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• Publications
  • MI Policy Briefs 2011
    • 2011 MI Policy Brief: Illegal immigration is declining, civil debate to rise?
    • 2011: MI Policy Brief: Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
    • 2011: MI Policy Brief: Parent Choices and School Reform
    • 2011: MI Policy Brief: 'Sticks and Stones ...' Preventing Bullying in Arizona Schools
    • 2011: MI Policy Brief: Why Tourism Should Be Viewed as an Investment
  • Special Reports
    • 2011: Public Behavioral Health Care in Arizona: Preparing for the Storm
    • Campaign Finance: The Clean Elections Quandary
    • AZ's Fiscal Crisis: AHCCCS 'bed tax' an option for new revenue?
    • 2010: "Arizona's financial future: A first look at the governor's proposed budget"
    • 2010: "What If ...? A Special Report on Arizona's Budget Crisis"
    • 2009: "Arizona’s Public Behavioral Health Care System: Critical Issues in Critical Times"
    • 2009: “The Price of Stewardship: The Future of Arizona State Parks”
    • 2009: "Truth and Consequences: Gambling, Shifting, and Hoping in Arizona Health Care"
    • 2008: "Megapolitan: Arizona's Sun Corridor"
    • 2008: "Richard's Reality: The Costs of Chronic Homelessness in Context"
    • 2008: "AZ Workforce: Latinos, Youth and the Future"
    • 2008: "Greater Phoenix Forward: Sustaining and Enhancing the Human-Services Infrastructure"
    • 2007: "System Alert: Arizona's Criminal Justice Response to Domestic Violence"
    • 2007: "The Future At Pinal: Making Choices, Making Places"
    • 2010 "What If ...?" A Special Report on Arizona's Budget Crisis
  • AZ Policy Choices
    • APC 2007: "Sustainability for Arizona: The Issue of Our Age"
    • APC 2005: "How Arizona Compares: Real Numbers and Hot Topics"
    • APC 2001: "Five Shoes Waiting to Drop on Arizona's Future"
    • APC 2000: "The New Economy: A Guide for Arizona"
    • APC 1999: "The New Economy: A Guide for Arizona"
    • APC 1998: "Growth in Arizona: The Machine in the Garden"
    • APC 1997: "Balancing Acts: Tax Cuts and Public Policy in Arizona"
  • Criminal Justice Issues
    • 2009: "Criminal Justice Issue 5: Risk Management: Assessing Domestic Violence Suspects Arrested In Phoenix"
    • 2009: "Criminal Justice Issue 4: The Purple Ribbon Study Circles Pilot Project Evaluation"
    • 2008: "Criminal Justice Issue 3: Pinal County Domestic Violence Court, Some Early But Encouraging Results"
    • 2007: "System Alert: Arizona's Criminal Justice Response to Domestic Violence"
    • 2007: "Confidence and Caution: Arizonans' Trust in the Police"
    • 2006:"Criminal Justice Issue 2: Skepticism, 'Fixability,' or Just a Day's Work: How Arizona Law Enforcement Officers Approach Domestic Violence Cases"
    • 2006: "Criminal Justice Issue 1: Same Rules, Different Results: Arizona Domestic Violence Convictions by County"
    • 2005: Criminal Justice Issues for Arizona - Layers of Meaning: Domestic Violence and Law Enforcement Attitudes in Arizona
    • 1998: "Phoenix Violence Prevention Initiative - Phase II Report"
    • 1996: "Hitting Home: Voices of Domestic Violence"
  • AZ Views
    • AZ Views: Arizonans On Edge…So Why Not Involved?
    • AZ Views: Arizonans Criticize Government, But Know They Need It
    • AZ Views: Arizonans Like Their Lives, But Worry Too
    • AZ Views: What Do Arizonans Think About Crime, Safety, and Trust?
    • AZ Views: Arizonans Like Their Jobs But Question Their Schools
    • AZ Views: How Do Arizonans Spend Their Personal Time?
