56% of Arizona voters think Biden border policies contribute to crimes like illegal alien’s murder of Laken Riley, says new poll
56% of Arizona voters think President Joe Biden’s border policies are to blame for crimes like an illegal alien’s February 22 murder of University of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley.
72% of Arizona voters think federal government weak at securing U.S. borders, says new poll
72% of Arizona voters think the federal government is weak at securing the U.S. borders.
- Arizona State House, Senate, Chamber file lawsuit against Environmental Protection Agency
- Two weeks until deadline for accepting Nomination Papers, Nomination Petitions, and Financial Disclosure Statements for candidates seeking nomination in Aug. 6 Primary Election
- Arizonans disapprove of Biden's economy, rising gas prices, mounting inflation
- Reminder: Four weeks until civilian voter registration deadline for May 21 municipal elections
- League of American Workers President: 'The dire economic fallout of Bidenomics turns Arizonans back toward Trump'
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56% of Arizona voters think Biden border policies contribute to crimes like illegal alien’s murder of Laken Riley, says new poll
56% of Arizona voters think President Joe Biden’s border policies are to blame for crimes like an illegal alien’s February 22 murder of University of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley.
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72% of Arizona voters think federal government weak at securing U.S. borders, says new poll
72% of Arizona voters think the federal government is weak at securing the U.S. borders.
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Arizona State House, Senate, Chamber file lawsuit against Environmental Protection Agency
Arizona State Senate President Warren Petersen, Arizona State House Speaker Ben Toma, and the Arizona Chamber of Commerce have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to stop their new air quality act from being implemented.
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Kari Lake: Illegal aliens 'enter our country without fear of consequences'
U.S. Senate Candidate Kari Lake, a Republican from Arizona, stated that illegal immigrants are crossing into the United States without "fear."
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League of American Workers President: 'The dire economic fallout of Bidenomics turns Arizonans back toward Trump'
Steve Cortes, founder and president of the League of American Workers (LAW) said a poll released yesterday by his organization shows that Arizona workers are suffering under President Joe Biden's economic policies.
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Catholic Vote President: Poll showing four-point Trump lead in Arizona a result of 'economic hardship' under Biden
Catholic Vote President Brian Burch said a new poll showing former President Donald Trump leading President Biden by for points in Arizona is the result of voters being unhappy with the "economic hardship" caused by Biden and Democrats in the U.S. Senate.
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Trump leads Biden by four points in Arizona, poll shows
Former President Donald Trump ( R) leads President Biden (D) by four points among Arizona voters in the 2024 race for the White House.
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Arizona Senate Republicans Push for Life Sentences for Child Sex Traffickers
PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate Republicans in Arizona are pushing forward a ballot referral that would allow voters to consider imposing life in prison for child sex traffickers in the state. Senator Shawnna Bolick sponsored the bill, emphasizing the importance of protecting children from such heinous crimes."I am a mother, wife, and protector of our children. Today, my fellow Republican senators and I took a stand to stop child sex trafficking across Arizona," said Senator Bolick.Highlighting the widespread nature of human trafficking, Senator Bolick stated, "Human...
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Lawmakers Respond to Arizona League of Cities and Towns Executive Director's Refusal to Negotiate on Housing Solutions
Five lawmakers have issued strong statements in response to the Executive Director of the Arizona League of Cities and Towns, Tom Belshe, who recently refused to negotiate on state-mandated changes regarding housing solutions. Belshe's stance was made clear when he stated, "Zoning is something that we cannot support," and reiterated that his organization would not engage in negotiations on this matter.Senate President Warren Petersen expressed urgency for action, stating, "The Governor is out of excuses to not sign this bill." He urged the Governor to prioritize making...
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Steve Cortes: Kelly, Sinema ‘clearly decided to prioritize illegal aliens and a radical open borders agenda’
Steve Cortes, founder of the League of American Workers (LAW), said today that Arizona U.S. Sens. Kelly (D) and Sinema (I) “decided to prioritize illegal aliens” by voting against a measure that would have prohibited illegal aliens from being factored into the count for apportionment of congressional districts and the Electoral College map.