What she ultimately signs will probably closely resemble what she vetoed.
Read the column: https://robertrobb.substack.com/p/hobbs-writes-herself-into-a-bind
What she ultimately signs will probably closely resemble what she vetoed.
Read the column: https://robertrobb.substack.com/p/hobbs-writes-herself-into-a-bind
Starting with a particular number of majority-minority districts makes it tough to create competitive districts in the balance of the state.
Read the column …https://robertrobb.substack.com/p/voting-rights-act-a-bad-decision
The alternative of targeted government subsidies doesn’t have the scale to make a material difference.
Read the column …https://robertrobb.substack.com/p/a-second-chance-at-housing-deregulation
The federal credit shouldn’t exist. But if it does, Hobbs shouldn’t prevent Arizonans from participating
Read the column …https://robertrobb.substack.com/p/kelly-and-repeal-of-the-federal-tuition
Where are the center-right, problem-solving candidates?
A wrong Prop. 123 political analysis, single-member state House districts, and parity for independents on the redistricting commission.
The challenge of fairly considering ill-motivated proposals
The state is losing another education funding lawsuit.
Read the column …https://robertrobb.substack.com/p/hobbss-new-prop-123-proposal-has
Hobbs still hasn’t learned how to play the budget game.
Nine states have a political party with “independent” in the name. Why not Arizona?