Advocating so Arizona families can thrive! Promoting and defending the foundational values of life, marriage and family, and religious freedom.
Phoenix, Arizona
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What does Proposition 318 mean for Arizona female athletes? 🏆
Get full breakdowns on every 2026 ballot measure & candidate in our FREE Nonpartisan Guide: 🔗 azvoterguide.com
Even though Prop 212 won’t appear on your Arizona ballot, its outcome is already driving key candidate races you'll be voting on this fall.
See what's actually at stake before you head to the polls: [azpolicy.org/2026/10/02/know…](azpolicy.org/2026/10/02/know…)
Jon Kyl was more than a senator. He was a statesman, a man of faith, and a friend to everyone who cares about life, family, and freedom in Arizona. For nearly 30 years, he carried Arizona's values to Washington with integrity, humility, and quiet, unshakable conviction. He was a true friend to CAP and to every Arizona family. Our hearts and prayers are with the Kyl family tonight. "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith." — 2 Timothy 4:7 facebook.com/share/r/1BwpQcW…
🚨🚨IT'S OFFICIAL🚨🚨 The teachers union-backed initiative to restrict Arizona's Empowerment Scholarship Account program will not appear on the November ballot. The Arizona Supreme Court ruled today in Clark v. Fontes, rejecting the last argument standing between the Proposition 212 and the end of the road.
READ FULL STORY HERE: loom.ly/Pfr7_dk
🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨🚨
Based on the trial court's ruling in Clark v. Fontes and the signature validity rates reported by Arizona's county recorders, the teachers’ union-backed initiative to dismantle Arizona's Empowerment Scholarship Account program does not have enough valid signatures to qualify for the November ballot. Roughly 245,000 signatures survived review of the 421,451submitted — more than 10,000 short of the 255,949 the law requires.
READ OUR FULL STATEMENT HERE: loom.ly/Mn0jJ0M
Center for AZ Policy retweeted
Big win for Arizona families!
We need to wait for the state supreme court before we celebrate, but this is a very important development.
Thanks to @ClarkRimsza @AZlovesESAs @iheartmyschool @azfec & @GoldwaterInst for all their hard work to make this happen!
🚨 BREAKING: “PROTECT EDUCATION ACT” FALLS SHORT
Based on the trial court’s ruling in Clark (@ClarkRimsza) v Fontes and county signature validity rates, the union-backed anti-ESA initiative does not have enough valid signatures to qualify for the November ballot.
The numbers:
➡️ Approx. 245,000 valid signatures
➡️ 255,949 required
➡️ More than 10,000 short
➡️ Nearly 70,000 signatures disqualified
➡️ More than $7 million spent by union backers
The @GoldwaterInst led the legal challenge, with the Arizona Free Enterprise Club and other school choice advocates working alongside them to review petitions and identify invalid signatures.
Many of the disqualified signatures were duplicates or were collected by legally ineligible circulators with serious criminal histories.
AZFEC President @ScotMussi said:
“This is a major victory for Arizona parents, students, and the integrity of our elections.”
The unions spent millions trying to dismantle school choice and still failed to collect enough lawful, valid signatures.
Arizona’s election laws apply to everyone.
#ProtectSchoolChoice #ProtectESAs #ArizonaParents #ElectionIntegrity
WIN for women's sports. Today the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6–3 that states may keep girls' and women's teams for biological females — under both Title IX and the Constitution.
Fairness and safety on the field prevail.
#SaveWomensSports
Peter Gentala will be live on Facebook at 10:00 am to provide more information and analysis.
1/4 Today the Arizona Supreme Court allowed Center for Arizona Policy's free-speech challenge to Proposition 211 to move forward — reversing the dismissal of our core claim and sending the case back to the trial court for a full hearing on the evidence.
3/4 "From the very start, this case has been about protecting the freedom of everyday Arizonans," said CAP President Peter Gentala. "Our constitutional freedoms belong to every one of us — not just to those whose views happen to be popular at the moment."
4/4 The claim now returns to the trial court, where the burden falls on the government to justify Prop 211's intrusion on protected political speech. We intend to press it fully.
For more information, read here: azpolicy.org/2026/06/29/ariz…