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Michael
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Homophobic
ultra-MAGA
Republican member of
the Arizona
House of
Representatives,
representing
District 25.
He assumed
office on
January 9,
2023. His
current term
ends on
January 11,
2027. |
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Center for Arizona
Policy |
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A List Of Over 45
Prominent Arizonans
Involved In The Jan.
6 Insurrection |
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"It’s been
five years
since former
President
Donald Trump
incited an
insurrection
at the US
Capitol in
order to
remain in
office. A
lot of
Arizonans
were
involved in
this effort
on Jan. 6,
2021—from
writing
legislation
to overturn
the will of
the voters
to attending
the riot.
Some have
faced
consequences;
many are
still in
positions of
power.
Here’s a
reminder of
who they
are:" |
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| Every name in RED, as of this date, has now voted 3 times in two weeks to keep the 1864 Abortion Ban on the books and the law of Arizona. |
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| Apr. 18, 2024 |
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| An Illiterate Election Conspiracy Theorist |
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Republicans
Want
To
Roll
Back
The
Clock
30
Years
And
End
No-Excuse
Early
Voting |
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"House
Bill
2876,
sponsored
by
Buckeye
Republican
Rep. Michael
Carbone,
would
basically
ban
the
state’s
no-excuse
early
voting
system,
with
exceptions
only
for
the
elderly,
disabled
and
for
people
who
must
be
out
of
their
precinct
on
Election
Day.
While
Republican
Rep. Alexander
Kolodin,
of
Scottsdale,
told
lawmakers
on
the
House
Municipal
Oversight
and
Elections
Committee
during
a
Feb.
14
meeting
that
the
proposal
still
allows
a
“fairly
broad
opportunity”
for
voting
by
mail,
doing
so
wouldn’t
be
easy.
Those
who
wanted
to
vote
by
mail
under
the
bill’s
provisions
would
have
to
provide
documentation
of
why,
a
huge
change
from
current
practices
that
allow
anyone
in
the
state
to
vote
early
by
mail
or
in
person.
The
bill,
dubbed
the
“Free,
Fair
and
Transparent
Elections
Act,”
would
also
ban
voting
centers,
a
polling
place
model
that
Maricopa
and
Pima
counties
both
use
in
which
there
are
fewer
voting
locations,
but
anyone
within
the
county
can
vote
at
any
of
them.
Yavapai
County,
one
of
the
most
Republican
counties
in
Arizona,
was
the
first
to
use
voting
centers." |
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Feb.
15,
2024 |
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