January 2021 – Arizona Election Law Blog

Prop. 208 Injunction Denial Might Be Significant Victory For The Legislature

January 14, 2021February 20, 2021 Eric

Today the Maricopa County Superior Court issued a partial ruling in a lawsuit seeking to enjoin Proposition 208, the education tax initiative. The plaintiffs argued that the “no supplant” clause of the statute was unconstitutional

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Arizona-Based Plaintiffs Dismiss D.C. Lawsuit Against V.P. Pence

January 7, 2021March 15, 2021 Eric

The election challenge filed against Vice President Pence in the D.C. District Court by various Arizona-based plaintiffs – including Sen. Borrelli, Sen. Petersen, and the Arizona Voter Integrity Alliance – was voluntarily dismissed this morning

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