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Capitol roundup: Lawmakers send Hobbs bills on vapes, shade and more

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By Jeremy Duda 
| Axios Phoenix
Lawmakers kept busy this week while Gov. Katie Hobbs and Republican legislative leadership continued working toward an elusive bipartisan budget deal. ⛱️ Homeowners associations wouldn't be able to prohibit backyard shade structures but could regulate style, placement and size under a bill passed by the House, which is now on Hobbs' desk.
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Mayes will send fake electors case back to grand jury after appeal fails

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By Jeremy Duda 
| Axios Phoenix
Attorney General Kris Mayes must restart her case against the 2020 fake electors after the Arizona Supreme Court rejected a key appeal. Why it matters: The alleged crimes occurred almost six years ago, and the case will now drag on even longer and loom over this year's AG race. Driving the news: The Supreme Court denied Mayes' request to overturn a lower court's dismissal of charges against the 11 Republican electors and seven other alleged co-conspirators.
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