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Home>Evan Wyloge, Sarah Jarvis and Justin Price, Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting

Evan Wyloge, Sarah Jarvis and Justin Price, Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting

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Recent Articles from Evan Wyloge, Sarah Jarvis and Justin Price, Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting

Featured News May 26, 2016

Model government: Arizona lawmakers outsource legislative ideas

At least a handful of the 1,361 bills introduced in Arizona this year match bills introduced in other state legislatures, according to an AZCIR analysis comparing Arizona legislation to more than 500,000 bills, proposed in other states over the past eight years.

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