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Lawmakers revive old election controversies, redefine ‘political committee’

Jeremy Duda and Luige del Puerto//May 4, 2015//

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Lawmakers revive old election controversies, redefine ‘political committee’

Lawmakers revive old election controversies, redefine ‘political committee’

Jeremy Duda and Luige del Puerto//May 4, 2015//

Arizona’s election laws saw some significant overhauls during the 2015 legislative session, as well as some major proposals that fell short. Piece by piece, lawmakers attempted to at least partially...

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