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Even though it dismissed most of the complaints brought by gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake, Arizona's high court sent one challenge back to a lower court to be considered.

The New Mexico State Legislature voted to send two constitutional amendments to statewide ballots in 2024.

(Colorado News Connection) Advocates for people experiencing homelessness are pushing back against proposals by several Denver mayoral candidates who are including forced mental-health holds, more police interventions and zero tolerance for violating the city's camping ban.

Cathy Alderman, chief communications and public policy officer, Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, said no one wants to see tents on public sidewalks, but the problem is complex, and is driven in part by a severe deficit in affordable housing.

As of March 7, 2023, five statewide measures have been certified for the ballot in three states for elections in 2023.

A special ballot measure that would have legalized recreational marijuana in the Sooner state went up in smoke Tuesday, after a majority of Oklahoman voters said "No" to the proposed initiative.

Lawmakers said they oppose the legalization of recreational marijuana in Oklahoma as voters prepare to head to the polls Tuesday to consider a ballot measure.

The House Ethics Committee has agreed to take up a complaint against embattled New York congressman George Santos, who is accused of lying about his background.

An amendment that would repeal language from the Nevada Constitution regarding slavery as punishment for a crime was certified for the 2024 ballot.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes said nonpartisan voters are and will become increasingly important for the Grand Canyon State, but he also worries about the state's political climate.

Texas voting advocates say a bill before the Legislature to ban polling sites on college campuses for fear of mass shootings is instead a direct attack on the perceived political power of young people.