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Jim Small

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Recent Articles from Jim Small

agencies November 13, 2013

Report: 739 Arizonans sign up for ‘Obamacare’ coverage

According to the federal government, fewer than 750 Arizonans have signed up for health insurance under the federal marketplace created by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare.

Small gifts make big – and murky – difference in campaign finance transparency
courts October 24, 2013

Arizona “dark money’’ groups face combined $1 million in fines

California’s Fair Political Practices Commission has reached a settlement with two so-called “dark money” groups in Arizona that will see them pay a combined $1 million in fines.

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer explains during an impromptu press conference following the passage of her Medicaid expansion plan that she and her advisors had considered having the legislative leadership ousted in order to pass it. (Photo by Evan Wyloge/Arizona Capitol Times)
Capitol Insiders June 17, 2013

Brewer signs fiscal 2014 budget

Gov. Jan Brewer has signed the budget that was passed earlier this month by a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers over the objections of Republicans legislative leaders.

Capitol Insiders April 25, 2013

Brewer: Answers from feds leave Arizona with only one option on AHCCCS

The federal government has told Arizona that it will not be able to continue cuts to its Medicaid program beyond the end of the year if it hopes to receive federal funding for a voter-approved expansion of the program.

Capitol Insiders March 7, 2013

Brewer warns activists: Back AHCCCS expansion or lose races

Facing a grassroots Republican backlash over her proposal to expand AHCCCS to fully comply with Obamacare and collect billions of dollars from the federal government, Gov. Jan Brewer is taking her case directly to party activists and issuing a stern warning: Back my plan or prepare for Democrats to win Arizona races in 2014.

Capitol Insiders March 7, 2013

Crandall set to retire from Legislature later this year

Sen. Rich Crandall announced today that he will not serve his entire term, and will retire from legislative service at some point after the current legislative session ends to pursue new professional opportunities.

Capitol Insiders February 14, 2013

Lawmakers won’t get Valentine’s cards featuring Hitler, other dictators

The former Arizona director of a leading tea party group says he has scrapped plans to deliver Valentine’s Day cards that featured murderous dictators including Adolf Hitler to Republican lawmakers believed to oppose anti-union legislation.

Capitol Insiders February 11, 2013

Cardon sets his sights on GOP ‘establishment’

Former Republican U.S. Senate candidate Wil Cardon says he is returning to politics with a simple goal: destroying the establishment wing of the Republican Party.

Bill Konopnicki
Capitol Insiders October 18, 2012

Ex-Rep. Bill Konopnicki, 67, dies of liver disease complications

Former state Rep. Bill Konopnicki died Wednesday at his home in Safford after being diagnosed earlier this year with an autoimmune disorder that led to non-alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver. He was 67.

Feds chime in on Arizona's immigrant harboring ban
Election 2012 News October 17, 2012

Judge: Arizona campaign finance laws unconstitutional

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge ruled this month that the state’s most fundamental campaign finance laws dealing with the registration of political committees and reporting of contributions and expenditures are unconstitutional.

The ruling won’t affect campaigns this election cycle, but it threatens to upend the state’s campaign finance system for future elections.

Election 2012 News September 12, 2012

Attorney asks court to delay ballot printing in Mitchell residency case

The attorney for a Republican lawmaker is asking a judge to bar two counties from printing ballots until residency questions surrounding the man who beat him in last month’s election are settled.

But elections officials say the early deadline for printing fewer than 250 ballots for military and overseas voters makes that impossible, and could mean that Darin Mitchell’s name appears [...]

Election 2012 News August 22, 2012

Herman Cain gives money to oust Speaker Tobin

Former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain and two wealthy contributors to conservative causes are funding an independent expenditure campaign aimed at ousting House Speaker Andy Tobin and replacing him with a first-term Republican lawmaker who made waves in 2011 for pointing a loaded gun at a reporter during an interview.

According to a campaign finance report filed Monday, Ar[...]

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