More than 75% of voters use early ballots. Every AZ House Republican voted to take that away.
House Republicans have approved a bill that would upend the way that Arizonans vote, ending no-excuse early voting by…
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An executive order aimed to curb conversion therapy, but some counselors still practice it
Tres Adames believed he had to change himself.
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