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Q&A with Noel Campbell
Noel Campbell doesn’t care if people call him a moderate. After all, it’s not entirely true — the outgoing Prescott Republican has voted with his party on big issues more... […]
Q&A with Allie Bones
Allie Bones is the Assistant Secretary of State under Katie Hobbs. She virtually sat down with Arizona Capitol Times to talk about elections. Arizona saw record turnout in the August... […]
Q&A with Rep. Isela Blanc
Rep. Isela Blanc, a Democrat from Tempe, created a reputation as a relentless — if a bit wordy — floor debater and a progressive who was unwilling to take any... […]
Q&A with Murphy Bannerman
After the 2016 election, photojournalist Murphy Bannerman went from taking pictures at rallies to organizing one of Phoenix’s largest: the Women’s March. She went into community organizing, served as a... […]
Q&A with Lisa Graham Keegan
Education is the hottest topic in the state right now as Gov. Doug Ducey, Superintendent Kathy Hoffman and the state health department come up with the fully fleshed out plan... […]
Q&A with David Morgan
The Capitol Times has had its fair share of dustups with government officials — lest anyone forget the State House’s attempt to effectively kick out a reporter with this paper in 2016.... […]
Q&A with Joe Ferguson
When Gov. Doug Ducey extended his moratorium on most residential evictions until Oct. 31, it felt like an answer to Pima County Constable Joe Ferguson’s prayers. But Ferguson, one of... […]
Q&A with Joel Edman
Joel Edman, the executive director of the Arizona Advocacy Network, virtually sat down with Arizona Capitol Times for the latest edition of the zoom Q&As. Edman, a lawyer who graduated... […]
Q&A with Emily Anne Gullickson
For the third in its new series of video interviews with movers and shakers from the world of Arizona politics, the Arizona Capitol Times sat down (virtually) with Emily Anne... […]
Q&A with Stephanie Parra
This second edition of the Arizona Capitol Times’ video Q&A feature is an interview with Stephanie Parra, executive director of ALL in Education. Parra spent three years as the government... […]
Q&A with Will Humble
The pandemic has brought changes to our way of life in so many ways, and for the Arizona Capitol Times, we had to suspend our weekly Q&A, a feature to... […]
The Breakdown: A sine die surprise
The Arizona Legislature is officially done, and what a weird session it's been.
