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Secretary of state candidates trade insults, diverge on election plans in debate (opens the original)
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The outcome of the race for secretary of state could hinge on who voters believe will better protect their rights. And at the top of that list is likely to be the ability to vote by mail. During an hourlong debate Wednesday, Republican Alexander Kolodin cited legislation he sponsored that allows anyone with an early ballot to not just drop it off on Election Day — something already permitted — but to actually have it verified at the polling place by presenting photo identification. That is desig
GOP lawmakers grill land department about solar leases, advocate for alternative uses (opens the original)
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Republican state lawmakers grilled the head of the State Land Department on Tuesday about why her agency is leasing state-owned land for solar development when they believe it should be sold off for needed residential development. The State Land Department does solar leases for 30 years at a time and has about 150 pending applications from others who also want similar solar leases. Data from the State Land Department, released Tuesday by the committee, said the agency auctioned off 22 times more
Biggs says he may reverse some of Hobbs' groundwater conservation efforts (opens the original)
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Congressman Andy Biggs said if he’s elected governor, he may reverse some of the groundwater protections incumbent Katie Hobbs has established. As a Democrat working with a Republican-controlled state Legislature, Hobbs hasn’t gotten many proposals through in the form of bills. But, under her direction, the state water resources department has created two “active management areas” which are zones where groundwater pumping is restricted. One AMA is in the Willcox basin in southern Arizona, and th
Biggs says eliminating individual income tax will ultimately boost tax revenue for Arizona (opens the original)
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Congressman Andy Biggs said Tuesday that if elected governor, he will eliminate the income tax — and argued doing so will actually increase the state’s tax revenue. Biggs has long advocated for incrementally eliminating the income tax, which accounts for about 33% of the state’s budget, or $5.7 billion, according to the Joint Legislative Budget Committee. Critics argue getting rid of the income tax would necessitate raising other taxes to make up the gaps, or the state will have to cut services.
Arizona medical professionals sign letter condemning Biggs' history of supporting Medicaid cuts (opens the original)
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A group of about 50 physicians and other medical professionals signed onto a letter to GOP Congressman Andy Biggs on Monday, condemning his efforts to eliminate the state’s Medicaid program and his history of advocating for Medicaid cuts. Biggs is running for governor against Democratic incumbent Katie Hobbs. The Copper State Victory’s “war room” — a coordinated campaign supporting Hobbs — helped organize the letter signing effort. While majority leader of the Arizona Senate in 2011, Biggs spons
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