AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoElection Stakes: Secretary of State Adrian Fontes is defending mail voting as he seeks a second term against Republican Alex Kolodin, sponsor of a measure requiring ID for mail ballots. The campaign unfolds amid wider disputes over voter rolls and voting access; a recent settlement restored the registrations of citizens wrongly flagged as noncitizens. Courts and Ballots: Arizona’s judicial retention contests are taking on a more partisan tone, while the state Supreme Court ruled the Clean Elections Commission exceeded its authority in a Green Party funding dispute. Campaign Trail: Candidates and elected officials are courting Latino voters across Arizona, with early voters in Yuma weighing the midterm choices as statewide campaigns visit the area. Water and Development: Interior Secretary Doug Burgum warned Arizona over its Colorado River lawsuit, calling potential water cuts manageable. Attorney General Kris Mayes is also calling for a pause on data center development, while Marana has tightened its rules.
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