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‘Our goal is to knock on 1 million doors’: Young Arizona voters are lining up to support Kamala Harris
Young organizers believe they can help protect labor and reproductive rights by getting Vice President Kamala Harris elected this year.
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‘To me personally, it would be extremely meaningful’: Arizona woman reacts to Harris’ run for president
Catherine Ripley thinks Kamala Harris’ candidacy will energize Arizona voters to protect abortion rights and reject an anti-immigrant ballot measure this November.
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How to register to vote in Arizona
You must register to vote in Arizona by Oct. 7 to be able to vote for president this year.
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Kamala Harris has spent years fighting for reproductive freedom. Here’s what to know.
Harris has a longstanding history of advocating for reproductive rights, something she’s sure to highlight on the campaign trail as she seeks to paint a stark contrast between herself and former president Donald Trump.
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What to know about Kamala Harris
From her time as a prosecutor to her term as vice president, Harris has been a strong advocate for reproductive rights and gun safety laws, pursued justice for victims of crime, and has sought to push back on growing right-wing extremism.
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This new AZ grad is running for school board against far-right extremists in Peoria
Mikah Dyer is working to push partisanship and culture wars out of school boards, and give students and local residents a voice in public education.
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This Arizona ballot measure would take major judicial elections away from voters
SCR 1044 appears to be a way to protect the Arizona Supreme Court justices who ruled to reinstate the 1864 total abortion ban.
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GOP lawmakers bypass Hobbs to add 11 measures to ballot. What to look out for
Voters will be asked to weigh in on laws that would make school board races partisan, end term limits for judges, and lower the minimum wage for tipped workers, among other things.
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Opinion: Two years after Roe v. Wade was overturned, I am stronger and angrier
If they were going to ban abortion, who knew what else they were going to start banning?
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This Tucson woman doesn’t trust the AZ GOP to protect access to contraceptives
Delaney Heileman uses birth control to treat her endometriosis. Meanwhile, a local Republican lawmaker suggested that contraceptives are for promiscuous women and should not be protected under law.
