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- [Campaign to defend standards in schools](https://kylemoyer.com/campaign-to-defend-standards-in-schools/) - Concerns stoked by pundits unfounded, advocacy groups say By Cathryn Creno The Republic | azcentral.com Arizona’s College and Career Ready Standards were mired in controversy long before they took effect in public schools last fall. Conservatives, both in Arizo­na and nationally, have used the basis for the standards — the national Common Core State Standards Initiative
- [Panel OKs plan to regulate gifts to lawmakers](https://kylemoyer.com/panel-oks-plan-to-regulate-gifts-to-lawmakers/) - By Mary Jo Pitzl - The Republic | azcentral.com - January 24th, 2014 A free meal outside the Legislature where lobbyists and lawmakers min­gle: acceptable. A free ticket to a sporting event or concert where similar mingling oc­curs: not so much. A state Senate panel on Thursday grappled with where to draw the line between
- [Brewer, budget committee release conflicting budgets](https://kylemoyer.com/brewer-budget-committee-release-conflicting-budgets/) - By Alia Beard Rau - The Republic | azcentral.com - January 24th, 2014 Gov. Jan Brewer and legislative economists over the past week re­leased conflicting budget predictions for the next three years, setting the stage for a battle over Arizona’s fu­ture. The governor has vowed that by the time her term ends in January 2015,
- [Will legislators be voting to take away your vote?](https://kylemoyer.com/will-legislators-be-voting-to-take-away-your-vote/) - January 24th, 2014 We almost found out Thursday exactly how much the Re­publicans who control the Legislature resent Arizona voters. Unfortunately, the hearing at which lawmakers would have made their feelings known was postponed, per­haps because there were TV cameras and actual voters on hand. But trust me. These people don’t see voters as necessary
- [Ariz. jobs up by 6,900 in Dec.](https://kylemoyer.com/ariz-jobs-up-by-6900-in-dec/) - Trade sector leads; unemployment rate drops to 7.6% By Ronald J. Hansen - The Republic | azcentral.com - January 24th, 2014 Arizona employers added nearly 7,000 workers in Decem­ber, helping to bring down the state’s unemployment rate, offi­cials reported Thursday. Some industrial sectors post­ed sizable gains while others re­corded smaller-than-usual losses. It meant Arizona’s un­was
- [Bank economists expect 'breakout year' of growth](https://kylemoyer.com/bank-economists-expect-breakout-year-of-growth/) - Arizona Republic 01/17/2014, Page B06 By Russ Wiles A panel of 13 bank economists predict 2014 will be a “breakout year” with slightly higher growth as private-sector demand accelerates and Washington’s fiscal drag eases. The American Bankers Association committee forecasts the nation’s gross domestic product will expand 3 percent above inflation in 2014, which would
- [New agency to get Cabinet-level status; reaction is mixed](https://kylemoyer.com/new-agency-to-get-cabinet-level-status-reaction-is-mixed/) - Arizona Republic - 01/14/2014 - By Mary Jo Pitzl Gov. Jan Brewer punctuated her State of the State address Monday by announcing that she had abolished the problem-plagued Child Protective Services, rebranded it and would push for it to become a stand-alone office reporting directly to her. The move got a mixed reaction from lawmakers.
- [Now, its up to the legislature](https://kylemoyer.com/now-its-up-to-the-legislature/) - The Arizona Republic - 01/14/14 - Editorial Gov. Jan Brewer’s State of the State announcement that she abolished Child Protective Services was a flashback to last year, when she went off script to call for Medicaid expansion. This year’s surprise could result in real change to a troubled agency — or it could provide a
- [Brewer steps up for kids across Arizona](https://kylemoyer.com/brewer-steps-up-for-kids-across-arizona/) - Arizona Republic - 01/14/2014 - By Laurie Roberts Cue the hallelujah chorus and break out the hosannas. Gov. Jan Brewer hopped up there on a wrecking ball on Monday and did what so badly needed to be done for vulnerable children in this state. Instead of reaching for the well-worn box of Band-Aids, she abolished
- [Free ride, Clear path to general election provides a boost to DuVal, but …](https://kylemoyer.com/free-ride-clear-path-to-general-election-provides-a-boost-to-duval-but/) - Arizona Capitol Times Article from October 15, 2013 with insights from Kyle Moyer
- [Friday Flavor - Discover This!](https://kylemoyer.com/friday-flavor-discover-this/) - To everyone who has a holiday on Monday, Happy Columbus Day! Also, Happy Birthday to our associate, Chris Kelly, who we're sure will be celebrating tomorrow! Sunshine - Matisyahu My Body – Young the Giant We Did Stop – SNL Highlight Iron - Woodkid Getting Closer – Nitzer Ebb Feels Like We Only Go Backwards
- [Afternoon Shot in the Arm - Friday Flavor](https://kylemoyer.com/afternoon-shot-in-the-arm-friday-flavor/) - Oh Phoenix, how you tease with your lovely weather on Friday. You saucy minx! Our crew would prefer to be working form the patio at Echo Coffee, but it's not to be. We'll all have to settle for in-house espresso. Enjoy this shot of Friday Flavor, and have a great weekend! American Authors – Best
- [Friday Flavor - Let's Do This!](https://kylemoyer.com/friday-flavor-lets-do-this/) - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - Can't Hold Us Feat. Ray Dalton Bastille - Pompeii Marc Anthony - Vevir Mi Vida P.O.D. - Boom
- [Scottsdale to Host Congressional Field Hearing on Monday, September 23](https://kylemoyer.com/scottsdale-to-host-congressional-field-hearing-on-monday-september-23/) - This hearing will examine the local environment for small businesses seeking to raise capital.
