Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//April 11, 2019//

Tempe can enforce its voter-approved ordinance aimed at shedding light on “dark money” spending in local elections despite a state law that appears to be to the contrary, the Attorney...

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AG: State law does not override Tempe ‘dark money’ ordinance