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Growing scrutiny of the bench shadows Arizona’s judicial retention vote

States Newsroom · November 2, 2026

Nestled on Arizona ballots below the big-ticket races like governor and congressional representative, but before the ballot propositions that aim to change the state constitution and impose new laws that the legislature either can’t or won’t approve, sit the names of dozens of judges. The jurists aren’t on the ballot…

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Growing scrutiny of the bench shadows Arizona’s judicial retention vote

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