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Pinal County fired elections officer David Frisk following an election day fiasco that led some would-be voters to leave the polls without casting a ballot.
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Pinal County elections officer fired after election day ballot fiasco
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Trump candidates swept primary – what about November?
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Trump slate poised for clean sweep in primary
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Lake overtakes Taylor Robson as vote counting continues in GOP gubernatorial primary
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Brnovich: no evidence of “widespread deceased voters” in 2020
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Man arrested in connection with threat sent to Secretary of State Office
legislature
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Speaker Bowers has no regrets over his loss
Arizona voters relegated House Speaker Rusty Bowers to the history books after the conservative Republican crossed former President Donald Trump and refused to back his unsupported claims that he lost in 2020 because of fraud.
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Feds likely to sue AZ over new election law
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GOP gets Democrats on board to pass $18B budget
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Lawmakers seek funds for road projects in their districts
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HOA residents can fly flags supporting law enforcement, other causes limited
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School bus bill gets green light in Senate
Az Government
Governor's Office
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Roe no reason to revisit gay marriage laws, Ducey says
Gov. Doug Ducey said he's not interested in using the Supreme Court ruling overturning its own precedent on the right to abortion as a reason to revisit the question of whether gays should be able to marry in Arizona.
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Ducey signs bill to address dwindling water supply
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Iffy camps dot learning catch-up program
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Ducey to decide on first 2022 election bill
education
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State ramps up study of Valley Fever, ozone
A new partnership between the state’s three universities and several state agencies aims to increase understanding of issues like Valley Fever and ozone levels in Arizona – and come up with solutions.
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Judge hears school-funding arguments
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Community colleges, CTEDs offer more, longer programs
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Schools push to restore learning loss in pandemic
