Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed 1o bills passed by the Republican-controlled state legislature Tuesday, including bills aimed at keeping non-residents of Arizona from voting in the state and prohibiting state funds from being invested in counties the U.S. Secretary of Commerce has labeled a “foreign adversary.”
The vetoes brought Hobbs’ total to 52 for this legislative sessions, the Arizona Daily Star noted.
Radio station KJZZ, which has been keeping a running tally of Hobbs’ vetoes, said that Hobbs “shattered” the previous record for number of vetoes by a governor in 2023 and was “showing now signs of stopping” this year.
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“Hobbs, a Democrat, denies accusations that her office refuses to work with Republicans,” the station reported.
“I’ve shown over and over again that I’m willing
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