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LD3 hopefuls spar over vouchers, funding (opens the original)
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Candidates for the state House and Senate in Scottsdale-based Legislative District 3 dueled in a debate Aug. 24 over school vouchers and a ballot measure that would mandate how much money goes to classrooms. Republicans Cody Reim and George Khalaf, running for the House, support Arizona‘s Empowerment Scholarship Account program, which provides public money to families to spend on private education. They don’t think it needs new guardrails, despite state auditors finding in May that the Arizona D
LD13 debate goes on without two GOP candidates (opens the original)
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A Democratic Senate candidate in the competitive Chandler-Gilbert Legislative District 13 took a jab at the Republican incumbent for not showing up for a debate on Aug. 17. And while there was also a Republican no-show in a separate debate among House candidates, the Democratic hopefuls stuck to their own policy positions instead of attacking their opponents or the absent candidate. Republicans have a voter registration advantage over Democrats in Legislative District 13, which includes Chandler
LD3 candidates will debate on Monday (opens the original)
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A special-education teacher and school board member is challenging a 10-term GOP state senator in a legislative district where registered Republicans outnumber Democrats by more than 2-to-1. And the area’s lopsided voter-registration isn’t stopping two Democrats — a business executive and a headhunter — from trying to win two seats in the state House against a Republican lawmaker and a longtime pollster and strategist who’s making his first bid for office. Voters will also see John Skirbst, a No
LD13 debate Monday forecasts major battle (opens the original)
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A Democrat with a suspended law license is looking to oust a Republican lawmaker in a competitive state Senate race to represent Chandler. Democrats have also fielded two first-time candidates to take on the Chandler mayor and a business owner with name recognition in the race for the two House seats in Legislative District 13. Registered Republican voters outnumber Democrats by almost 10 percentage points, but Democratic candidates have been successful in the district, where almost 36% of the v
Lively GOP primary contest in Arizona House of Representatives Legislative District 13 (opens the original)
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Republican voters have three candidates to choose from in the July 21 primary election for the state House in Legislative District 13, as incumbent lawmakers will be leaving office or trying to switch chambers. The slate of Republican contenders for the district's two House seats — Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke, restaurateur Janet Weninger, and precinct committeewoman Debra Schinke — contains familiar names in the district, which encompasses parts of south Chandler, Sun Lakes and Gilbert. The dist
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