- [Friday Flavor - Is it Fall Yet?](https://kylemoyer.com/friday-flavor-is-it-fall-yet/) - I think we might have lost our minds this week. You can decide if the summer heat returning has affected our thought process. Señor Coconut – The Robots (Kraftwerk Cover) AwolNation - Sail Minus the Bear – Steel and Blood Cloud Nothings – Stay Useless Il Volo – El Triste Will the Real Mitt Romney
- [Friday Flavor as we run out the door!](https://kylemoyer.com/friday-flavor-as-we-run-out-the-door/) - It's been a long week, and we're slow to post today. But here's what we left the office with in this week's edition of Friday Flavor. NFL Theme Song Alabama Shakes – Hold On Ricky Martin – Pégate Crystal Castles – Alice Practice Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros - Home What’s Funny – Bo
- [Friday Flavor - What's on the long weekend short list](https://kylemoyer.com/friday-flavor-whats-on-the-long-weekend-short-list/) - Here's what's on our minds, and in our ears, as we all dive into a three-day relaxation binge like otters at a water park. Happy Labor Day! Fort Minor – Remember the Name Born Ruffians - Hummingbird Prince Royce – Darte un beso Kanye West – Gold Digger ft. Jamie Foxx Old Crow Medicine
- [Friday Flavor - What's Leaking Out of Our Headphones](https://kylemoyer.com/friday-flavor-whats-leaking-out-of-our-headphones/) - Arctic Monkeys - Old Yellow Bricks Eminem - Lose Yourself Biggie Smalls - Mo Money, Mo Problems Empire of the Sun - Walking on a Dream Fleet Foxes - Mykonos MS MR - Hurricane
- [First Friday Flavor - What's in our ears](https://kylemoyer.com/first-friday-flavor-whats-in-our-ears/) - Kyle Moyer & Company presents the first installment of Friday Flavor. Our staff is motivated by hip beats, cool tunes, and maybe something a little off-kilter. Here’s some of what’s leaking out of our headphones this week. 1. Fun - Carry On 2. Classified feat. David Miles - Inner Ninja 3. Celia Cruz - Rie
- [Ice-cream trucks’ sweet victory is really a win for Scottsdale](https://kylemoyer.com/ice-cream-trucks-sweet-victory-is-really-a-win-for-scottsdale/) - Congratulations are in order for J.P. Twist, whose — ahem — rocky road to lifting Scottsdale’s decades-old ban on ice-cream trucks is finally over.
- [Bill would help citizens engage in voting process](https://kylemoyer.com/bill-would-help-citizens-engage-in-voting-process/) - By Sam Wercinski The Republic | azcentral.com Arizona Republic colum­nist Doug MacEachern shed light on how “ ‘Dark money’ in campaigns under­mines basic democracy,” be­cause of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision (Viewpoints, Jan. 13). The five justices wiped out more than a hundred years of legal precedent in­tended to pro­tect govern­ment of, by and for the
- [Partnering with Mexico is wise](https://kylemoyer.com/partnering-with-mexico-is-wise/) - By Victor Trevino The Republic | azcentral.com In January, we witnessed the beginning of a second term for President Barack Oba­ma. In December, in Mexico, President Enrique Peña Nieto began a six-year term. There are several reasons to emphasize the new beginnings of executive branches of the United States and Mexico: Both countries share a
- [ Good Sign: Aid for CPS OK'd](https://kylemoyer.com/good-sign-aid-for-cps-okd/) - EDITORIAL Child-welfare legislation The Republic | azcentral.com The fast-track approval of an emergency mea­sure to hire Child Pro­tective Services workers speaks to the humanity of all those who helped make it happen. It shows Arizona’s best side. This $4.4 million appropria­tion addresses some of the acute needs of Arizona’s child­welfare system, providing money to hire 50
- [Brewer faces political struggle to expand Medicaid](https://kylemoyer.com/brewer-faces-political-struggle-to-expand-medicaid/) - By Robert Robb The Republic | azcentral.com From the political note­book: A lot of attention has been paid to the substance of Gov. Jan Brewer’s Medicaid­expansion proposal. Less atten­tion has been paid to a political and legal question that may be more important in determining its fate: How many Republican votes does it need in the
- [Different backgrounds but a common purpose  ](https://kylemoyer.com/different-backgrounds-but-a-common-purpose/) - By Dan Nowicki and Ronald J. Hansen The Republic | azcentral.com The eight senators who banded together to pursue bipartisan immigration reform span the political spectrum from conservative to liberal. Some are longtime lawmakers while others are rising stars who represent the future of their parties. But each brings talents to the table that reform advocates
- [ Tempe-Mesa streetcar plan to receive review - Groups agree to conduct financial analysis on line  ](https://kylemoyer.com/tempe-mesa-streetcar-plan-to-receive-review-groups-agree-to-conduct-financial-analysis-on-line/) - By Gary Nelson The Republic | azcentral.com Evidently, a streetcar linking Mesa and Tempe is desired. Representatives of Tempe, Mesa, Ari­zona State University and Valley Metro, the regional transportation agency, have agreed to conduct an early financial analysis of the project, according to the minutes of a Jan. 7 meeting. The parties are looking into whether
- [Scottsdale mayor seeking talks on bar-area safety](https://kylemoyer.com/scottsdale-mayor-seeking-talks-on-bar-area-safety/) - By Edward Gately The Republic | azcentral.com The stabbing of a nightclub bouncer in downtown Scotts­dale has prompted Mayor Jim Lane to call a series of meetings to address safety in the area. Tyrice Thompson, 27, of La­veen, was stabbed five times outside Martini Ranch, 7295 E. Stetson Drive. The attack took place last Sunday about
- [I’d be proud to continue serving Cave Creek if re-elected  ](https://kylemoyer.com/id-be-proud-to-continue-serving-cave-creek-if-re-elected/) - By Thomas McGuire The Republic | azcentral.com I’ve had the privilege of serving the citizens of Cave Creek as a member of the Town Council for three terms. It has been both a challenging and re­warding experience. Cave Creek is a unique Western community of freedom-loving people who want to preserve our rural identity, and
