Arizona Reaction to the Interior Department’s plans for Colorado River Operations during 2027 and 2028 has covered the full gamut of possibilities. The guidance, which appears to place less onerous requirements on Lower Basin States like Arizona during this period generated an optimistic reaction from Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs who posted: “I’m glad the federal … Read more
The November election for Arizona Secretary of State is not just about 2026. It is also about 2028 and 2030. Why? Because whoever holds the keys to that office holds the voting procedures and scheduling that will determine the extent Arizonans have access to the ballot box, either in person or via mail. In the … Read more
Educator Dr. Jennifer Johnson has an impressive resume. Now, Dr. Johnson would like to take her impressive credentials and background and apply that expertise as a member of the Scottsdale School Board. If elected to the board, Dr. Johnson pledges to work for the betterment of the district’s students and to promote high educational quality … Read more
We have seen this movie before. A mass movement to assist the Arizona education system in the state that collects more than enough public signatures to qualify, A State Court system beholden to the wealthiest one percent and MAGA White Christian Nationalists that finds a rationale to throw the measure off the ballot. In 2020 … Read more
In her latest campaign ad titled “Not Finished,” Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes highlights her efforts during her first term in office to fight for the rights and safety of Arizonans. Below is the transcript of the ad: “I don’t just talk about protecting Arizona. About fighting for families. About standing up to corporate interests. … Read more