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Wendy Rogers joined KMOG’s Rim Country Forum show to discuss her restraining order against a malicious reporter, the ethics investigation into Rep. Liz Harris, current legislative priorities, and ongoing examination of election irregularities, among other topics. Listen now:

PHOENIX, ARIZONA – A Coconino County Judge granted Senator Wendy Rogers an Injunction Against Harassment, which was served this morning to a reporter who has been documented as repeatedly committing harassing, annoying and alarming attempts to contact the Senator. “Earlier in this legislative session, after the reporter repeatedly invaded my personal space at my desk

Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers demanded an opportunity to inspect “the affidavit envelopes and signature exemplars from Maricopa County records used in the 2022 election” from the Maricopa County Recorder earlier today. Senator Rogers, Chairwoman of the Arizona Senate Elections Committee, fired off the following tweet with a photocopy of her new public records request. Maricopa County refuses to

State Senate Republicans on the Elections Committee have approved a House bill granting officials the option to hand count ballots instead of using voting machines in upcoming elections. Committee Chair Wendy Rogers explained why she supports the bill. “I would submit to you that machines cost more for updates and maintenance and upkeep than humans,” she said. 

(The Center Square) – Social media platforms that choose to suspend or ban candidates for office would face tens of thousands – or hundreds of thousands – of dollars a day in fines under legislation working its way through the Legislature. The House Commerce Committee on Tuesday approved Senate Bill 1106 along party lines. The bill defines