There is one bill to reform elections procedures in the Arizona Legislature that might be able to find bipartisan support amid this highly partisan flurry of election bills before the AZLeg: HB 2023. Unlike some of the extreme bill pending that seek to radically restructure elections or compromise the secrecy of our ballots in the … Read more
Arizona, thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, has qualified to receive $76.5 million to develop electric charging stations along its six federal interstate highway systems. According to reporting from AZ Mirror, the goal of the five billion dollar national program is to expand the amount of electric charging stations across the country from 47,055 to … Read more
Tomorrow, Wednesday February 16th at 2:00 p.m. the Senate Committee on Natural Resources, Energy and Water will hear SB1631, electric energy; public policy; reliability. If passed, this bill will repeal the state statute that allows for retail energy competition. Sound familiar? It should. HB2101 failed on the house floor on Monday and it would have … Read more
Eureka! There may be a light at the end of the tunnel to avert the financial doomsday for the Grand Canyon state’s traditional pubic schools. On Arizona’s birthday, the Republican and Democratic leadership of the Arizona State House and Senate have offered bipartisan measures in both chambers to lift the spending limit cap limit. If … Read more
The Arizona Daily Star put this important opinion behind a pay wall, but it really ought to be republished in every newspaper in Arizona and widely distributed. So here it is, Tim Steller’s column: It’s time for Arizona AG Mark Brnovich to go: Conservative performance artist Mark Brnovich should stop acting as Attorney General of Arizona. … Read more