Clean Elections State Treasurer Debate

Oct. 9, 2018

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The two candidates running for Arizona State Treasurer discuss issues related to the state budget and finances in a debate sponsored by the Citizens Clean Elections Commission. The candidates include Republican Kimberly Yee, former state senate majority leader, and Democrat Mark Manoil, an attorney.

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Republican Kimberly Yee, who is the state senate majority leader, and Democrat Mark Manoil, an attorney

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