November 12, 2026
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Author: Steve Kirwan

Steve Kirwan is a political analyst and reporter, and was the founding editor of the Arizona Globe. Follow him here, on X at @SteveKirwan, and on YouTube at https://youtube.com/@BigSteveKnows

AZGOP Leaders Tout Trump-Friendly Bipartisan Budget Deal

June 9, 2026   5:17 pmJune 24, 2026   7:47 am
PHOENIX — Republican legislative leaders and Gov. Katie Hobbs have reached a bipartisan agreement on an $18.29 billion state budget that GOP lawmakers say will make Arizona the only state in the nation to deliver President Donald Trump’s federal tax...
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Finchem Eyes Fiduciary Reforms After Elder Abuse Hearing

June 4, 2026   1:50 pmJune 18, 2026   10:47 am
PHOENIX — Arizona Sen. Mark Finchem (R-1) says lawmakers may pursue changes to state law after a Senate committee heard testimony alleging financial exploitation and oversight failures involving court-appointed fiduciaries, guardians ad litem, and conservators. Finchem, who chairs the Senate Ad...
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Petersen, Montenegro Fight Judge over School Funding Deadline

June 3, 2026   9:20 amJune 18, 2026   10:48 am
PHOENIX — Arizona Republican leaders are asking the state Court of Appeals to block, or at least delay, enforcement of a ruling first issued Aug. 13, 2025, that found the state’s public school capital funding system unconstitutional. Attorneys for Senate President...
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Rogers’ Anti-Squatter Bill Heads to Hobbs after Clearing Legislature

May 27, 2026   12:47 pmJune 18, 2026   10:48 am
PHOENIX — Arizona lawmakers just sent Gov. Katie Hobbs a Republican-backed property rights bill aimed at speeding up the removal of unlawful occupants from private homes. Senate Bill SB1426 forces Hobbs to decide on a proposal supporters say is crucial...
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Mayes Eyes Suing Hobbs Over Issue Petersen Called ‘Frivolous’

May 25, 2026   10:27 amJune 5, 2026   4:52 pm
PHOENIX — Arizona’s top two Democratic statewide officials could soon be on opposite sides of a courtroom, as Attorney General Kris Mayes weighs renewed legal action against Gov. Katie Hobbs over the state’s use of opioid settlement funds. The dispute...
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Montenegro Frames Pima Election Suit As Test Of Fontes’ Authority

May 21, 2026   2:40 pmJune 5, 2026   4:52 pm
Arizona House Speaker Steve Montenegro (R-29) is again drawing a hard line against Secretary of State Adrian Fontes (D), as a new federal lawsuit challenges whether Fontes’ election manual gives local officials too much power to police speech around polling...
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Heap Wins Another Maricopa BOS Election Control Challenge

May 18, 2026   11:49 amJune 5, 2026   4:52 pm
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors suffered another setback in its ongoing court fight with Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap after a Superior Court judge denied the board’s request to pause an April ruling that restored several election-related powers to...
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