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Proposition 121 seeking to discard system of elections with partisan primaries
PHOENIX - Former Phoenix Mayor Paul Johnson says it's no surprise that the only segment of political registration that's growing is among independents.
State high court clears way for vote on open primaries
PHOENIX - Voters will get to decide in November if they want to jettison the current system of nominating candidates for office.
Last-ditch try in open-primary fight
PHOENIX - Challengers to the state's open primary system want another two hours to argue in court there are not enough valid signatures to put the measure on the ballot.
Judge: Open-primaries initiative qualifies for November ballot
PHOENIX - Arizonans are entitled to vote in November on whether they want to scrap the current system of partisan primaries, a Maricopa County judge ruled Friday.
Open primary could be on ballot regardless of ruling
PHOENIX - An attorney for backers of the open-primary initiative wants a judge to order the measure included on the ballot, even if he decides today it does not belong there.
Open-primary supporters sue to restore dropped signatures
PHOENIX - Backers of an open-primary initiative filed suit late Friday afternoon in a bid to get the measure on the November ballot.
Open-primary effort apparently fails
PHOENIX - A move to create an open primary system in Arizona has apparently fallen short.
Court ruling allows open primary on Ariz. ballot
PHOENIX — Arizona voters are entitled to decide if they want to scrap the current partisan system of nominating candidates, the state Supreme Court ruled today.
Judge tosses open primary from ballot
PHOENIX - A proposal to create an open primary system in Arizona is legally flawed and cannot appear on the ballot, a judge ruled Monday.
Election initiative is focus of legal fight
A state judge is questioning efforts by foes of an open primary system to keep it from ever going to voters.
Opponents ask court to toss out initiative on Arizona open primaries
PHOENIX - A judge will hear arguments next week on whether Arizona voters get to decide if they want to scrap the current system of partisan primaries.
Open primary won't bring more voters out, foes argue
PHOENIX - Foes of an open primary system are weighing legal action to keep voters from getting a chance to even consider the plan.
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