Whether voters this fall will get a chance to weigh in on a ballot measure to implement sweeping new restrictions on the state’s billion-dollar universal school voucher program hinges entirely on whether the Arizona Supreme Court buys an argument from the initiative’s backers that a trial court judge’s plan for determining valid signatures means some […]

(The Center Square)- The Goldwater Institute filed a lawsuit against a ballot initiative seeking to regulate Arizona’s school choice program, alleging it did not submit enough valid signatures to appear on the November ballot.

(The Center Square) - The Arizona Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the city of Phoenix must provide records related to its public-sector labor negotiations. 

(The Center Square) - The Phoenix-based Goldwater Institute filed a brief in support of House Concurrent Resolution 2044, a proposed constitutional amendment that would limit diversity, equity and inclusion requirements in state government hiring and training.

(The Center Square) - Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has withdrawn a policy requiring families using the state's school choice program to document every purchase made for “general educational supplemental materials.”

(The Center Square) - Supporters of a ballot measure to reform Arizona’s school choice program are attempting to prevent another measure that they say would render their initiative ineffective.

(The Center Square) - Arizonans will vote on a constitutional amendment that restricts state institutions from using diversity, equity and inclusion for hiring practices and training programs.

(The Center Square) - The Arizona Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case about whether a university professor has legal standing to sue his employer after being forced to take diversity, equity and inclusion training courses.

(The Center Square) - The Goldwater Institute is suing Phoenix after the city entered into a contract with a company to buy land in the heart of its downtown at a discounted rate.