  • Forum 411
    • Forum 411: Disbanding Arizona's AWOL Army: Getting Out the Voters
    • Forum 411 - "Domestic Violence in Arizona: Old Problems, New Possibilities" Ed 2, Issue 4
    • Forum 411: "Do Good Neighbors Make Good Citizens?" Ed.2 Issue3
    • Forum 411: "Road to Recovery: Lessons from Arizona's First Economy"
    • Forum 411: "Arizona's Mind-Body Problem: Mental Health Systems and Choices"
    • Forum 411: “Great Expectations: Arizona Teens Speak Up”
    • Forum 411: "Ying and Yang Political Science"
    • Forum 411: "We Are L.A.?"
    • Forum 411: "Immigration: From Global to Local to Kids"
  • Updates
    • Update: "Megapolitan: Arizona's Sun Corridor"
    • Update: AZ's behavioral health system
    • Update: Pinal County chooses a blueprint for its future
    • Task Force releases report to save state parks
    • Megapolitan: Arizona's Sun Corridor
  • SEARCH METHODS
  • 2011: Structurally Unbalanced: Cyclical and Structural Deficits in Arizona
  • 2011: Abandoning Merit Selection: 'A Great Step Backwards?'
  • 2010: Illegal Immigration: Perceptions and Realities, Part 1
  • 2010: Illegal Immigration: Perceptions and Realities, Part 2
  • 2010: Clean Elections Has Cloudy Future But Clearly Shows Disconnect
  • 2010: To Learn and Earn: A Race to Good Jobs (Topline Findings)
  • 2010: Few Arizonans vote, fewer still know who they elected
  • 2010: Measuring Poverty: An Introduction to the Supplemental Federal Measure
  • 2010: Measuring Poverty: An Introduction to the Supplemental Federal Measure
  • 2010: AZ's Fiscal Crisis: AHCCCS 'bed tax' coming?
  • Forum 411 - Do Good Neighbors Make Good Citizens? Ed:2 Issue #3
  • Economy
  • Arts & Culture
  • Health Care
  • Workplace
  • Social Issues
  • Community
  • Youth
  • Growth
  • Environment
  • Quality of Life
  • Campaign Finance: The Clean Elections Quandary
  • Forum 411 - "Domestic Violence in Arizona: Old Problems, New Possibilities" Ed 2, Issue 4
  • 2010: Few Arizonans vote, fewer still know who they elected
  • 2010 Primary Elections: Primaries Across the U.S.
  • 2010: Illegal Immigration: Perceptions and Realities
  • 2010: To Learn and Earn: A Race to Good Jobs (Topline Findings)
  • 2010: Few Arizonans vote, fewer still know who they elected
  • 2010: Forum 411: Disbanding Arizona's AWOL Army: Getting Out the Voters
  • 2010: Illegal Immigration: Perceptions and Realities
  • 2010: Clean Elections Has Cloudy Future But Clearly Shows Disconnect
  • 2010: Proposition 111, Lieutenant Governor
  • 2010: Proposition 112, Initiative Filing Deadline
  • 2010: Proposition 301, Sweeping the Land Conservation Fund
  • 2010: Proposition 302, Sweeping the Early Childhood Health and Development Board Fund (First Things First)
  • 2010: Proposition 109, Constitutional Right to Hunt and Fish
  • 2010: Proposition 203, Medical Marijuana
  • 2010: Propositon 113, Secret Ballot for Union Elections
  • 2010: Proposition 107, Preferential Treatment or Discrimination Prohibition
  • 2010: Proposition 110 – State Trust Lands
  • 2010: To Learn and Earn: Executive Summary
  • 2010: Budgeting in Arizona: Hard Decisions for Hard Times
  • 2010: Unlocking Resilience: The Key to Healthy Aging in Arizona
  • 2010: Redistricting: The hands that draw the lines are ours
  • 2010: Forum 411: Illegal Immigration vs. Fiscal Crisis
  • 2010: Here We Go Again: Redistricting, Politics and Voter Choice
