AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoArizona’s New Majority: Democrats will control the governor’s office and both legislative chambers for the first time since 1966. Incoming leaders Priya Sundareshan and Oscar De Los Santos say affordability, public schools and water will top their agenda; voucher reform is also in view. Treasurer’s Priorities: Nick Mansour, the first Democrat elected treasurer in 60 years, says he wants to improve returns on the state’s education endowment and review the ESA voucher program. Congressional Shift: Democrats JoAnna Mendoza and Amish Shah flipped Republican-held House seats, while Republican Eli Crane narrowly held his district. New members say costs, healthcare, border policy and water are among their priorities. Judicial Elections: Three judges appear at risk of losing retention votes despite passing performance reviews, raising concerns about political groups’ influence on Arizona’s courts. Voters in Focus: Independents now make up nearly 34% of Arizona’s registered voters, the state’s largest political group.
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