AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoArizona Power Shift: Katie Hobbs, Kris Mayes and Adrian Fontes won reelection, while Democrats appear poised to take both chambers of the Legislature for the first time in 60 years. Party leaders say they plan to tackle affordability, water, education and oversight of school vouchers and data centers. Races Still in Play: Democrat Amish Shah leads Republican Jay Feely in the 1st Congressional District, and JoAnna Mendoza leads Juan Ciscomani in the 6th; the 2nd District race between Eli Crane and Jonathan Nez remains close. Ballot Measures: Voters approved Proposition 318, expanding restrictions on transgender students’ sports participation and access to school bathrooms and locker rooms. They also backed limits on local grocery taxes and new traffic-camera systems. Tribal Leadership: Crystalyne Curley is poised to become the Navajo Nation’s first woman president, though her opponent says he will seek a recount. Film Tax Credits: Arizona’s $125 million film incentive program faced a new legal challenge at the Court of Appeals, where attorneys debated whether it violates the state constitution.
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