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Wally Edge
According to a report in AZ Central, Sean Noble, the longtime Chief of Staff for John Shadegg, is heading out on his own. Noble was the chief ... >
Rob Tornoe
Janet Napolitano, the Democratic governor of Arizona and an early supporter of Barack Obama's presidential campaign, is being mentioned for ... >
David Waid
Reverberations from Gov. Janet Napolitano's unprecedented success at the ballot box in 2006 will still be felt when the dust clears on Election ... >
Len Munsil
Our national economy took a huge hit on Sept. 11, 2001. When Janet Napolitano took office early in 2003, the state of Arizona, like most other ... >
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- Napolitano's departure could be double-edged sword, says top AZ GOP official
- Brewer's office inundated with calls on heels of Napolitano news
- Purcell would take SoS job if offered
- Brewer: 'I am focusing on my job'
- Shadegg: Congressional Republicans in 'deep trouble'
- McCain congratulates Napolitano on possible DHS offer
- Adams announces AZ House committee assignments
- Grijalva grabs Progressive Caucus top spot
- Dems have until Friday to respond to complaint
- Reports: Napolitano to lead Homeland Security
- Napolitano's departure could be double-edged sword, says top AZ GOP official
- GOP looks to governors for new ideas, rebuilding
- Grijalva grabs Progressive Caucus top spot
- Purcell would take SoS job if offered
- Adams announces AZ House committee assignments
- Reports: Napolitano to lead Homeland Security
- Brewer: 'I am focusing on my job'
- McCain congratulates Napolitano on possible DHS offer
- Dems have until Friday to respond to complaint
- Brewer's office inundated with calls on heels of Napolitano news
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- Hermes criticizes Brock for missing debate; Brock campaign says it was never scheduled
- New AZ poll shows Obama narrowing gap on McCain
- Arizona AFL-CIO endorses (almost) straight Democratic ticket
- DeConcini says Keating Five is fair game
- Peters making the rounds at RGA
- Shadegg calls for Paulson resignation
- GOP rushes to Shadegg's aid
- Prop. 101 supporters concede defeat
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"If (Napolitano) leaves, we'll have a very different landscape than we did yesterday. It's going to be very different."
-- Incoming state House Assistant Minority Leader Kyrsten Sinema on how state politics will change if Gov. Janet Napolitano resigns to become secretary of homeland security
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