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Elections · From the wire

Republicans make their final case for the Arizona Supreme Court to revive voucher measure

A trial court judge incorrectly kicked a proposed constitutional amendment to protect private school voucher money for students in military families off the ballot because he read its two sections “in isolation” rather than as part of the whole, attorneys for GOP lawmakers and parents of voucher recipients told the...

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August 11, 2026 at 9:12 PM MST

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