In a unanimous ruling by the Arizona State Supreme Court this afternoon (August 18, 2020,) a lower Maricopa Superior Court ruling taking the Invest in Ed Ballot Initiative off the November ballot for an incomplete explanation of the measure has been overturned. Arizona’s Children and Educators have won. Invest in Ed is back on the … Read more
The Post Office has been in America since before there was the United States. Donald Trump, as fellow writer AZ Blue Meanie has ably recounted in several articles, is at war with it. Why? To stop what he perceives in his Stable Genius mind, a horde of Anti Trump votes coming through mail-in ballots. His … Read more
Arizona Legislative District (LD) Eight has had its share of notoriety over the last year. Incumbent David Cook has been embroiled in a scandal over love letters to a lobbyist. Both Cook and the other Republican incumbent Frank Pratt may be more appropriately called corporate and fringe servants as opposed to public ones. Just look … Read more
This is the 100-word summary that went on voter ballot petitions for Invest in Ed. How is this unclear? How is this as Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Christopher Coury stated in his obtuse decision to throw the Invest in Ed initiative off the November ballot “opaque?” To the 435,669 people who signed the petition … Read more
Each election year the Capitol Times hosts a Meet the Candidates event in July for all Legislative candidates and incumbents at a fancy downtown Phoenix hotel. This year, the Cap Times event — sponsored by the Citizens Clean Elections Commission — is virtual and spread out over five evenings, from 6-8 p.m. each night. The … Read more