The Arizona Domestic Violence Legal Assistance Project has been connecting victims and their families with legal aid since 1997. The program serves approximately 12,000 victims annually.
Read More »Legal aid agencies offer domestic violence victims free advice, expertise
Clean Elections: A fair shake? 
Arizona’s Clean Elections system has had a polarizing effect on Arizona politics since becoming law in 1998. Supporters claim it eliminates the influence of special-interest money in elections, while opponents say the system is unfair and dampens free speech.
Read More »Taking a long-range view of Arizona’s needs 
Arizonans of all stripes who love their state have gotten together twice a year for almost a half-century to address the issues facing the state and recommend public policy solutions.
Read More »Arizona’s Government: The Next 100 Years
As Arizona nears its 100th birthday, we find ourselves divided, polarized and in desperate need of a government system that will serve us well for the next 100 years.
Read More »Politicians, lobbyists agree power has shifted into unelected hands 
Political activists and observers say term limits should be termed out, but average voters seem to like the law just the way it is.
Read More »Dodie Londen program trains GOP women candidates 
The Dodie Londen Excellence in Public Services Series, named in honor of the late chairwoman of the Arizona Republican Party, offers training to Republican women who want to be involved politically. Participants run the gamut from the politically uninitiated to women running for office now to women who work for campaigns and candidates.
Read More »Arizona’s top 5 women lobbyists
Our top women lobbyists list really identifies five tenacious professionals whose communication skills, character and depth of knowledge about the issues important to their clients makes them stand out. They just happen to be women.
Read More »Goldwater Institute CEO Darcy Olsen suggests fiscal fixes 
The Goldwater Institute is among the most powerful public policy organizations in the Southwest, and behind all of its decisions is Darcy Olsen.
Read More »Director: high hopes for streamlined Commerce Authority 
A state agency that in the minds of some elected and private sector officials was a comfortable place for political appointees to perform is on the way out.
Read More »Construction mogul extends reach beyond industry 
Family is the only thing that really pulls J. Doug Pruitt away from running a 120-year-old construction company. He freely admits his “vacations” are often off-time jaunts during business trips. His tireless demeanor has earned him much respect and even greater influence in and outside of the construction industry.
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