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Ducey: Law he signed meant to undermine Prop 127 victory

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//September 24, 2018//[read_meter]

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Ducey: Law he signed meant to undermine Prop 127 victory

Ducey: Law he signed meant to undermine Prop 127 victory

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//September 24, 2018//[read_meter]

It ultimately may not matter if Arizonans vote in November to require utilities to generate more of their electricity from renewable sources. Gov. Doug Ducey acknowledged Friday he signed legislation...

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