- [Cave Creek election stirring up dust clouds](https://kylemoyer.com/cave-creek-election-stirring-up-dust-clouds/) - Arizona Republic Editorial Staff The Republic | azcentral.com It was apparent, not 10 min­utes into Wednesday night’s Cave Creek Town Council candidate forum, that the strat­egies at hand represented a significant departure from those utilized in the weeks leading up to November’s run­off election in Scottsdale. There was no pandering to secure votes from a
- [Immigration proposal flawed  ](https://kylemoyer.com/immigration-proposal-flawed/) - By Robert Robb The Republic | azcentral.com The immigration-reform framework revealed this week by a bipartisan group of senators, including Arizona’s John McCain and Jeff Flake, has been widely hailed as a good starting point for action. Politically, that may be the case. It broke the barriers of Republicans not wanting to talk about the
- [Bill would mandate school-choice guide  ](https://kylemoyer.com/bill-would-mandate-school-choice-guide/) - By Anne Ryman The Republic | azcentral.com A bill in the state Legis­lature would require the Arizona Department of Education to mail a “how­to” guide of educational options each year to the parents of 1 million chil­dren. The bill’s sponsor, Sen. Kelli Ward, R-Lake Hava­su City, envisions a 12­page handbook that would outline K-12 educational choices
- [Political group aims for recall of Arpaio  ](https://kylemoyer.com/political-group-aims-for-recall-of-arpaio/) - By JJ Hensley The Republic | azcentral.com A political group called Respect Ari­zona has filed paperwork with the Ari­zona Secretary of State’s Office to launch a campaign to recall Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Petition Partners, one of the largest petition-circulation companies in Arizo­na, posted a social-media message earli­er in the week stating that Respect Ari­zona
- [Food-tax repeal may hit city hard](https://kylemoyer.com/food-tax-repeal-may-hit-city-hard/) - By Dustin Gardiner The Republic | azcentral.com As political pressure builds to repeal Phoenix’s food tax, city officials have outlined sev­eral financial obstacles that could complicate such a move. City Manager David Cava­zos this week sent a memo to the mayor and City Council list­ing major budget constraints to ending the tax, including con­cerns that
- [ Scottsdale and Valley housing prices rebound - Median price in city jumped 16% in 2012  ](https://kylemoyer.com/scottsdale-and-valley-housing-prices-rebound-median-price-in-city-jumped-16-in-2012/) - By Peter Corbett The Republic | azcentral.com Phoenix led the nation in improving housing prices among 33 metro areas in a study released this week by ZipRealty LLC. Median home prices in Phoenix in 2012 were up 29 percent over the previ­ous year. That is well above the 11 percent increase nationally, based on data from the
- [Medicaid expansion worth the risk](https://kylemoyer.com/medicaid-expansion-worth-the-risk/) - By Robert Robb - January 30, 3013 The Republic | azcentral.com The debate over Gov. Jan Brewer’s proposed Medi­caid expansion suffers from the lack of a full under­standing of the status quo. The status quo is assumed to be a state freeze on new enroll­ments for childless adults up to 100 percent of the federal
- [Upcoming city budget reflects healthier outlook](https://kylemoyer.com/upcoming-city-budget-reflects-healthier-outlook/) - By Beth Duckett The Republic | azcentral.com Projections for the upcoming budget in Scottsdale show a slight uptick in rev­enues, including crucial sales-tax collec­tions, offset by rising health-care and pension costs. Compared with the massive budget cuts of recent years, early estimates re­flect a healthier budget outlook, al­though revenues continue to drag behind pre-recession years. The
- [Involve community, think before passing gun-violence laws  ](https://kylemoyer.com/involve-community-think-before-passing-gun-violence-laws/) - My Turn By Dick Foreman - January 30, 2013 The Republic | azcentral.com We’ve got the solution to gun violence in our schools. Well, actually, we have several solu­tions. Here are some of them: 1. The National Rifle Association seems to think that the “good guys” need to shoot back. 2. Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne
- [Path Grows Clearer - Comprehensive migrant reform](https://kylemoyer.com/path-grows-clearer-comprehensive-migrant-reform/) - EDITORIAL - January 30, 2013 The Republic | azcentral.com The door has opened on a vast expanse of com­mon ground. Eight powerful senators and the president are ready to work on comprehensive im­migration reform. They agree more than they disagree. This is good news for Ari­zona and the nation. Yes, there are key differ­ences that will test the negoti­ating
- [CPS hires expedited at Capitol - $4.4 mil would fund 50 new employees](https://kylemoyer.com/cps-hires-expedited-at-capitol-4-4-mil-would-fund-50-new-employees/) - By Mary K. Reinhart - January 30, 2013 The Republic | azcentral.com Lawmakers are fast-track­ing legislation to hire 50 new Child Protective Services work­ers with a $4.4 million appropri­ation bill that could be on Gov. Jan Brewer’s desk early next week. The governor requested the emergency funding in her bud­get proposal, and legislative leaders said
- [Our immigration system is broken - Bipartisan Senate proposal includes path to citizenship](https://kylemoyer.com/our-immigration-system-is-broken-bipartisan-senate-proposal-includes-path-to-citizenship/) - By Dan Nowicki and Daniel González - January 29, 2013 The Republic | azcentral.com A bipartisan push for comprehensive im­migration reform, including a pathway to citizenship that is contingent on border secu­rity, shifted into high gear in the Senate on Monday, the day before President Barack Obama was expected to make a major speech on
