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2021 0210 Wilson v Phx Newspapers – Appeals Ruling 2021 0210 Wilson v Phx Newspapers – Appeals Ruling
2021_0226_Finchem_v_Fernandez_Complaint 2021_0226_Finchem_v_Fernandez_Complaint
2021_0927_ASBA_v_AZ_trial_court_ruling 2021_0927_ASBA_v_AZ_trial_court_ruling
2022_0106_ASBA_v_State 2022_0106_ASBA_v_State
2022_0215_ Puente_v_ASL_CofA 2022_0215_ Puente_v_ASL_CofA
2022_1020_OConnor_SOS_Ethics_Complaint 2022_1020_OConnor_SOS_Ethics_Complaint

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The Arizona Election Law blog is written and edited by Eric Spencer. Eric is a partner at Snell & Wilmer LLP in Phoenix and serves as co-chairman of the firm’s Political Law Group. He previously served as State Election Director in Arizona and in-house counsel for the Arizona Secretary of State’s office.

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