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Elections · From the wire

Progressive PAC launches $1M campaign against ‘deceptive’ GOP-backed ballot propositions

The progressive PAC Will of the People is putting $1 million toward its campaign opposing four ballot propositions that Republican state legislators sent to voters this year. “Arizona voters will have the final say, and they deserve to know exactly what these measures would do before they cast their ballots,”...

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October 5, 2026 at 10:40 AM MST

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