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Jones building team for Gov’s race
Republican Christine Jones, GoDaddy’s former general counsel and executive vice president, is preparing to toss her hat in the gubernatorial ring.
Cardon back in the saddle again
Forty-nine weeks after Flake drummed Wil Cardon by 48 percentage points in the US Senate primary election, the Mesa businessman officially returned to Arizona’s political scene, announcing his candidacy today for secretary of state.
Coming attractions: Hale v. Begay
Hale has hired attorney Tom Ryan, who is preparing a complaint that challenges Carlyle Begay’s appointment to the state Senate.
Investors closely watch deregulation debate in AZ
Investors raised numerous questions about the deregulation debate in Arizona and the future of the Four Corners Power Plant during a conference call to discuss APS’s quarterly earnings report, which was released this morning (Aug. 2).
Stay thristy, my friends
DuVal had some fun with the Arizona Republican Party and Graham today, responding to the party’s decree that he is the “most uninteresting man in the world” with some cerveza-based humor of his own.
As competition looms, APS pauses
The Corp Comm’s decision to open up a discussion about the feasibility of deregulating Arizona’s electric service led APS, which co-owns and operates the Four Corners Power Plant, to temporarily halt pursuing its investment plans for the coal-fired generating station.
Now you see it, now you don’t
The Arizona Republican Party yesterday took another dig at DuVal, criticizing the Dems for being averse to primary contests and for ignoring what the GOP characterized as “insensitive” advice from a party leader on what kinds of candidates should be recruited.
GOP crowns DuVal as likely Dem nominee
The primary election for governor is more than a year away, but the Arizona Republican Party is already training its fire on Fred DuVal.
Is the Goldwater Institute in or out?
URAPC chairwoman Christine Bauserman wouldn’t tell our reporter yesterday who the group’s lawyers are, but she mentioned that the Goldwater Institute is considering defending them should the referendum be challenged in court.
Thinking of you, xoxoxo
On Tuesday, Restoring Arizona attorney Kory Langhofer sent a letter to Bennett outlining a variety of reasons why he believes the URAPC Medicaid expansion referendum fails to follow the law, and thus will be barred from the 2014 ballot by the courts if its proponents gather the needed signatures.
Murphy cleared by police, but not by CPS
Citing a lack of evidence, Peoria police today announced that they will not be seeking charges against Murphy following allegations that he sexually abused one of his former foster children.
The best defense is a good offense
Over the weekend, The New York Times delved into the intraparty fight in Arizona that has pitted Brewer against fellow Republicans.
