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Reagan Priest

Phoenix, Tempe
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Hobbs bans insider betting for Arizona executive branch employees

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By Reagan Priest
| Rose Law Group
By Reagan Priest | State Affairs Gov. Katie Hobbs is banning executive branch employees from using insider information obtained from their jobs to place bets on prediction markets in an executive order signed today.
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Hobbs sees bipartisan budget, tax cuts as her election-year legacy

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By Reagan Priest
| Rose Law Group
By Reagan Priest | Arizona Capitol Times Gov. Katie Hobbs is already campaigning on $1.4 billion tax cut from bipartisan budget She managed to secure a data center tax moratorium and avoid setting a new veto record The governor will now set her sights on the Nov. 3 election in which she hopes to be reelected For Gov.
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Gov. Hobbs on navigating election-year politics from the Ninth Floor

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By Reagan Priest
| Arizona Capitol Times Verified
Gov. Katie Hobbs is now on the other side of four legislative sessions on the Ninth Floor. And while the final session of her first term as governor did not feature the uproarious political battles over immigration, abortion and disability rights that defined her previous years, it did still bring plenty of clashes between an incumbent Democrat seeking a second term and a Republican Legislature doing everything it can to regain a trifecta in November’s election.
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