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Supporters want to know why solar tax credit extension was vetoed

by Matthew Reichbach April 15, 2015
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Pressure for capital outlay special session continues

by Matthew Reichbach April 14, 2015
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Martinez vetoes bill to allow hemp research

by Matthew Reichbach April 10, 2015
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Martinez signs bill ending civil asset forfeiture

by Matthew Reichbach April 10, 2015
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Martinez vetoes two bills, including reduction of probation for good behavior

by Matthew Reichbach April 7, 2015
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Martinez signs legislation, including nursing financial aid, ‘revenge porn’ bills

by Matthew Reichbach April 6, 2015
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Senate Dems, business groups want special session for capital outlay

by Matthew Reichbach April 1, 2015
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Two criminal justice reform bills await action by Gov

by Andy Lyman April 1, 2015
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Bipartisan asset forfeiture bill awaits signature

by Andy Lyman March 25, 2015
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Session recap: Dem Senators say Martinez ‘furious’ after session

by Matthew Reichbach March 21, 2015

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