Horne didn’t get an independent and binding review of the accusation he illegally coordinated with an independent campaign. And that spotlights an injustice in Arizona’s system of administrative law the Legislature should remedy.
Does Ducey have a mandate?
He won impressively big. But he ran on background, experience and general conservative philosophy, not a specific agenda.
Ducey’s first job: Settle education funding lawsuit
Putting the state budget on a sustainable footing is impossible until the uncertainty over education funding is resolved.
How could Suns “run” into a wall against Grizzlies?
Bad headline: “Suns run into wall against Grizzlies”. Suns did no running at all against the Grizzlies.
Shell-shocked state Dems cast blame, make excuses
But if Republicans are 40 percent of the turnout, they don’t have to do much else right to win.
Why Ducey won (again)
Turnout, money, and more.
How to tell if your candidate is swimming or sinking
Tips on what matters, and doesn’t, as ballots are counted election night.
Clinton’s dismissive tone the key on job creation
Clinton and Obama think that government drives economic growth, and businesses and entrepreneurs are mostly along for the ride.
Budget woes will consume Ducey or DuVal
Given limited options on the state budget, Prop. 487, true pension reform for new City of Phoenix workers, may be the ballot’s most consequential item.
AZ Dems’ hill remains steep
GOP registration and turnout advantage is expanding or holding, not getting smaller.