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- Heather Mace Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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- Kiera Riley Capitol Media Services
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PHOENIX — Supporters of the Empowerment Scholarship Account program declared victory Monday in blocking a reform initiative from going to the ballot.
- Kiera Riley and Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services
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Arizona’s Supreme Court says Republican lawmakers used “argumentative, speculative, and non-neutral” language to describe Prop. 212. But the measure still may not reach voters.
- Kiera Riley Capitol Media Services
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A bid to block Proposition 212 and its attempt to rein in voucher enrollment in Arizona claims, in part, that the measure should be knocked off the ballot because many circulators were unqualified to collect voter signatures.
- Howard Fischer
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A judge ruled that a Republican-backed measure targeting the Arizona Education Association is unconstitutional and cannot be on the November ballot because it combines unrelated issues, violating Arizona’s separate amendment rule.
- Howard Fischer
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PHOENIX — Supporters of universal vouchers for private, parochial and home-schooled children are going to court in an effort to stop a public …
- Emily Bregel
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Rep. Adelita Grijalva, a Tucson Democrat, is calling for a delay in deportation proceedings for ICE detainees in Arizona affected by a measles outbreak.
- Emily Bregel
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Facing soaring caseloads for judges, the U.S. District Court in Arizona implemented policy changes in June aimed at reducing delays in detained immigrants' release from ICE custody.