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 March 14, 2014 / Modified mar 14, 2014 7:54 p.m.

AZ Illustrated Politics: Friday, March 14, 2014

Brewer announces she won't seek another term; Arizona Legislature update; water issues in Santa Cruz Valley.

Play the video above to see these stories on AZ Illustrated Politics for Friday, March 14:

Filling in for Jim Nintzel tonight, Sarah Garrecht Gassen, Arizona Daily Star columnist, is joined by Tucson Weekly writer Mari Herreras, Green Valley News editor Dan Shearer, and Dylan Smith, editor of TusonSentinel.com.

BREWER: The panel looked at Gov. Jan Brewer's decision not to seek another term, and the legacy she will leave.

LEGISLATURE UPDATE: What happened and what didn't happen at the Arizona Legislature this week as the session wears on without much talk of a budget.

WATER ISSUES: Water issues in the Santa Cruz Valley, with a proposal for allocation of Tucson's share of Central Arizona Project water.

AZ Illustrated Politics is produced by Jim Nintzel. Contact him at jnintzel@azpm.org.

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