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Republican Treasurer Yee trounces Democrat
Dems expand leads in key races, Election Day drop-offs could shift momentum
Ducey against classroom cameras
State scraps investments over Ben & Jerry’s Israel policy
Trump championed restaurant owner enters race for governor 
Primaries 1-year away, races taking shape
GOP candidate who lost in ’18 to run for governor
Campaign launches range from amateurish to slick
Salmon joins crowded GOP gubernatorial race
Former news anchor jumps into gubernatorial race
New norm: Governing by social media
Races for 2022 statewide offices taking shape
Yee to push Trump platform in run for governor
Former Nogales mayor announces bid for governor
Matthew Ladner: Arizona’s school choice guru
GOP lawmaker targets high-interest lenders
Republicans vote to expand voucher program, revamp oversight
Bill strips Department of Education of voucher oversight
Ducey, legislators at odds over doubling of rainy day fund
Photos: Arizona’s 2019 inauguration
Ducey pushes for bipartisanship, water reform in inaugural address
State inauguration ceremony to set a bipartisan tone
Kimberly Yee breaks barriers as Arizona’s new Treasurer
Outside groups big spenders in races for statewide offices
Billionaire helps Garcia, but no match for Ducey’s millions
Treasurer candidates clash on proper role of office
Treasurer debate turns personal, testy
Women, minority candidates emerge in Democratic slate
Ducey tops field of gubernatorial candidates in campaign spending
Behind the Ballot: It ain’t over til it’s over
Utility regulator Tom Forese drops Arizona treasurer bid
Eileen Klein named state treasurer
Ducey aims for ‘school safety,’ not guns to address shootings
Legislature passes opioids package
Ducey outraises 2 Dem foes combined in gubernatorial race
Democrat Cardenas enters race for state treasurer
Political pandemonium in the works in rush to fill vacated congressional seat
December 15, 2017 Comments Off on Political pandemonium in the works in rush to fill vacated congressional seat
