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Senator Finchem Introduces Legislation to Settle Ongoing Lawsuit Over Prescott Rodeo

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— In an effort to help settle an ongoing lawsuit over a $15.3 million appropriation in 2022 to the Prescott Rodeo Grounds City Park, Senator Mark Finchem has introduced a bill to ensure compliance with legal requirements regarding the use of public resources. Shortly after the funding was approved for repairs and the rejuvenation of […]

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Sen. Finchem Backs SB1011, Defends Ballot Initiatives, Voting Reform 

Senator Mark Finchem explained his vote for SB1011 and its vote counting fixes, arguing that due partly to the speed at which votes are counted, “people have had their faith shaken in our elections all the way back to 2018”. He also defended ballot initiatives started by the legislature as a “part of representative democracy”

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Yavapai Speaks: Interviews with Sen Mark Finchem, and Rep. Neal Carter, Speaker Pro Tem of the Arizona House

Dr. Lyle Rapacki interviews Senator Mark Finchem and Representative Neal Carter, Speaker Pro Tem, of the House, on the first day of Arizona’s legislative session. Senator Finchem talked about some of the issues that Yavapai County is facing, such as the Rodeo grounds, State Route 89 through the Dells, and election integrity. Senator Finchem is

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Op-Ed: Vote-By-Mail Is Now Even Less Secure

America seems to have succumbed to the convenience of using mail-in ballots at the expense of chain-of-custody, security, and transparency. Even former president Jimmy Carter (GA-D) and former presidential chief-of-staff James Baker (R) warned us that mail-in voting was the surest way to corrupt elections in the future, and they admonished policymakers to avoid the

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