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Arizona senators voted to approve several election reform bills in one day, including a Republican bill based on a conspiracy theory that would require more robust testing of ballot tabulating machines ahead of elections. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle strayed from the norm of straight party-line votes on numerous bills Feb. 26, with […] The post Elections bills move forward, mostly along party lines appeared first on Arizona Mirror.

A resolution in the West Virginia Legislature seeking to replace a West Virginian statue in the U.S. Capitol with a statue of WWII Medal of Honor Recipient Hershel “Woody” Williams passed Saturday.

CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) – A new resolution going through the West Virginia Legislature could replace the statue of a West Virginian that has stood in the U.S. Capitol in Washington for more than 120 years. Senate Concurrent Resolution 30 was introduced to the West Virginia State Senate on Friday, Feb. 16, to replace one of […]

Arizona Speaker Ben Toma's resolution, which would also stop undocumented immigrants from being able to access public benefits, is intended to be decided by the voters later this year.

Arizona businesses could be fined $10,000 for every undocumented employee under a GOP proposal aiming for the November ballot that opponents warn will push immigrant workers further into the shadows. 

By GREG JORDAN

After barring transgender athletes from competing in women’s sports in 2021 and prohibiting gender-affirming care for minors last year, legislators are looking to take things a step further and cement the differences between biological males and females into state law. House Concurrent Resolution 33, authored by Republican Rep. Dana McLean,...

Arizona voters could decide in November whether to classify drug cartels as terrorist organizations if a Republican proposal makes it onto the ballot.

Republicans pushed through bills targeting bathroom use by transgender students and preferred pronouns during a Senate committee hearing on Feb. 7.

The West Virginia House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee has advanced a resolution to study locating a state park at Cheat Lake in Monongalia County. The move follows concerns about the future of over 300 acres Lake Lynn Generation LLC has proposed be removed from Federal Energy Regulatory Commission oversight.