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Rex Tilousi was an advocate against uranium mining within the Grand Canyon, home of the tribe.

Flat tax passes Arizona House

The flat tax was a priority for Governor Doug Ducey.

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The Arizona senator was part of a bipartisan group that crafted the compromise.
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