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I cover Phoenix and a little of everything else for the Arizona Republic. Married 💕to @amysilvermanaz. Formerly @PhoenixNewTimes & EV Trib.

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Who is running for Arizona superintendent of public instruction?

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By Ray Stern Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Teresa Leyba Ruiz (left) and Kimberly Yee Arizona voters will soon decide which of two experienced women will get the job as the state's top education official. Republican Tom Horne is the current superintendent of public instruction, but he's on his way out after two-term state Treasurer Kimberly Yee beat him in July's GOP primary. Teresa "Terry" Leyba Ruiz, a lifelong educator and former president of Glendale Community College, beat her rival, Brett Newby, in the Democratic primary.
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Who is running for Arizona superintendent of public instruction?

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By Ray Stern Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Arizona voters will soon decide which of two experienced women will get the job as the state's top education official. Republican Tom Horne is the current superintendent of public instruction, but he's on his way out after two-term state Treasurer Kimberly Yee beat him in July's GOP primary. Teresa "Terry" Leyba Ruiz, a lifelong educator and former president of Glendale Community College, beat her rival, Brett Newby, in the Democratic primary.
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Who is running for Arizona superintendent of public instruction?

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By Ray Stern Verified
| AZCentral | The Arizona Republic Verified
Arizona voters will soon decide which of two experienced women will get the job as the state's top education official. Republican Tom Horne is the current superintendent of public instruction, but he's on his way out after two-term state Treasurer Kimberly Yee beat him in July's GOP primary.
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