- [McCain of old is finally back](https://kylemoyer.com/mccain-of-old-is-finally-back/) - by Laurie Roberts - January 29, 2013 The Republic - www.azcentral.com Welcome back, John McCain. It seems like just yesterday that McCain was facing a tough re-election bid and long-jumping to the right of J.D. Hayworth. “Complete the danged fence,” he said in a 2010 cam­paign ad. Three years — and one presidential election in
- [McCain, Flake leading way](https://kylemoyer.com/mccain-flake-leading-way/) - EDITORIAL Workable immigration reform - January 29, 2012 The Republic - www.azcentral.com Arizona’s senators are leading. Arizona will benefit. As part of the bipartisan group of eight who stood up for immigration reform, Sens. John McCain and Jeff Flake began solving a problem that has hurt Arizona for years. They are highly qualified to guide this
- [Article on Medicaid had facts backward](https://kylemoyer.com/article-on-medicaid-had-facts-backward/) - By Deb Gullet - January 29, 2013 My Turn Column The Republic - www.azcentral.com The Republic’s “fact checkers” would have a hard time finding the facts in Tom Jenney’s Medicaid “My Turn”column on Saturday. I appreciate that editorial pages strive to be provocative, but Jenney’s article was over the top. There is so much at stake
- [City may consider tax for arts, culture - Revenue would fund long-planned Scottsdale tourist sites](https://kylemoyer.com/city-may-consider-tax-for-arts-culture-revenue-would-fund-long-planned-scottsdale-tourist-sites/) - By Beth Duckett - January 29, 2013 The Republic | azcentral.com Scottsdale has relied on tax in­creases to pay for projects ranging from the McDowell Sonoran Pre­serve to an expansion at WestWorld. Now supporters say a sales tax dedicated to arts and culture could bankroll marquee attractions such as a Desert Discovery Center and Western-themed
- [Hospitality trolley renewed with business funds](https://kylemoyer.com/hospitality-trolley-renewed-with-business-funds/) - by Edward Gately - Sept. 13, 2012 03:09 PM The Republic | azcentral.com The Scottsdale City Council on Tuesday voted to renew the Hospitality Route trolley services for another peak visitor season, but only if the private sector pays its share of the cost. With a 5-2 vote, the council authorized staff to renew the service beginning
- [New businesses calling Fifth Avenue home - Ice cream, art co-op among shops to lure locals to the area](https://kylemoyer.com/new-businesses-calling-fifth-avenue-home-ice-cream-art-co-op-among-shops-to-lure-locals-to-the-area/) - by Edward Gately - Jul. 26, 2012 04:09 PM The Republic | azcentral.com Summer heat may have slowed pedestrian traffic, but new business activity continues to surface along downtown Scottsdale's Fifth Avenue. Near Scottsdale Road and Fifth Avenue, a Chicago-based, family-owned business that dates to 1919 has selected a storefront along the street for its
- [Sepulveda gets nod in GOP race](https://kylemoyer.com/sepulveda-gets-nod-in-gop-race/) - Jul. 27, 2012 12:00 AM The Republic | azcentral.com There is little debate on the issues among the seven Republicans running in the 9th Congressional District. They all want to repeal "Obamacare," balance the budget, cut taxes, reduce regulation and limit the federal role in education. With one exception, they say the key to immigration
- [Phoenix-area circulator bus routes expand - Small, local bus routes connect neighborhoods to other transit](https://kylemoyer.com/phoenix-area-circulator-bus-routes-expand-small-local-bus-routes-connect-neighborhoods-to-other-transit/) - by David Madrid - Jul. 26, 2012 10:32 PM The Republic | azcentral.com Buses with quirky names like Zoom, Buzz, Orbit and Alex have become a critical piece of the Valley's transit puzzle. Neighborhood circulators -- these small buses with unique names -- offer localized service designed for specific purposes in their cities. They carry
- [These 10 state lawmakers are the non-kooks we should keep](https://kylemoyer.com/these-10-state-lawmakers-are-the-non-kooks-we-should-keep/) - by Laurie Roberts, columnist - Jul. 25, 2012 12:00 AM The Republic | azcentral.com So now, the moment you've been waiting for (come on, you know you have): My picks for Arizona legislators who rate a return engagement. Yep, it turns out there are a few. These 10 keepers are people with whom I don't
- [More Arizona voters going independent](https://kylemoyer.com/more-arizona-voters-going-independent/) - by Alex Stuckey - Jul. 9, 2012 09:19 PM The Republic | azcentral.com Voter frustration with political hyper-partisanship in Arizona may explain the swell over the past two years in registered independents -- a change that some political insiders deem dangerous. The biggest increase in independents occurred between June 2010 and July 2011, and the
- [How Mesa became a college town](https://kylemoyer.com/how-mesa-became-a-college-town/) - by Gary Nelson - Jul. 9, 2012 11:01 PM The Republic | azcentral.com The idea was to take a sprawling desert suburb, better known for senior-living trailer parks than for schools, and retrofit it with the kinds of colleges that sprang up in America's older regions, decades or even centuries ago. It may have seemed
- [Brewer weighs opting out of Medicaid expansion](https://kylemoyer.com/brewer-weighs-opting-out-of-medicaid-expansion/) - by Ken Alltucker, and Mary K. Reinhart - Jul. 9, 2012 11:31 PM The Republic | azcentral.com As Texas Gov. Rick Perry becomes the sixth GOP governor to say his state will opt out of the federal health-care law's Medicaid expansion, health-care providers, patients and business owners in Arizona are anxiously waiting to see whether
- [Best of the Capitol 2012](https://kylemoyer.com/best-of-the-capitol-2012/) - Congratulations to Senator Michele Reagan, Representatives Kate Brophy McGee, Heather Carter, and Michelle Ugenti on the receipt of the Arizona Capitol Times "Best of the Capitol" Award for the Best Fundraiser of the Year honoring the Skate with the Divas fundraiser! The event was amazing, fun, unique and a great time was had by all.
