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Home>Jordan Moon, Cronkite News Service

Jordan Moon, Cronkite News Service

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Recent Articles from Jordan Moon, Cronkite News Service

Home news February 28, 2012

With Romney running strong, early ballot returns lighter than usual

With polls and pollsters pointing to Mitt Romney as a strong frontrunner in Tuesday’s winner-take-all GOP primary here, election officials in larger counties said returns of early ballots have been lower than expected.

Home news February 23, 2012

Donations from Mesa, Gilbert fuel Romney’s fundraising edge in Arizona

While fundraising has tightened of late, Romney has a strong lead so far among Arizonans who have opened their wallets in support. And donations from residents of Mesa and Gilbert, cities with large Mormon populations, are a big part of that, according to a Cronkite News Service review of Federal Election Commission data.

Home news January 31, 2012

Statehouse sees new effort to require booster seats for kids

Arizona is one of three states that don’t require booster seats after children graduate from car seats, but a Republican lawmaker said she’s determined to change that despite years of failed attempts at the state Legislature.

Home news January 12, 2012

Senate committee endorses ban on synthetic stimulant ingredients

Compounds used to make so-called bath salts, synthetic stimulants currently sold by some smoke shops and convenience stores, would be illegal under legislation endorsed Wednesday by a state Senate committee.

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