Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//July 6, 2007//[read_meter]

No longer is Flagstaff the political center of Arizona’s 1st Congressional District. Pinal County with its unprecedented growth is rising to the occasion. Four of the five probable Democratic candidates...

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