bills aims for Arizona to pay half of in-state tuition
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Hoffman: Repeal law that restricts classroom discussion on homosexuality
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Professor sues state for refusing to provide gender reassignment surgery
Governor's Office
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Mesnard: Ducey’s tax conformity depends on Dems
Sen. J.D. Mesnard told the Arizona Capitol Times that Ducey is in for a long and bumpy ride this legislative session after the governor vetoed a bill, backed by all but one Republican lawmaker, to offset estimates of higher tax collections this year by roughly $150 million or more.
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Arizona governor: Inquiry into police force ‘whitewashed’
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Ducey urges new leaders at facility after rape
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Q&A with Gov. Doug Ducey
election 2018
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SOS reverses course on pursuing criminal charges for fake signatures
The Secretary of State’s Office won’t refer allegations of signature forgery and fraud that plagued the past election season to state prosecutors despite proclaiming there was ample evidence to seek a criminal investigation.
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Billionaire identified as source of $500K contribution to Ducey campaign
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Ducey silent on knowledge of campaign contribution
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Hobbs not inclined to play governor when Ducey’s away
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AG suggests measured words when making allegations of fraud in election
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Ducey extols spending on his re-election
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Navajo Nation drops voter discrimination lawsuit
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Navajo Nation suit could delay final vote count
