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Initiative to stomp out school choice announced: Don’t Let Red Tape Smother Arizona’s Successful Universal School Choice Promise.

Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap scored two major court victories. First, the judge ruled he can retain outside counsel pro bono without County Attorney approval. Second, a TRO blocked the BOS subpoenas targeting his staff as potential retaliation. BOS defies Judge Blaney's TRO by scheduling Feb 9 testimony session anyway. Order to Show Cause hearing set for Feb 11 at 9:00 a.m. to address the defiance.

SAVE America and MEGA Acts require voter ID and citizenship proof, while the Abe Firewall bans ranked-choice voting and foreign-language ballots.

The Arizona State Senate passed a non-binding resolution urging Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes to resign over her televised comments suggesting that Arizonans could legally use lethal force against ICE agents under the state's Stand Your Ground law if they reasonably feared for their lives. Republicans criticized the remarks as reckless and inflammatory, while Mayes defended them as an accurate explanation of existing law amid concerns about aggressive federal immigra

Senator Mike Lee exposes the Appropriations Cartel: one committee hoards spending power, sidelines experts, and fuels $38T debt with unread omnibus bills. His fix: decentralize funding to authorizing committees so real oversight kicks in and the purse strings get cut from the swamp's grip.

In sworn testimony on January 26, 2026, Maricopa County Senior Director of Voter Registration Janine Petty revealed that legal voters who cast provisional ballots in the 2024 General Election—but timely provided required proof of citizenship or residency—were illegally disenfranchised, as their full ballots (including state and local races) were not pulled and counted per Arizona law.

Maricopa County chairwoman clashes with her attorney & the county recorder in ongoing dispute over statutory duties.

What if the greatest threat to our liberty isn't foreign enemies, but simply our own complacency as citizens?

Senator John Kennedy's Ending Improper Payments to Deceased People Act has passed both the Senate and House unanimously. The bill requires permanent data sharing between the Social Security Administration and Treasury to stop billions in payments to deceased individuals. It now awaits President Trump's signature to become law.

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed SB 1106, a $1.1 billion Republican tax conformity bill, days after promising affordability and middle-class tax cuts in her State of the State speech. The fast-tracked bill passed on party lines with Democrats voting no; Hobbs advanced a narrower $700 million plan critics call a relative tax increase. Public concerns mount that the lack of conformity—and no special session—risks forcing taxpayers to amend or delay filings.

Senate leaders often dodge accountability by refusing to schedule votes on key bills, claiming “we don’t have the votes” without ever testing the claim. It's a swamp game to block good bills.

Congress Delivers Pork-Fest CR after a 42-Day Shutdown😬. Senate passed CR on Nov. 10. House votes Nov. 12th.

2K+ "Lost" Ballot Affidavit Envelopes Unearthed in Friday Post-Election Chaos. Recorder Heap Exposes County Supervisors’ Power Grab Gone Wrong.

Signature Verifications Completed in Blazing 48 Hours with Groundbreaking New Process Adding More Integrity, Security and Transparency -- Despite Constant Roadblocks from the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors