As the first day of the Legislative session begins in Arizona, the discussion of empowerment scholarship accounts, or ESAs, is top of mind.
Governor Katie Hobbs, during her Jan. 8 State of the State address, says her goal is to make regulations on the program, and Republican lawmakers vow to fight back.
Hobbs is pushing her plan to regulate ESAs, which service over 70,000 Arizona students.
As more families are enrolling, the governor is fending off supporters of the program on several points.
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The Maine Republican Party says it won’t recognize ranked choice voting in the March 5 presidential primary, adding another layer of complexity to an already confusing election.
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A measure that would keep anything Satan-related away from public spaces passed a state Senate committee on Wednesday morning.
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Meet your new Republican Party of Arizona Chairman, Jeff DeWit!
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