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Kyl, who never planned to serve beyond this congressional term, will step down from the appointed position, leaving Gov. Doug Ducey to appoint someone new to serve until 2020.
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Jon Kyl to step down from U.S. Senate on Dec. 31, Ducey to choose replacement
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Governing the conduct of legislators is tricky, unprecedented
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Ducey threatens veto of water bill that ignores his principles
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GOP senator wants to cut, cap vehicle registration fee
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2nd straight year of calls for a lawmaker’s ouster
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Court voids 2017 ‘dark money’ law
legislature
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Legislator proposes law to ban politics from classroom
Rep. Mark Finchem wants the State Board of Education to craft an educator code of ethics explicitly prohibiting politicking in the classroom - an activity already banned under state law.
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Bill proposes to strip county boards of power to reject federal grants for police
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Governing the conduct of legislators is tricky, unprecedented
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Expelled lawmaker makes bid for documents in harassment probe
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Ducey stands by $32 vehicle-registration fee
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Ugenti-Rita introduces bill to repeal vehicle fee
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Democratic SOS spurs talk of change in line of succession
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Racially-charged comments lead to Stringer’s removal as criminal justice reform committee chairman
Az Government
education
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Ducey appoints former foe to Board of Regents
Gov. Doug Ducey appointed Fred DuVal Monday to the Arizona Board of Regents four years after getting himself elected by blasting his Democrat foe for sharp increases he approved in university tuition.
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Prop. 305 defeat doesn’t end fight over voucher expansion
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Education board rebuffs Christian-centric academic standards
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Auditor: Laws need to change for effective charter school scrutiny
Governor's Office
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Jon Kyl to step down from U.S. Senate on Dec. 31, Ducey to choose replacement
Kyl, who never planned to serve beyond this congressional term, will step down from the appointed position, leaving Gov. Doug Ducey to appoint someone new to serve until 2020.
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Ducey threatens veto of water bill that ignores his principles
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Ducey: Trump tweet on border surge raises questions
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VW fraud nets Arizona school districts new
election 2018
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Billionaire identified as source of $500K contribution to Ducey campaign
Gov. Doug Ducey's reelection campaign is quietly conceding that a $500,000 donation listed as coming from a newly formed company actually was a billionaire who works for a company that owns more than two dozen auto dealerships in the state.
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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
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Incoming SOS Katie Hobbs to ‘take the politics out of the office’
