Governor Doug Ducey released the following statement on the conclusion of the 2022 Arizona Legislature (6/25/2022): “Over the last eight years, I’ve worked hand-in-hand with the good women and men of the Arizona Legislature to tackle the challenges facing our state, and pass policies to position Arizona as the land of opportunity. I am so
The Citizen’s Tax Committee (CTC) has released a statement announcing that their June 13th Candidate Forum for LD1 House candidates has been cancelled. The Arizona State Legislature remains in session, gridlocked over budget and election integrity bills. LD1’s two incumbent Representatives, Judy Burges and Quang Nguyen, have been told by House leadership to expect floor votes on
The Arizona Legislature on Thursday joined the growing list of Republican-led states to pass aggressive anti-abortion legislation as the conservative U.S. Supreme Court is considering ratcheting back abortion rights that have been in place for nearly 50 years. The House voted on party lines to outlaw abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy, mirroring a Mississippi
A judge in Prescott has saved Republicans in the Arizona Legislature from a political mess they created when they repealed elections for political party precinct committeemen and set off a firestorm among Republican party activists. Yavapai County Superior Court Judge John Napper ruled Tuesday that the law eliminating elections for party offices was illegal special
So today, July 1st, is the start of the new fiscal year, and after successfully completing this legislative session, I’m proud to announce I’m running for State Treasurer. During my time at the Legislature, as I have worked to improve different parts of our economy, I’ve had many nicknames – “The Money Guy”, “The Insurance
Plan Focuses On Resources To Support Local Communities And First Responders Governor Doug Ducey and State Legislative Leaders announced a special session to invest $100 million to combat and prevent wildfires, equip firefighters and communities with the resources they need, and prepare for after effects such as flooding and mudslides. The Arizona Legislature will convene
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