Arizona Supreme Court Limits Clean Elections Commission Power in Green Party Fraud Probe
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled the Clean Elections Commission cannot overturn the secretary of state's certification of a candidate, but allowed its investigation into whether Green Party candidates Risa Lombardo and Duwayne Collier defrauded the public campaign funding system to continue.
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| Oct 23, 3:07 PM | kjzz.org | AZ Supreme Court sides with third-party candidates in dispute over Clean Elections Commission powers |
| Oct 23, 1:41 PM | azmirror.com | Arizona Supreme Court limits Clean Elections’ power but lets fraud probe continue |
| Oct 20, 2:03 PM | azmirror.com | Clean Elections to AZ Supreme Court: Fraud case against Green Party candidates is growing |
| Oct 17, 12:15 AM | azfreenews.com | Arizona Supreme Court To Review Clean Elections Commission’s Authority To Demand Repayment |
| Oct 16, 2:44 PM | kjzz.org | Arizona Supreme Court to hear case challenging Clean Elections Commission's authority |
| Oct 15, 8:49 PM | arizonadailyindependent.com | Arizona Supreme Court to Decide Whether Candidates Get Clean Elections Funding |
| Oct 15, 2:54 PM | azmirror.com | AZ Supreme Court takes up scope of Clean Elections’ power in Green Party fraud case |
| Oct 13, 3:15 PM | azmirror.com | Clean Elections Commission to high court: Green Party candidates’ harm is self-inflicted |