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Kris Mayes: Scandal Plagued AG Controversy Confirmed (opens the original)
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PHOENIX – Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has repeatedly found herself at the center of heated confrontations during her tenure. In September 2026, Republican attorney general candidate Warren Petersen accused Mayes of pounding her fist on a table during a meeting with local officials and declaring, “I am the effing AG.” Hildy Angius, who was present, confirmed the exchange. Mayes disputed Petersen’s broader characterization of her behavior but acknowledged that she occasionally uses profani
Historical Record Shows What Arizona Legislature Might Do Under Democrat Control (opens the original)
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The last time that Democrats held a majority in the Arizona legislature was in 1964 in the House and 1992 in the Senate. It has been a long 34 years since Democrats had a majority in either chamber. In every cycle during those 34 years, the Democrats have introduced a slew of bills aimed at satisfying their socialist base. They have failed because there are more right-of-center Republican districts than left-of-center Democrat districts. Consequently, the socialist bills introduced by Democrats
Jacob Martinez’ Political Makeover May Decide LD9 House Race (opens the original)
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Jacob Martinez has spent much of his young life trying to make a career in politics. But as he campaigns for the Arizona House in Legislative District 9, the dramatic swings he’s taken to advance his political career are attracting attention. After years as a conservative Republican, Martinez is now running as a Democrat alongside incumbent Lorena Austin, with Republican Bradley Bettencourt as the lone Republican candidate for the two available House seats. The three candidates are set to face v
Former AZ GOP Chair Who Lost Secretary of State Primary Sued For Nonpayment of Campaign Signs (opens the original)
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While it is difficult to put a price on winning, it may be even more difficult to pay for losing — at least, in the experience of the Arizona Republican Party’s former chair. Last week, about a month after losing in the Republican primary for secretary of state, former AZGOP Chairwoman Gina Swoboda was sued for nonpayment of campaign signs. Milton and Tracy Gutier, a husband and wife duo behind the Phoenix-based M & T Political Signs, filed a lawsuit against Swoboda for allegedly failing to pay
Arizona’s ESA Program: Fix It Or Lose It (opens the original)
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Earlier this month, the Arizona Supreme Court reaffirmed a lower court decision regarding signatures to place an anti-ESA ballot measure on the November ballot. The result is that only about 240,000 signatures were deemed valid, way short of the minimum required. This generated among school-choice advocates a high level of jubilation. Important as this victory was for supporters of Empowerment Scholarship Accounts, it should be noted that it was not a victory of substance, but one of procedure.
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