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Happy February! We’re back with another edition of Hear It From Hobbs, our newsletter with the latest headlines about Governor Katie 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 support Katie’s work by pitching in now: [[link removed]]DONATE [[link removed]]




Arizona Republic: Gov. Katie Hobbs wants to expand abortion access in Arizona. Here's what has been proposed [[link removed]]

Since day one, Katie has fought to restore and protect reproductive freedom. That’s why she proposed three bills to repeal the 1864 abortion ban, stop the invasive publication of health data on abortions in the state, and guarantee the right to contraception.READ MORE [[link removed]]




Associated Press: 'Our national immigration system is outdated': Hobbs, other governors plead for Biden to address border issues [[link removed]]

This month, Katie joined eight other governors in urging President Biden to work alongside her to keep border communities safe and modernize our immigration system.READ MORE [[link removed]]




Taking action to support homeowners: The Arizona Is Home Mortgage Assistance Program [[link removed]]

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KJZZ: Arizona Gov. Hobbs joins 21 other governors to ask Supreme Court to uphold access to abortion drug [[link removed]]

Access to Mifepristone, one of the most common abortion medications used across the country, lies in the fate of the U.S. Supreme Court. Ahead of initial oral arguments, Katie joined other governors in urging the Supreme Court to protect access to this safe, widely-used medication.READ MORE [[link removed]]




Arizona Family: Gov. Katie Hobbs pitches plan to lower prescription drug costs [[link removed]]

Katie is always looking for ways to ease financial stress for working families, and her administration’s new Prescription Drug Affordability Division is dedicated to helping Arizonans save money at the pharmacy.WATCH CLIP [[link removed]]




12 News: Hobbs: A booming economy means the state can increase its spend on schools — if voters authorize it at all [[link removed]]

Prop 123 allocates funding for public schools throughout Arizona, but it’s set to expire in 2025. Katie is calling on lawmakers to extend and expand the original Prop 123 so that we can do even more to support our teachers and faculty members, keep our kids safe in schools, and ensure every student thrives.READ MORE [[link removed]]




Arizona Family: Gov. Hobbs, lawmaker want more transparency for doctors with history of misconduct [[link removed]]

Katie is working with state legislators to increase accountability across the medical industry. She’s advocating for adding more investigators to the Arizona Medical Board, which will help reduce the time it takes to pursue cases of reported misconduct.READ MORE [[link removed]]




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