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Past elections a bad omen for First Things First sweep

Jeremy Duda//August 28, 2015//[read_meter]

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Past elections a bad omen for First Things First sweep

Past elections a bad omen for First Things First sweep

Jeremy Duda//August 28, 2015//[read_meter]

An early childhood development program is back in the Legislature’s crosshairs, five years after lawmakers and former Gov. Jan Brewer tried and failed to convince voters to abolish the program...

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Tags: inflation funding payback, Senate President Andy Biggs, House Speaker David Gowan, Arizona Supreme Court, First Things First, education funding, four-part plan, Arizona, Arizona Legislature, education funding plan, fund sweep

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