  • 2011 Report: Structurally Unbalanced: Cyclical and Structural Deficits in Arizona
  • 2010: Powerpoint for "Structurally Unbalanced: Cyclical and Structural Deficits in Arizona"
  • 2011: User Fees: The Hidden, 'Other' Tax
  • 2011: Structurally Unbalanced: Cyclical and Structural Deficits in Arizona FACT SHEET
  • 2011: Taxing Services: Arizona's Untapped Revenue Resource
  • 2010: Propositon 106, Health Care
  • 2011: The Top-Two-Vote-Getter Primary: A Solution for Arizona's Election System
  • 2010: Next Steps Scottsdale: Building an Action Plan for Economic Growth
  • 2010: Global Arizona 100: A New Century, A World Stage
  • 2011: Incarceration: Continuing to Raise the Bars
  • 2011: Medicaid Cuts: A Decision of Dollars and Sense
  • 2011: Tax and Expenditure Limitation Proposals in Arizona: Overview of TELs and TABOR
  • 2011: Budget Trax: Impact: Child Care Assistance Programs
  • 2011: Budget Trax Brief: Impact: Child Care Assistance Programs
  • 2011: Fact Sheet: TELs: Recommendations for a More Stable Budget
  • 2011: Fact Sheet: TELs: Overview of TABOR
  • 2011: The Tucson Shootings: No Lessons Learned?
  • 2011: Among the options for FY 2013 budget: A return to balance
  • 2011 APS Informed Perception Project Report FINAL
  • 2011: Seeking Shelter in Maricopa County: Trends in Use of Domestic Violence Beds
  • 2011: The Nonpartisan Primary: Is it a Game Changer?
  • 2011: MI Policy Brief: Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
  • 2011: Budget Trax: Impact: Sustaining Arizona's Water Future
  • 2011: To Learn and Earn: Arizonans' Experiences Competing in the Race for Good Jobs FINAL REPORT
  • 2011: MI Policy Brief: Parent Choices and School Reform
  • 2011 / MI Policy Brief: 'Sticks and Stones ...' Preventing Bullying in Arizona Schools
  • 2011: MI Policy Brief: Why Tourism Should Be Viewed as an Investment
  • 2011 MI Policy Brief: Illegal immigration is declining, civil debate to rise?
  • 2011: Watering the Sun Corridor: Managing Choices in Arizona's Megapolitan Area
  • 2011: Watering the Sun Corridor: Managing Choices in Arizona's Megapolitan Area
  • 2011 Budgeting, Taxing and Spending in Arizona
  • 2012: Young Minds: A Survey of Afterschool Programs
  • 2012: Digital Learning: How to Enhance the Learning of Any Child, at Any Time, and in Any Place
  • 2012: Arizona’s Centennial: Remembering The Progressive Constitution
  • 2012: Let's Talk Water, Series I, No. 1
  • 2012: Dropped? Latino Education and Arizona's Economic Future
  • 2012: Let's Talk Water, Series 1, No. 3 'Should Arizona Preserve Agriculture?'
  • 2012: Top-Two Proposition: What Nonpartisan Elections Could Mean for Arizona
  • 2012: Let's Talk Water, Series 1, No. 4 'What's being said about Arizona water policy'
  • 2012: Arizona's Emerging Latino Vote
  • Prop 114 – Arizona Crime Victims Protection Act
  • 2012: How to Fix a Broken Border, Part 1
  • 2012: Disrupting Smuggling at Its Source
  • 2012: Arizona SciTech Festival 2012 Evaluation Summary
  • 2012: How to Fix a Broken Border, Part 3: Follow the Money
  • 2013: Good Data, Bad Data, No Data: A Critical Challenge Facing Arizona's Public Schools
  • 2013: Good Data, Bad Data, No Data: A Critical Challenge Facing Arizona's Public Schools
  • 2012: Arizona's Economic Development Landscape: Charting a Unified Course
  • 2013: English Language Learners: What's at Stake for Arizona?
