@APChristie: Phoenix-based Associated Press reporter covering politics and state government in Arizona. Retweets aren't endorsements.
Phoenix, United States (Local)
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Bob Christie's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on Arizona-related issues. He seems to be particularly interested in announcements from the government and legal policy regulations related to various topics such as state budget, border crisis, prison spending, and alcohol sales.
Given his focus on local news within Arizona, individuals or organizations with insights into state-level political developments or those directly affected by policies in the region would likely capture his attention. Additionally, experts who can provide commentary specifically relevant to Arizona's political landscape could be valuable sources for Bob's articles.
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By: Bob Christie
PHOENIX — Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs won’t have much room for new spending on education, water — or just about anything else — in the remaining two years of her
PHOENIX — Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs won't have much room for new spending on education, water — or just about anything else — in the remaining two years of her initial term …
PHOENIX -- Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs won't have much room for new spending on education, water -- or just about anything else -- in the remaining two years of her initial term as Arizona's chief executive.
By: Bob Christie, Kjzz, Greg Hahne
Current revenue are about $425 million higher than initially projected, however only a little more than a third of that will be available in the coming years.
By: Bob Christie
PHOENIX – Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs won't have much room for new spending on education, water – or just about anything else – in the remaining two years of her initial term as Arizona's chief executive.
By: Bob Christie
PHOENIX — Doug Coleman agonized about whether to put a "Republicans for Harris'' sign in the front yard of his home in Apache Junction, concerned about backlash, threats or other
By: Bob Christie
PHOENIX — Doug Coleman agonized about whether to put a “Republicans for Harris” sign in the front yard of his home in the eastern Phoenix suburb of Apache Junction, concerned about …
By: Bob Christie
PHOENIX — Doug Coleman agonized about whether to put a "Republicans for Harris'' sign in the front yard of his home in the eastern Phoenix suburb of Apache Junction, concerned about backlash, threats or other action by backers of former President Donald Trump in the heavily GOP area.
By: Bob Christie
In the final week of the 2024 presidential election campaign, Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign is hoping efforts like the Republicans for Harris group in Arizona and a companion outreach effort to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will help peel off enough GOP and Republican-leaning independent voters to eek out a victory in the swing state.
By: Bob Christie
PHOENIX – Doug Coleman agonized about whether to put a "Republicans for Harris" sign in the front yard of his home in the eastern Phoenix suburb of Apache Junction, concerned
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