The history of abortion regulations in Arizona
Even before the Arizona Supreme Court decided that a near-total abortion ban first adopted in 1864 is the law of the…
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New Arizona law creates confusion on how counties must track dropped-off mail ballots
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Republicans might put their own abortion measure on the ballot
Republicans in the Arizona legislature are considering sending their own abortion measure to the ballot this November to…
Katie Hobbs vetoed a trio of Republican election bills • Arizona Mirror
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed her first Republican election bills this year.
On April 10, Hobbs vetoed bills…
Young voters won’t fall for politicians who attempt to hide their anti-abortion stances in…
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