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Lawmakers who lost primaries plan next steps

Camryn Sanchez Arizona Capitol Times//August 18, 2022//

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Lawmakers who lost primaries plan next steps

Lawmakers who lost primaries plan next steps

Camryn Sanchez Arizona Capitol Times//August 18, 2022//

An old watchtower bell was mounted on the sidewalk in front of the state Capitol in Phoenix in 2021.  (File photo) Twenty-two lawmakers lost their races...

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