Recent Articles from Yellow Sheet Report
Garcia unleashes his inner Bernie Sanders
Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Garcia announced his intention to make community college and university education free for Arizonans, but his “plan” lacks any details on how exactly the Bernie Sanders-esque […]
When Kirk Adams starts tweeting, you know it’s for real
Republican leaders this morning confirmed plans to adjourn sine die today. To read more on this item plus all the stories in the May 10 Yellow Sheet Report, go to www.yellowsheetreport.com (Yellow Sheet […]
That’s how you start a new job on the wrong foot
Former Democratic lawmaker and Pima County Justice of the Peace Paula Aboud was slapped with ethics charges after she allegedly stole answers to a test required for newly elected judges. […]
Where’s George Soros when you need him?
Arizona voters may get the chance to decide the fate of school voucher expansion, but the new public education advocacy group pushing for a referendum on Laws 2017, Chapter 139 […]
The emphasis is on “currently,” not “re-election”
The conclusion that Sinema won’t run for US Senate next year may have been a bit premature. 12News’ Brahm Resnik reported last night that Sinema had not, in fact, ruled […]
Let the 2022 speculation commence
Sinema appears to have only ramped up speculations over her US Senate ambitions even after telling KTAR’s Darin Damme in an interview yesterday that she’ll be running for re-election in […]
No need to wait until sine die
Former Attorney General Grant Woods and former Phoenix Mayor Paul Johnson are heading up the referendum campaign to refer up to three pieces of anti-citizen initiative legislation to the 2018 […]
Ducey’s budget bonanza
Legislative budget documents indicate that nearly all of Ducey’s priorities have made it into the tentative agreement between the Ninth Floor and leadership. To read more on this item plus […]
A curtain call for the redistricting commission
The plaintiffs in the last remaining case against the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission will not appeal as part of an agreement with the IRC, bringing an end to the lawsuit. […]
The next school funding lawsuit is here
A lawsuit over school maintenance and construction funding that’s been teased for the last two years will be filed Monday in Maricopa County Superior Court. To read more on this […]
Stay off our turf
Ducey chief of staff Kirk Adams waded into the ongoing spat between Central Arizona Project and the Dept of Water Resources, telling CAP that it needs to respect the state’s […]
Campaign rhetoric is in the air
Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton piqued the interest of Arizona politicos on Tuesday when he delivered a State of the City address that skewered Ducey and the Legislature, leading some to […]