- [Ron Barber will serve out Gabrielle Giffords' term](https://kylemoyer.com/ron-barber-will-serve-out-gabrielle-giffords-term/) - by Rebekah L. Sanders - Jun. 12, 2012 10:59 PM The Republic | azcentral.com More than a year after the nation's attention was focused on critically injured then-U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and those killed and wounded alongside her, the spotlight returned Tuesday to southern Arizona as her former aide Ron Barber won the special election
- [Phoenix fights Arizona law dictating election years](https://kylemoyer.com/phoenix-fights-arizona-law-dictating-election-years/) - by Lynh Bui - Jun. 12, 2012 11:30 PM The Republic | azcentral.com Phoenix is preparing to sue the state to block a new law that would force Arizona cities and towns to hold elections in the fall in the same years as state general elections. City Council members who want to challenge the law
- [An open primary is best hope ](https://kylemoyer.com/an-open-primary-is-best-hope/) - by Laurie Roberts, columnist Jun. 13, 2012 12:00 AM The Republic | azcentral.com The plea for relief is going up across Arizona. "I am totally disgusted with a legislature that puts special interests and personal beliefs before the constituents they are supposed to represent ...," writes Sue Coady of Carefree. "We need a massive change."
- [Fewer candidates vie for Arizona Legislature](https://kylemoyer.com/fewer-candidates-vie-for-arizona-legislature/) - by Mary Mary Jo Pitzl - Jun. 11, 2012 11:19 PM The Republic | azcentral.com Despite efforts to increase competitiveness through redistricting, fewer candidates are running for legislative seats this year, which means fewer contested races compared with two years ago. "I think I got lucky," said Sen. Michele Reagan, R-Scottsdale, one of 10 state lawmakers with
- [More Maricopa County residents casting votes early](https://kylemoyer.com/more-maricopa-county-residents-casting-votes-early/) - by Michelle Ye Hee Lee - May. 26, 2012 The Arizona Republic Slightly more than half of Maricopa County's registered voters are now on the permanent early voting list, which could help lighten the workload at voting precincts and ultimately save money in election cycles. The increase in residents registered for early voting in recent
- [New Arizona election law may lengthen some terms](https://kylemoyer.com/new-arizona-election-law-may-lengthen-some-terms/) - by Lynh Bui - May. 26, 2012 The Arizona Republic Phoenix residents: How do you feel about having Greg Stanton as your mayor for an extra year? Or going seven years before voting in a City Council election again? These are just two examples of the unintended consequences Phoenix and other Arizona cities and towns
- [AZCIV National Conference with John McCain](https://kylemoyer.com/azciv-national-conference-with-john-mccain/) - Kyle Moyer introduced the Honorable John McCain at the 2012 AZCIV National Conference in Washington, DC.
