AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNancy Guthrie case: Federal investigators say some ransom notes tied to the Tucson-area kidnapping are fake extortion attempts, while others are still under active investigation—keeping the case framed as a kidnapping-for-ransom as authorities sort what’s real. Arizona elections & voting access: A proposed Arizona ballot effort to enshrine early voting by mail into the state constitution appears headed for failure after organizers reported collecting about 439,000 signatures, but expect the final count to fall short; attention now turns to whether a separate GOP-backed elections measure can be kept off the ballot. Arizona military & local government: The new U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground commander, Col. Charles Seaberry, is ramping up community visibility with local events and town halls. Arizona economy & international ties: Taiwan plans to open a Phoenix economic and cultural mission to deepen investment and tech supply-chain cooperation. Water politics in the West: Western governors met to push for a Colorado River deal and avoid more litigation, with talk of a shorter framework and periodic reviews. Veterans: Gov. Katie Hobbs signed HB 4168 expanding property tax relief for disabled veterans and protecting surviving spouses.
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