In a bit of a switch up, there's one meeting on the schedule. Of course, it's the result of a court case, and is something they HAVE to do. As it's not voluntary, they will almost mess things up again.
On Monday, 8/17 -Nada.
On Tuesday, 8/18
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Legislative Council meets at 11:30 a.m. in HHR1. On the agenda::they are meeting to revise their improper description of Proposition 212, the Protect Education Act, put on the ballot to rein in. ESAs/school vouchers by voters, but thoroughly opposed by legislative Rs.
They were upbraided by a couple of courts for their bad faith attempt to influence voters with the negative language they approved for the publicity pamphlet to be sent to all voters,
From the AZMirror, written by Gloria Rebecca Gomez -
Supreme Court orders GOP to rewrite ‘argumentative’ voucher measure summary
The Arizona Supreme Court shot down a request from Republican lawmakers to preserve their summary of the voucher-regulating Protect Education Act in a voter education pamphlet, ruling that the description violates state law because it tries to sway voters against the initiative.
The Protect Education Act, which will be on November’s ballots as Proposition 212, would overhaul the state’s universal private school voucher system. Among other things, it seeks to add an income eligibility cap, crack down on voucher misuse and require schools that accept vouchers to meet certain educational and safety requirements
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The ruling was the Arizona Supreme Court upholding an initial ruling handed down in Maricopa County Superior Court.
The case there was CV2026-029280.
Information is available here.
On Wednesday, 8/19 and Thursday, 8/20 - Nada.
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