- [Brewer reflects on session's lessons](https://kylemoyer.com/brewer-reflects-on-sessions-lessons/) - by Yvonne Wingett Sanchez - May. 26, 2012 The Arizona Republic Gov. Jan Brewer attracted attention this legislative session, issuing strong vetoes and weighing in on controversial topics ranging from birth control and abortion to studying the Bible in schools and personnel reform. The session culminated in a $8.5billion budget plan for the fiscal year
- [When voters want change, not much will prevent it](https://kylemoyer.com/when-voters-want-change-not-much-will-prevent-it/) - by Robert Robb, columnist - Oct. 15, 2011 07:17 PM The Arizona Republic From the political notebook: - Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon has endorsed Greg Stanton to succeed him. The firefighters and cops have signs up all over the city saying Stanton's their man. These bring back memories of one of the larger political tactical
- [A closer look at the Phoenix mayoral candidates](https://kylemoyer.com/a-closer-look-at-the-phoenix-mayoral-candidates/) - by Lynh Bui - Oct. 16, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic Phoenix mayoral candidates Wes Gullett and Greg Stanton have squared off in more than 40 debates since April. They've each created nine policy plans to address issues ranging from job growth to pension reform, to education, to small-business development. Since mid-September, each campaign
- [Mesa District 18 needs a change in leadership](https://kylemoyer.com/mesa-district-18-needs-a-change-in-leadership/) - by Don Stapley - Oct. 16, 2011 07:17 PM As summer turns to autumn, and leaves begin to turn colors, change is in the air. Nowhere is that change more needed than in Mesa Legislative District 18, where the voters have petitioned for a change in the senator who represents them. They simply wanted a
- [Map for Ariz. legislative districts disliked by political parties](https://kylemoyer.com/map-for-ariz-legislative-districts-disliked-by-political-parties/) - by Mary Jo Pitzl - Oct. 17, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic Republicans and Democrats alike are lamenting a proposed new map for Arizona's legislative districts, though for different reasons. The draft map approved by the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission could alter the political landscape by putting some Republicans into districts that would lean
- [Panel: Maps may need a full review](https://kylemoyer.com/panel-maps-may-need-a-full-review/) - by Mary Jo Pitzl - Oct. 22, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic Legislative leaders on Friday suggested they may call all lawmakers back to the Capitol to take action on the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission's preliminary maps. A newly formed legislative panel heard both criticism and support for the legislative and congressional maps during
- [Immigration reform: Knocking down political fences](https://kylemoyer.com/immigration-reform-knocking-down-political-fences/) - by Linda Valdez, columnist - Oct. 22, 2011 07:03 PM The Arizona Republic TUCSON - This is about economics. It's about morality. It's about overcoming stereotypes - but not the ones you think. What's more, solving the problem of illegal immigration has as much to do with getting Republicans to remember their ideological roots as
- [Into the mind of . . . Newt Gingrich](https://kylemoyer.com/into-the-mind-of-newt-gingrich/) - Oct. 22, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic The former U.S. Speaker of the House visits The Republic to talk about his campaign for president. You've made the point about this election that it's an important turning point in American history. How so? This is not a political election. This is a historical election. The
- [Williams: A Mormon's view on Immigration](https://kylemoyer.com/williams-a-mormons-view-on-immigration/) - by Daryl Williams - Oct. 22, 2011 12:00 AM My Turn Many of my friends and family are supporters of both securing Arizona's border and deporting undocumented immigrants. I often hear, "What part of illegal don't you understand?" There is good reason to have secure borders. Criminals and others intent upon mischief should be excluded
- [Pro-Stanton group mum on who paid for ads vs. Gullett](https://kylemoyer.com/pro-stanton-group-mum-on-who-paid-for-ads-vs-gullett/) - by Lynh Bui - Oct. 23, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic Educate Phoenix, a pro-Greg Stanton political-action committee, won't reveal who is paying for television attack ads against Wes Gullett. Adam Lopez Falk, chairman of Educate Phoenix, said the group isn't associated with the Stanton campaign, but "fears retribution" if it were to reveal
- [GOP alienating Hispanic voters](https://kylemoyer.com/gop-alienating-hispanic-voters/) - Oct. 23, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic Immigration rhetoric from GOP presidential candidates has soared over the top and into the stratosphere. Republicans must be betting they won't need Latino voters in the future. We think it's a bad bet. Latinos are the fastest-growing demographic group in the country, and they are unlikely to
- [Pinal County Sheriff Babeu considering run for House](https://kylemoyer.com/pinal-county-sheriff-babeu-considering-run-for-house/) - by Daniel González - Oct. 24, 2011 10:11 PM The Arizona Republic Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu, who quickly rose to national prominence as a leading advocate of tough border security and immigration enforcement and more recently gained attention as a sharp critic of President Barack Obama's administration over the "Fast and Furious" gun-smuggling scandal,
- [Phoenix City Council votes to keep 2% food tax in place](https://kylemoyer.com/phoenix-city-council-votes-to-keep-2-food-tax-in-place/) - by Lynh Bui - Oct. 26, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic Residents in Phoenix will keep paying a 2 percent tax on their groceries after the City Council voted Tuesday to keep the controversial food tax in place. Hundreds of Phoenix firefighters and residents packed Council Chambers urging elected officials to keep the food
- [Scottsdale may remove airport commissioner](https://kylemoyer.com/scottsdale-may-remove-airport-commissioner/) - by Edward Gately - Oct. 31, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic The Scottsdale City Council will consider removing a city advisory-panel member from his position because he lodged a complaint with federal officials over the council's vote to allow an apartment complex near Scottsdale Airport. The council last week agreed to consider removing John
