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Arizona GOP eyes 'wild' climate ballot measures - E&E News by POLITICO - Vimarsana News

Arizona GOP eyes 'wild' climate ballot measures - E&E News by POLITICO

Republicans want to sidestep the Democratic governor by punting climate policies to voters, including conspiracy-tinged ideas that business groups oppose.

Source: eenews.net
School board elections would become partisan under Senate bill - Vimarsana News

School board elections would become partisan under Senate bill

PHOENIX — A Southern Arizona lawmaker wants to turn school board elections into party-aligned affairs.

Plan would make Arizona school board elections partisan - Vimarsana News

Plan would make Arizona school board elections partisan

For Star subscribers: A Tucson lawmaker wants to turn nonpartisan school board elections into the sort of often contentious partisan affairs as races for the Legislature.

Source: tucson.com
Arizona Gov. Hobbs' groundwater regulation plans clash with Republican chair's proposals - Vimarsana News

Arizona Gov. Hobbs' groundwater regulation plans clash with Republican chair's proposals

Arizona Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs’ has her own plans to overhaul rural groundwater regulation that she teased in her State of the State address Monday. But Hobbs will have to get those plans past Rep. Gail Griffin (R-Hereford), who has a history of blocking regulation in rural communities.

Source: kjzz.org
2 Arizona congressmen join conservatives who block defense bill - Vimarsana News

2 Arizona congressmen join conservatives who block defense bill

Two Arizona lawmakers were among five GOP House members who broke ranks Thursday and voted to block the defense authorization bill.

Source: ktar.com