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Ducey signs first bill into law in 2020 session

Andrew Nicla//February 3, 2020//[read_meter]

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Ducey signs first bill into law in 2020 session

Ducey signs first bill into law in 2020 session

Andrew Nicla//February 3, 2020//[read_meter]

Doug Ducey (Photo by Dillon Rosenblatt/Arizona Capitol Times) Gov. Doug Ducey signed his first bill of the 2020 legislative session Monday, which allows Arizona’s election supervisors...

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