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Wendy Rogers Explains NO Vote to Constitutional Convention (HCR 2041) 

Wendy Rogers explains her “vociferous no” vote against HCR 2041, which would make Arizona one of the 2/3 of states required to convene a Constitutional Convention. “I am for congressional term limits, but…an article V ‘Convention of States’ is a very serious risk. […] A runaway convention is a very serious, serious risk.” Watch now:

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Sen. Wendy Rogers Explains Vote for SB1591 to End Concealed Carry Fees

SB 1591, introduced by Sen. Wendy Rogers would eliminate the Concealed Carry Permit fee for Arizonans and offset it with out-of-state permit holders’ fees. Explaining her vote in support of the bill, Rogers said, “Why should we Arizona residents have to pay for our concealed carry permit when we could cover this cost with out-of-state…participants

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Sen. Wendy Rogers’ SB1051 to Ease Building Regulations on Small Business Owners

Sen. Wendy Rogers’ explains her vote for SB 1051, which would lift the requirement that small business owners hire a structural engineer to subdivide space in their commercial building. This bill would make it easier for small business owners to make the most economical use of their space if they do not need all of

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