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Arizona Senate Bill 1011 (SB1011), introduced by Senate President Warren Petersen (R-Gilbert) and other Republican legislators, proposes significant changes to the state’s early voting procedures to expedite election result reporting. The Judiciary and Elections Committee, chaired by Senator Wendy Rogers (R-Flagstaff), reviewed the bill yesterday. Rogers told the Globe, “We have started this legislative session with […]

Arizona News – State Senator Wendy Rogers (R–District 7) has proposed a bill to fund the reopening of the Arizona Historical Society’s Pioneer Museum in Flagstaff. If passed in the upcoming session,  S.B. 1017 will allocate funds for museum operations and new positions to staff the museum, which has been largely closed to the public since

SB 1020 would make it illegal for Arizona’s public universities and colleges to prohibit concealed carry weapons on campus. The Arizona State Legislature’s session doesn’t start until Jan. 13, but members of the Arizona Senate and House of Representatives are able to submit bills before the session starts. Since Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs took office

Thank you, RURAL ARIZONA! We won! I am incredibly grateful and deeply humbled by this overwhelming victory, with 65% of the vote, we garnered 79,960 votes and have a lead of 36,968 votes across our four counties. Votes are still being counted and our lead is likely to expand. Your support sends a clear message,

Sen. Wendy Rogers was interviewed by Real America’s Voice on election night, where she predicted that “the data points on the ground anecdotally and empirically show that Trump, we believe will win by at least 5 points” – which turned out to be right on the mark, with President Trump winning Arizona by 5.5 points.