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Jeremy Duda and Hank Stephenson

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Recent Articles from Jeremy Duda and Hank Stephenson

legislature September 30, 2016

Governor’s Office, Legislature refresh look of websites

The Arizona Governor’s Office and the Legislature got a digital facelift this week, as both debuted new websites.

Featured News March 21, 2016

Nest Eggs: Governor, Legislature plan to keep leftover funds

When times were tough and money was scarce, the Governor’s Office and Legislature held onto millions in leftover funds while cutting budgets elsewhere. Now that Arizona’s budget is back in the black, they’re showing little interest in changing course.

Election 2014 December 2, 2015

Ward to resign seat for U.S. Senate run

With the 2016 legislative session just a month away, Sen. Kelli Ward will resign her seat to focus full-time on her Republican primary challenge to U.S. Sen. John McCain.

courts June 29, 2015

Supreme Court upholds IRC authority over congressional districts

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled upheld the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission’s authority to draw congressional districts, defying expectations that it would return that power to the Legislature for the first time in more than 20 years.

Featured News May 15, 2015

Nest eggs: Governor, Legislature sat on millions during budget cuts

Gov. Doug Ducey and Republican lawmakers like to talk about the hard decisions they had to make regarding where to cut the state budget. But when it comes to their own portions of the state budget, they didn’t cut a dime.

2015 Session Wrap April 30, 2015

Hashtag Activism: Social media war rages at the Capitol

For the #governor and #Democrats in the Legislature, 2015 may be remembered as the year of the hashtag. Policymakers embraced social media this session as never before.

Featured News April 9, 2015

Negotiations between Clean Elections, House leadership fell short

Disagreements over the Citizens Clean Elections Commission’s authority over nonparticipating candidates and independent expenditure committees derailed a possible last-minute deal with House Republican leadership over the future of Arizona’s system of public funding for political campaigns.

Featured News March 20, 2015

Lawmakers fell in line as the usual budget opposition failed to materialize

Gov. Doug Ducey and Republican legislative leadership’s quest for swift passage of their first budget was aided by unusually lackluster opposition from Democratic lawmakers and GOP critics.

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Featured News February 27, 2015

Election bill lives on: HB2305, or at least parts of it, return

Last year, Republican lawmakers said they heard the public’s outcry loud and clear, and they repealed their high-profile, far-reaching 2013 election law, HB2305.

What comes next? Election losers discuss their plans for the future
2014 Year in Review December 29, 2014

What now? Election losers look to the future

Life goes on after election losses. Some of those knocked down in the November election are already pulling themselves up, preparing for the next run for office. Others are moving on, disillusioned with politics. Still others are angling for jobs with new administrations

Election 2014 August 18, 2014

Brewer backs newcomers who could carry on her legacy

While Gov. Jan Brewer follows through on her pledge to help Republican lawmakers who backed her in her battle for Medicaid expansion, the governor is also lending a hand to legislative hopefuls who could fight for her vision after she leaves office.

2013 Year in Review December 31, 2013

AZ election laws overhauled in 2013

The past year included perhaps the most significant changes to Arizona’s election laws since the creation of the Clean Elections system and independent redistricting more than a decade earlier.

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