  • 2013: Resisting Violence & Raising Grades: Creating Safe and Supportive Schools in Arizona
  • 2013: Sustaining Phoenix: Valley of the Sun: Beyond Desert Survival
  • 2013: "Citizenship or Something Less? The Economic Implications for Arizona"
  • 2013: On the Rise: 21st Century Career and Technical Education Pathways
  • 2013: On the Rise: 21st Century Career and Technical Education Pathways
  • 2013: Initiative Reform in Arizona: Exploring Some Ideas
  • 2013: The State of Trade, Competitiveness and Economics Well-being in the U.S.-Mexico Border Region'
• Staff & Board
  • David R. Berman
  • Susan Clark-Johnson
  • Joshua Connolly
  • David Daugherty
  • Erica McFadden
  • Grady Gammage Jr.
  • Joseph Garcia
  • Bill Hart
  • Bruce Merrill
  • Elisabeth Smith
  • Andrea Whitsett
  • Morrison Institute Board of Advisors
  • E.J. Perkins
  • Don Budinger
  • Terry Goddard
  • Robert Robb
  • Eric Hedberg
  • Sapna Gupta
• Contact Us
• Media
  • News & Events
    • In the News: Reality vs. perception in immigration debate
    • Fox 10 News video: Kristin Borns on AZ lawsuit against feds
    • Garcia on SB 1070: Arizona, what's wrong with this picture?
    • Borns: Sales tax would buy AZ time to fix structural deficit
    • Read Clark-Johnson's remarks at Valley Forward Livability Summit
    • Report, roundtable focus on how new federal measures of poverty could impact AZ
    • Audio: Grady Gammage Jr., Jon Talton on KJZZ's Here and Now
    • NewsLink: Communities step up to keep state parks open
    • Guest blog: MAG committed to dealing with domestic abuse
    • In the News: Clark-Johnson added to Cronkite faculty
    • Student Voices: Essays from ASU students in urban research
    • Bill Hart: How far can state cuts, cost shifting go?
    • Andrea Whitsett: Starting '10s in no better position than '00s
    • Republic: 'Valley schools work to retain teachers'
    • Toon, Hart honored by O'Connor House for family efforts
    • NewsLink: Arizona hospitals, uninsured at risk from state cuts
    • In the News: Prop. 100 'Band-Aid,' no cure for structural deficit
    • Morrison in the News: Charter/public schools study
    • Mountain Monitor: AZ among slowest to rebound, add jobs
    • Updated disclosure forms could better gauge AZ lawmakers' assets
    • What passage of Prop. 100 vote means to AZ's future
    • 'Megapolitan' report cited in New Republic story on regionalism
    • NewsLink: Report lists ways to stop Arizona State Parks closures
    • C.J. Eisenbarth Hager: $82 per GED graduate a bargain
    • Andrew Long Show: Q&A Podcast with Morrison Institute
    • Morrison in the News: AHCCCS, grass-roots efforts and reform
    • NewsLink: State parks say partnerships not the answer
    • Toon: We must look differently at domestic-abuse issues
    • NewsLink: Closing some state parks costlier than keeping open
    • NewsLink: Should AZ look at sales tax on food?
    • Update: "Megapolitan: Arizona's Sun Corridor"
    • Toon: Polls don't answer larger question of fear
    • Joe Garcia: Oath of office should trump Norquist pledge
    • Andrea Whitsett: What's being done to improve job market
    • News: State parks face closure with 'sweep' by Legislature
    • Bill Hart: Debate over nuclear, solar energy heats up
    • State of Our State: Ballot-box budgeting by David R. Berman
    • Bill Hart: Mental-health lawsuit on hold for 2 years, maybe forever?
    • Grady Gammage Jr.: Life in the time of "The Big Sort"
    • Bill Hart: Crime's many victims include friends, family of inmates
    • Richard Toon: Think opportunity, think tourism from Mexico
    • Kristin Borns: Can there be a policy-free budget?
