AZ Supreme Court Holds that Courts Have No Jurisdiction to Weigh In on Legislature’s Compliance with Open Meeting Law

Today the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that whether the Legislature violated Arizona’s Open Meeting Law by virtue of GOP members’ attendance at ALEC conferences is a nonjusticiable political question. In essence, although the Open Meeting

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Pinal County Releases Report Explaining Recount Ballot Discrepancies

Pinal County has released its report detailing why 507 additional ballots were tallied in the statewide recount results released today. The report describes the various discrepancies and concludes as follows: After performing reconciliation of ballots

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AZ Supreme Court to Decide Friday Whether GOP Legislator Attendance at ALEC Conferences Triggers Open Meeting Law

On Friday December 30, 2022, the Arizona Supreme Court will decide whether GOP members of the Arizona Legislature are subject to the Arizona Open Meeting Law (OML) when they attend conferences hosted by the American

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