Winners

Losers

CD1 Democratic candidates

Rothenberg called Arizona’s CD1 one of the most likely to change party hands this year

AZ Utilities

Many of whom were hoping for a Kris Mayes Congressional run

Property Tax Payers

Those who wanted the state wide property tax cut made permanent got 2/3 of their wish this week with the House and Senate passing the bill. Now they just await Gov. Napolitano’s decision

Rex Griswold

His campaign for Mesa Mayor seems to be in neutral

Cathi Herrod

Last week she saw her marriage protection ballot bill die in the legislature. This week it was revived

Arizona’s Budget Deficit

With the property tax bill passing the legislature, that money cannot be counted on to help fill the hole if Napolitano decides to sign it

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