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Elections · From the wire

No crime, plenty of rot: Hobbs’ secrecy and GOP outrage could lead to deeper voter distrust

Criminally, Gov. Katie Hobbs may be cleared. But politically and ethically, this whole thing with Sunshine Residential still stinks royally. And, no, it’s not because the person who won’t charge her criminally is fellow Democrat Kris Mayes, the state’s attorney general. It has a lot to do with Hobbs’ secrecy about...

Published by Arizona Mirror

September 11, 2026 at 2:50 PM MST

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