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Arizona Senate Republicans have passed a historic state budget package delivering approximately $1.45 billion in tax relief, marking one of the largest affordability-focused efforts in state history. The budget includes a wide range of measures designed to provide long-term financial relief for Arizona families, including tax reductions, spending reforms, and policies aimed at lowering the overall cost […]

Congressman Andy Biggs has endorsed Wendy Rogers for re-election to the Arizona Senate, calling her a “conservative fighter” who never backs down on the issues that matter most to Arizona voters. In his endorsement, Biggs praised Rogers for standing strong on key conservative priorities, including border security, election integrity, support for veterans, tax cuts, and defense of the Second Amendment.

Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen has officially endorsed Wendy Rogers for re-election to the Arizona Senate, praising her long record of conservative leadership and public service. In his endorsement, Petersen described Rogers as a “rock solid conservative ally” and highlighted her leadership on issues including election integrity, support for veterans, protection of the Second Amendment, and pro-life values. Petersen also

Senator Wendy Rogers joins KMOG to discuss Arizona’s budget showdown, tax relief, rural road priorities, state agency accountability, water challenges, and the fight to protect taxpayers. She also shares updates on pending legislation, constituent services, Access fraud concerns, Colorado River negotiations, support for rural communities, and the importance of electing strong conservative leadership in Arizona.

The Arizona House has passed SB1426—legislation sponsored by Senator Wendy Rogers to strengthen protections for property owners dealing with squatters—sending the bill to the Governor’s desk with bipartisan support. Across Arizona and the country, property owners have increasingly raised concerns about squatters exploiting legal loopholes to remain in homes without permission. In many cases, owners have been