- [Redistricting panel: Will is start over?](https://kylemoyer.com/redistricting-panel-will-is-start-over/) - by Mary Jo Pitzl - Nov. 1, 2011 12:00 AM Associated Press Arizona lawmakers are awaiting a summons from Gov. Jan Brewer to gather at the Capitol on Tuesday to consider removing one or more members of the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission. A special legislative session to take action against the independent commission would be
- [Regulators propose easing up on solar incentives APS offers](https://kylemoyer.com/regulators-propose-easing-up-on-solar-incentives-aps-offers/) - by Ryan Randazzo - Nov. 1, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic Utility regulators have proposed easing up on the incentives that Arizona Public Service Co. offers to help pay for solar panels on homes and businesses, which has prompted immediate protests from solar companies. The monthly tariff that residential APS customers pay to fund
- [Clark, Voss and Klein: Panel's 'communities of interest' rule abused](https://kylemoyer.com/clark-voss-and-klein-panels-communities-of-interest-rule-abused/) - by Ken Clark, Roberta Voss and Barbara Klein - Nov. 1, 2011 12:00 AM My Turn In this year's redistricting process, code words abound. The most significant coded phrase right now is "communities of interest." The communities-of-interest guideline is one of the state Independent Redistricting Commission's six criteria for redrawing political maps. It is not
- [ASU award finalists learned from recession's tests](https://kylemoyer.com/asu-award-finalists-learned-from-recessions-tests/) - by Betty Beard - Nov. 8, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic Whether they are winners of Spirit of Enterprise Awards on Tuesday or not, these entrepreneurs have one thing going for them. Businesses that make it through tough economic conditions like those Arizona has experienced over the past four years have a "heightened awareness"
- [Strong Ties to Sonora a Boon](https://kylemoyer.com/strong-ties-to-sonora-a-boon/) - Nov. 23, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic When Arizonans think of the states next door, they usually forget to look south. But the state of Sonora, Mexico, is a major partner on a wide range of issues, from trade to water. There's huge potential here, if we just take advantage of it. Sonora's governor,
- [SCC Continues ‘Building Global Trust’ International Student Program](https://kylemoyer.com/scc-continues-building-global-trust-international-student-program/) - Scottsdale, AZ (November 27, 2011) – For the past six months, SCC has been host to 18 students from 7 countries as part of the 2011-2012 Community College Initiative Program. Made possible by a grant from the U.S. Department of State, the program provides students from developing countries with an opportunity for non-degree study and
- [CEO driving force behind Scottsdale trolley company](https://kylemoyer.com/ceo-driving-force-behind-scottsdale-trolley-company/) - by Georgann Yara - Dec. 27, 2011 06:25 PM Special for The Republic For many college students who hold a part-time job, the gig is a practical necessity to bring in extra cash for textbooks and late-night burger runs. But the trolley-driving job Dunn Transportation CEO Margaret Dunn held while attending Arizona State University led
- [Gabrielle Giffords is Republic's Arizonan of the Year](https://kylemoyer.com/gabrielle-giffords-is-republics-arizonan-of-the-year/) - Dec. 28, 2011 06:50 PM The Arizona Republic It began almost a year ago. Horror struck instantly. Courage endured through a painstaking recovery that was powered by love and astonishing doses of determination. What happened to U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords is well known. It has been humbling and inspiring to see her beat the odds
- [Gila River Community to vote on South Mountain freeway](https://kylemoyer.com/gila-river-community-to-vote-on-south-mountain-freeway/) - by Allie Seligman - Jan. 2, 2012 10:39 PM The Republic | azcentral.com Residents of the Gila River Indian Community will vote Feb. 7 on whether to allow the controversial South Mountain Freeway extension on tribal land. While a favorable vote on relocation wouldn't necessarily guarantee the freeway would be put there, the vote offers
- [Both sides agree: Visiting is good, but winning Fiesta Bowl is better](https://kylemoyer.com/both-sides-agree-visiting-is-good-but-winning-fiesta-bowl-is-better/) - by Jim Walsh - Jan. 2, 2012 11:35 PM The Republic | azcentral.com The parking lots at University of Phoenix Stadium were bathed in a sea of Oklahoma State orange and Stanford red, with smiling fans more than content to enjoy the warm sun and cold beer hours before the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl kickoff. Fans
- [Republicans make final effort before Iowa caucus vote](https://kylemoyer.com/republicans-make-final-effort-before-iowa-caucus-vote/) - Jan. 3, 2011 12:00 AM Washington Post One candidate made an appearance with the world's largest tractor. Another showed up with the Duggars, the nation's most famous large family. There were two Pauls in Des Moines and six Romneys in Davenport. This is Iowa, the day before the circus leaves town. On the eve of
- [Maricopa County Supervisors choose Wilson as their chairman](https://kylemoyer.com/maricopa-county-supervisors-choose-wilson-as-their-chairman/) - by Michelle Ye Hee Lee - Jan. 3, 2012 10:51 PM The Republic | azcentral.com The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has unanimously elected West Valley Supervisor Max Wilson as its 2012 chairman. The county's five-member governing board on Tuesday bypassed Supervisor Fulton Brock as its leader for the second year in a row. The
- [Sinema to resign seat for shot at 9th District](https://kylemoyer.com/sinema-to-resign-seat-for-shot-at-9th-district/) - by Rebekah L. Sanders - Jan. 3, 2012 10:55 PM The Arizona Republic Democratic state Sen. Kyrsten Sinema announced Tuesday she will resign from the Arizona Legislature to run for Congress in the new 9th District. The move sets the district up for a potentially heated primary battle among well-known Democrats. Sinema, who was first
- [Pinal County Sheriff Babeu announces run for Congress](https://kylemoyer.com/pinal-county-sheriff-babeu-announces-run-for-congress/) - by Rebekah L. Sanders - Jan. 4, 2012 11:00 PM The Republic | azcentral.com Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu, who announced in October that he was considering a bid for Congress, said Wednesday that he is officially entering the race for the U.S. House of Representatives in Congressional District 4. Text of Babeu's Announcement He
