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Happy December! We’re back with another edition of Hear It From Hobbs, our newsletter with the latest headlines about Governor Hobbs and her administration’s work. Were you forwarded this email by a friend? Sign up to continue receiving our biweekly newsletter here! [[link removed]] We hope you’ll take a few minutes to read these updates, but if you’re short on time, you can show your support for the Governor by pitching in now: [[link removed]]DONATE [[link removed]]




Cronkite News: Gov. Katie Hobbs signs petition to add abortion rights to 2024 ballot [[link removed]]

Across the country, states are taking action to restore and protect reproductive freedom. Katie is working to ensure Arizona is next to enshrine the right to an abortion in our state constitution, which is why she proudly added her name to the petition to get abortion rights on the ballot next year.READ MORE [[link removed]]




Fox10 WATCH: Gov. Hobbs signs petition for abortion ballot measure [[link removed]]

Joined by Arizonans of all walks of life, including Democrats, Republicans, and Independents — Katie added her name to the official petition to get abortion rights on the ballot in Arizona.WATCH NOW [[link removed]]




KJZZ: Hobbs' Water Policy Council recommends actions to rein in 'wildcat subdivisions' [[link removed]]

Katie’s Water Policy Council is tasked with protecting Arizona’s groundwater. Experts within the council are pushing to address ‘wildcat subdivisions,’ a real estate loophole developers can use that puts water access in jeopardy. This same loophole led to hundreds of families being without water in Rio Verde Foothills.READ MORE [[link removed]]




Katie’s Thanksgiving morning: Giving back to our community [[link removed]]

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KTAR News: Arizona takes more action to boost semiconductor training and development [[link removed]]

Arizona’s semiconductor manufacturing industry is booming, and Katie is working to ensure every Arizonan has the opportunity to reap the benefits of this economic growth. She recently announced an apprenticeship program that will train and recruit workers for major semiconductor companies in Arizona.READ MORE [[link removed]]




Lessons from Diwali: Light and knowledge will always triumph [[link removed]]

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Arizona Capitol Times: Hobbs’ administration touts collaborative effort between public and private sectors to spark climate, infrastructure legislation [[link removed]]

At an event centered around clean energy, the Governor’s Office of Resiliency announced federal dollars are supporting renewable energy projects in Arizona. In the presentation, they highlighted that these funds are promoting electric vehicle charging infrastructure, lowering costs for families, and delivering energy efficiency rebates for Arizona families.READ MORE [[link removed]]




In three steps: Making voting more free and fair [[link removed]]

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