Nick Phillips Arizona Capitol Times//February 23, 2022//

Katie Hobbs and Mark Brnovich. File photo, right, by the Associated Press. Republican Attorney General Mark Brnovich and Democratic Secretary of State Katie Hobbs are squabbling...

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