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Arizona’s ESA Ballot War Ends In A Draw

August 19, 2026   11:10 amAugust 20, 2026   8:40 am
Propositions 145 and 212 are both effectively dead after court rulings yesterday. None of the big changes that Prop 212, the citizen initiative, proposed–a new $150,000 household-income cutoff for universal eligibility,  testing requirements, and various purchasing restrictions for ESA programs–will...
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Arizona Morning Roundup, 8-18

August 18, 2026   9:20 amAugust 20, 2026   8:39 am
Like shelter pets, sometimes we don’t adopt the stories, the stories adopt us. Here are some of the Arizona developments we’re following while eating our protein-enhanced granola: •The Protect Education Act is on life support this morning. After county validity...
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Arizona Morning Roundup, 8-17

August 17, 2026   7:35 amAugust 18, 2026   12:25 pm
Now that you’ve done your morning hike, coffee, and protein-powder intake, it’s time to sit down for a couple of minutes with the Arizona Morning Briefing. Here’s the gorp we consumed over the weekend: •Prop. 212, the “Protect Education Act”...
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Arizona Morning Politics Briefing: Mendoza’s Property-Tax Credits, a Gubernatorial Spat Over Sales Tax, Ralph Heap In Another Heap of Trouble…And More

August 14, 2026   7:20 amAugust 18, 2026   12:26 pm
“Politics ain’t beanbag,” the late Chicago mayor Harold Washington once said, but sometimes it does feel a bit like beanbag, or like weasels in a sack fighting over a scrap of meat. Here are some of the dramas playing out...
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Hobbs Leads Biggs by Eight in New Arizona AARP Poll

August 7, 2026   7:36 amAugust 7, 2026   7:37 am
A new AARP-commissioned poll gives Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs an eight-point lead over Republican challenger Andy Biggs while revealing a striking age divide that could shape Arizona’s general election. Hobbs leads Biggs 52% to 44% among likely voters, but Biggs...
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Arizona Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Proposition 145

August 3, 2026   9:51 amAugust 6, 2026   5:32 pm
In another twist in Arizona’s endless skirmish over school funding, Proposition 145 is off the November ballot after a Maricopa County judge ruled that it combines two distinct constitutional changes into one ballot question. Prop. 145’s proponents are appealing, and...
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Despite $200K in Racially Charged Attacks, Yee Leads Horne

July 23, 2026   1:51 pmAugust 3, 2026   8:11 pm
It seems money couldn’t buy Tom Horne another term. State Treasurer Kimberly Yee has built a commanding lead over incumbent Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne in Arizona’s Republican primary, and as additional ballots are counted, the margin appears increasingly...
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