- [Phoenix City Council ready to tackle year](https://kylemoyer.com/phoenix-city-council-ready-to-tackle-year/) - by Lynh Bui - Jan. 5, 2012 09:52 PM The Republic | azcentral.com All eyes have been on Mayor Greg Stanton as he brings new leadership to the Phoenix mayor's office for the first time in eight years, but Stanton is just one vote out of nine on the Phoenix City Council. While Stanton took
- [Stanton sworn in as new Phoenix mayor](https://kylemoyer.com/stanton-sworn-in-as-new-phoenix-mayor/) - by Lynh Bui - Jan. 4, 2012 10:00 AM The Republic | azcentral.com Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton promised transparency, openness and inclusion at City Hall on his first day in office. Stanton officially became the city's 52nd mayor Tuesday after being sworn into office by former Arizona Gov. Rose Mofford. slideshow Meet the new Phoenix
- [Littlefield vs. Lane no battle of allies](https://kylemoyer.com/littlefield-vs-lane-no-battle-of-allies/) - By: Robert Leger The Arizona Republic Scottsdale City Councilman Bob Littlefield is thinking about challenging Mayor Jim Lane in this year’s election, raising doubt among skeptics and amazement about how these onetime allies became foes. For a Littlefield-Lane race to happen, 2012 will have to be different than 2008. And it would be good to
- [Will Littlefield run? (Should he run?)](https://kylemoyer.com/will-littlefield-run-should-he-run/) - By: Laurie Roberts The Arizona Republic It’s the hottest question in town for those who follow Scottsdale politics. Will he or won’t he? Last week, Councilman Bob Littlefield filed an exploratory committee to consider whether he will challenge incumbent Jim Lane in this year’s mayoral election. Already the anybody-but-Bob crowd – the folks who cringe
- [International business group rebranding with new name ](https://kylemoyer.com/international-business-group-rebranding-with-new-name/) - Friday, November 4, 2011Lynn Ducey - Reporter - Phoenix Business JournalAn organization aimed at developing international business connections is being rebranded and will hold a coming-out party to mark its re-entry into the Valley community. The Arizona Council for International Visitors, previously known as the World Affairs Council of Arizona, is hosting the bash next
- [Representative Kate Brophy McGee and Congressman Ben Quayle to be featured at the Arizona Energy Forum](https://kylemoyer.com/representative-kate-brophy-mcgee-and-congressman-ben-quayle-to-be-featured-at-the-arizona-energy-forum/) - Wednesday October 16th 6:30-8:00pm Camelback High School You'll find the flyer here: http://katemcgee.com/arizona-energy-forum/
- [Making a case for civility](https://kylemoyer.com/making-a-case-for-civility/) - Jan. 5, 2011 12:00 AM The Republic | azcentral.com Remember the generation gap? Decades ago, the idea that age is an impenetrable barrier to mutual understanding became an easy -- and often lazy -- way to dismiss differences of opinion. Those who saw "For Our Future: A Conversation Inspired by Christina-Taylor Green" on Channel 12
- [Scottsdale council looks at choices to spend $4M windfall](https://kylemoyer.com/scottsdale-council-looks-at-choices-to-spend-4m-windfall/) - by Beth Duckett - Oct. 17, 2011 08:50 AM The Arizona Republic On the heels of ongoing budget cuts, Scottsdale got some good financial news this week. City Manager David Richert proposed options to spend a $4 million windfall from last fiscal year, including a one-time "thank you" stipend for employees who have faced pay
- [2 Phoenix council districts also await runoff decision](https://kylemoyer.com/2-phoenix-council-districts-also-await-runoff-decision/) - by Connie Cone Sexton and Michael Clancy - Oct. 15, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic While many Phoenix voters are concentrating on the upcoming mayoral runoff between Wes Gullett and Greg Stanton, the fates of two other spots on the City Council are at stake. On Nov. 8, voters in far north and west
- [Campaign finance complaint filed on Stanton's city council cash](https://kylemoyer.com/campaign-finance-complaint-filed-on-stantons-city-council-cash/) - By: Lynh Bui The Arizona Republic A complaint has been filed with the Phoenix city attorney and Arizona Attorney General's Office over money from the campaign account mayoral candidate Greg Stanton used to run for City Council. His treasurer, Mindy Shields, received one-year probation for stealing more than $70,000 from the account, which she paid
- [Lewis best pick in Pearce recall](https://kylemoyer.com/lewis-best-pick-in-pearce-recall/) - Oct. 14, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic Strip away the distractions and pathetic attempts to deceive voters, and the choice in the District 18 recall election is clear. If you want a state senator who votes solely based on his own set of rigid beliefs, re-elect Russell Pearce. If you want a senator who
- [Union bus drivers to vote on contract with First Transit](https://kylemoyer.com/union-bus-drivers-to-vote-on-contract-with-first-transit/) - by Emily Gersema - Oct. 14, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic Bus drivers will vote on contract terms with one of Phoenix's bus contractors, First Transit, within two weeks, but union talks with the city's biggest bus-service contractor, Veolia Transportation Services, remain stalled. The Phoenix bus drivers' Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1433 announced that
- ['Redistrict' politics out of the game](https://kylemoyer.com/redistrict-politics-out-of-the-game/) - by E. J. Montini, columnist - Oct. 13, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic We were better people in the year 2000. We were idealistic. We were optimistic. We were visionary. We were suckers. We actually believed that it was possible in Arizona to take the politics out of . . . politics. By a
- [Wes Gullett airs plan to fill gap if food tax is tossed](https://kylemoyer.com/wes-gullett-airs-plan-to-fill-gap-if-food-tax-is-tossed/) - by Lynh Bui - Oct. 13, 2011 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic Phoenix mayoral candidate Wes Gullett has made immediate repeal of the city's 2 percent food tax a central campaign theme, insisting there is money in the budget to make up for the annual $50 million potential loss in revenue. To achieve that goal,
- [Scottsdale seeks plan to receive treated groundwater](https://kylemoyer.com/scottsdale-seeks-plan-to-receive-treated-groundwater/) - by Beth Duckett - Oct. 13, 2011 09:13 AM The Arizona Republic Scottsdale will pursue an agreement with Motorola Solutions to remove a hazardous chemical from a local well and deliver the treated water to Scottsdale, reducing the city's pumping of groundwater, a non-renewable resource. The City Council on Tuesday night unanimously supported the plan,

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