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Elections · From the wire

GOP lawmaker touts economic record while his own wages are being garnished

Republican state Rep. Justin Wilmeth is running for reelection on his record of bolstering Arizona’s economy, even as his own legislative salary was garnished last year because he defaulted on a student loan. Wilmeth, who was a Republican policy advisor for the Arizona House of Representatives before he was elected...

Published by Arizona Mirror

September 10, 2026 at 2:56 PM MST

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