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Ronald J. Hansen
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National Political Reporter, The Arizona Republic
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By Ronald J. Hansen Verified|The Arizona RepublicVerifiedKyrsten Sinema unloaded $3 million of her former campaign funds to help Arizona State University research artificial intelligence and made big payments to a payroll services company in her first three months out of office. The spending is the first glimpse of how Sinema is winding down her campaign war chest since leaving the U.S. Senate in January.
By Ronald J. Hansen Verified|The Arizona RepublicVerifiedThe U.S. House passed the SAVE Act, requiring proof of citizenship for federal elections, mirroring an Arizona law facing challenges. Proof of citizenship could include passports, birth certificates or REAL IDs, potentially disenfranchising eligible voters lacking these documents. The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill that would require proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections in a move that could follow an Arizona law that has encountered significant problems.
By Ronald J. Hansen Verified|The Arizona RepublicVerifiedKyrsten Sinema unloaded $3 million of her former campaign funds to help Arizona State University research artificial intelligence and made big payments to a payroll services company in her first three months out of office. The spending is the first glimpse of how Sinema is winding down her campaign war chest since leaving the U.S. Senate in January.
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The Arizona Republic
The Arizona Republic is Arizona's largest daily newspaper, established in 1890 and based in Phoenix. It operates a digital platform, azcentral.com, which is the state's oldest and most-visited local news site. This platform integrates content from The Arizona Republic, NBC affiliate 12 News, and the Spanish-language publication La Voz. The organization has been part of the Gannett/USA Today Network since 2000. The Arizona Republic offers a range of news publications, including daily print and digital news, a weekly business-focused publication called the Arizona Business Gazette, and La Voz, which serves the Hispanic community. Its digital offerings include real-time news updates, video content, event guides, and classifieds for jobs, real estate, and vehicles. The company emphasizes local reach for advertisers and provides specialized content for college students and hyperlocal coverage of Phoenix suburbs.
Phoenix, United States
+1 602-444-8000
Founded: 1890