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Home>Hank Stephenson

Hank Stephenson

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Recent Articles from Hank Stephenson

Featured News November 23, 2016

House committee assignments announced as Mesnard revives budget subcommittee

In a departure from the much-bemoaned recent norm at the Capitol of a top-down approach to crafting the state budget, incoming House speaker J.D. Mesnard announced he was reviving budget subcommittees in 2017.

2016 Legislative Races November 18, 2016

East Valley district provides rare bright spot for Dems

LD18, which spans parts of east Phoenix, Tempe and Chandler, was one bright spot for Arizona Democrats in an otherwise dark evening.

legislature November 9, 2016

It’s official: Mesnard will be House speaker

The Arizona House Republican caucus met today to select the chamber’s next majority leadership team, and as expected, the caucus selected Rep. J.D. Mesnard to run the chamber.

2016 Legislative Races November 8, 2016

Thorpe poised to win re-election, while Barton hangs on in Northern Arizona’s House race

After a brief scare for the Republican incumbents, Reps. Bob Thorpe and Brenda Barton won re-election in northern Arizona’s Republican-dominated Legislative District 6.

2016 Legislative Races November 8, 2016

House Republican candidates maintain lead in Pinal County

The two state House seats in Pinal County’s Legislative District 8 will remain in Republican hands, as Democrat Carmen Casillas came up short against Republican Rep. T.J. Shope and political newcomer David Cook.

2016 Legislative Races November 8, 2016

Kelli Butler wins House race in central Phoenix

A central Phoenix district will remain one of the state’s few split areas, as Democrat Kelli Butler handily won the race for Legislative District 28’s first House seat.

2016 Legislative Races November 8, 2016

Robson defeated in bid to return to the Capitol as Democrat Mitzi Epstein wins House seat

Democrat Mitzi Epstein has snagged a seat in the Arizona House of Representatives, flipping a post previously held by Republicans.

2016 Legislative Races November 8, 2016

Republican Chris Ackerley poised to lose in Southern Arizona

Voters in southern Arizona’s heavily Democratic Legislative District 2 have thrown out Republican Rep. Chris Ackerley, who won a seat in the state House just two years ago.

Arizona House Speaker Andy Tobin (Photo by Evan Wyloge/Arizona Capitol Times)
Featured News November 3, 2016

Tobin pushes institute to educate new lawmakers

Former Arizona House Speaker-turned-Corporation Commissioner Andy Tobin is spearheading a new “Legislative Affairs Institute” through Arizona State University aimed at getting new lawmakers up to speed quicker.

Cap Times Q&A October 31, 2016

Will Humble: In the thick of Arizona’s battle over marijuana

Will Humble, the former director of the Arizona Department of Health Services, is perhaps best known as the guy who got Arizona’s medical marijuana program off the ground.

2016 Legislative Races October 28, 2016

Frustrated by 2014 loss, Dems hope to regain southern Arizona seat

Two years ago, Republican Chris Ackerley blindsided Democrats when he won a seat in the state House from a Democratic stronghold in the heart of solidly blue southern Arizona. Ackerley faces his biggest challenge yet.

2016 Legislative Races October 28, 2016

Bitter battle breaks out between 2 Republicans in District 28

After a mailer and robocall urged voters to support only one of the two Republicans running for the state House in central Phoenix’s Legislative District 28, accusations are flying from the two GOP nominees for the district’s seats.

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