Recent Articles from Yellow Sheet Report
Strictly speaking, compliance is getting confusing
Just hours after a Maricopa County Superior Court judge ruled that the strict compliance law for citizen initiatives violates the Arizona Constitution, another judge reached the opposite conclusion. To read […]
Strictly speaking, the Legislature can’t do this
A Maricopa County judge today ruled that the Invest in Ed initiative can go to the November ballot, and in the process struck down a 2017 law imposing the legal […]
No one is acknowledging the elephant in the primary
Rival candidates and independent expenditures are treating Don Shooter with kid gloves in the LD13 Senate race, and some observers are baffled by opponents’ reluctance to hit him over his […]
Hit me with your best shot
Republican Michael “Big Mike” Hernandez says he decided to run against D Farnsworth after the incumbent told him he should run for LD16 Senate himself if he didn’t like Farnsworth’s […]
Here they go again on their own
Forese and Olson are no longer running as a team, according to multiple sources. The two incumbents teamed up earlier in the race and have signs up touting a Forese-Olson […]
Dereg may be making a comeback at the Corp Comm
Burns, Dunn and Olson are all pushing for the Corp Comm to take a new look at retail electric competition, opening the door for the commission to take another crack […]
CD1 primary gets down and dirty
Smith called on CD1 Republican primary rival Wendy Rogers to drop out of the race and threatened to sue her over ads she’s running that imply that the modeling company […]
Nice law practice you’ve got here
John Barwell, an attorney and Democratic activist, is accusing LD24 House candidate John Glenn of threatening his law firm job in retaliation for his criticism of Glenn. To read more […]
Some customers thought it was sympathy for the devil
Cook earned the wrath of dozens of Johnson Utilities customers after posting what many viewed as praise for the embattled water company on Facebook. To read more on this item […]
How to lose friends and influence people
David Garcia spoke at the Netroots Nation conference in New Orleans this weekend, and one supporter was especially displeased that he jetted off to the conference at the last minute […]
The GOP has your data
The RNC is using a new, data-driven voter turnout strategy in Arizona this election cycle. To read more on this item plus all the stories in the August 3 Yellow Sheet […]
Out of the old Ducey emerges a new Doug
Ducey took his re-election fight to social media today, criticizing Farley from his Twitter account, which the governor typically reserves for posting about his official state duties. To read more […]