    • NewsLink: Most AZ death-row inmates die from natural causes
    • In the News: Book club stimulates dialogue on fiscal crisis
    • NewsLink: Homeless counted; DES already seeing more families
    • State of Our State update: Audio Q&A with Chris Herstam
    • NewsLink: Sin taxes, bed taxes among ideas to save AHCCCS
    • 2010 Civic Engagement and Leadership Camp
    • NewsLink: AZ's 'heat island' to grow, despite groundhog
    • Bill Hart: Why (exactly) is serious crime on the decline?
    • Morrison in the News: Daily Sun calls for bipartisanship
    • Kristin Borns: The never-ending story of Arizona's budget
    • Grady Gammage Jr.: The issue of privatizing state parks
    • Borns blogs on the 'new face' of homelessness in AZ
    • NewsLink: AZ wage earners unlikely to reap economy rebound
    • Update: AZ's behavioral health system under siege
    • NewsLink: Despite nuclear and solar efforts, coal still king in AZ
    • State of Our State update: Pros and cons of term limits
    • Policy Q&A: "Do Good Neighbors Make Good Citizens?"
    • NewsLink: EPA air standands and Arizona asthma sufferers
    • Move to close AZ state parks draws national media attention
    • Monica Stigler: Public transportation way to go to work
    • In the News: Sheriff's office solves many crimes without arrest
    • Update: Chino Valley wrestles with growing water demands
    • Update: Task Force releases report to save state parks
    • Bill Hart blog: Time to open the prison gates?
    • Bill Hart: Is nuclear energy truly green?
    • News: Will state parks close?
    • Morrison In Action: Welch an ATLAST panelist
    • Kristin Borns blog: Cuts alone won't cut it; state needs revenues
    • Gammage on 'Horizon' to discuss state parks
    • Update: "Megapolitan: Arizona's Sun Corridor"
    • State Tax Notes reports on AZ state parks, funding options
    • Morrison in the news: recent references and links
    • Video: Sandra Day O'Connor speech on civic action
    • Morrison In Action: 'To Learn and Earn' report released
    • Welch cited for 'brilliant perspective' by UI Fellows
    • Policy Q&A: Dozer, chairman of state parks task force
    • Whitsett blogs on the meaning of AZ's flat growth
    • Joe Garcia: AZ turning into an orange state
    • MI report prompts domestic violence court reforms
    • Tax Foundation: AZ's opt-out fee idea to fund state parks
    • Morrison In Action: Gammage talks growth to SALC
    • Republic: State parks need funding or they will die
    • Morrison in the news: recent references and links
    • Morrison in the News
    • AZ Republic: MI study looks at dissatisfaction of Legislature
    • Hart blogs on speeder cameras, overwhelmed courts
    • News conference: AZ state parks face 'imminent crisis'
    • Forum 411 on mental health presented to Legislature
    • Welch: Rim Country to be satellite of 'megalopolis'
    • Study: Most DV suspects released in hours
    • Study: More DV offenders need supervision
    • Andrew Long Show
    • NEW report: Illegal Immigration: Perceptions and Realities
    • Toon: AZ must go beyond rebranding its tarnished image
    • In the News: Prop. 100 impact on state, university budgets
    • Video: Hart discusses illegal immigration on Horizon
    • News: 'To Learn and Earn' initial report links education and success
    • In the News: Quick, name your legislators ...
    • In the News: Report says AZ schools fail to help kids plan careers
    • Audio Q&A: Ali Noorani of National Immigration Forum
    • Kristin Borns: 'Year of the Woman'? Give me a break
    • Bill Hart: Prisons, jails are our new mental institutions
    • Few Arizonans vote, fewer still can name who they elected
    • In the News: AZ schools leave graduates 'aimless,' report says
    • Hart discusses economics of immigration on KJZZ-FM
    • Melnick Scholars Award winners announced
    • Hart: 'Danged fence' on border being built with rhetoric
    • NewsLink: Battling homelessness nationally and in Arizona
    • Clark-Johnson, other leaders tell how to bolster AZ's image
    • NEW - Forum 411: Arizona's AWOL army of voters
    • In the News: Reeling Pinal County still banking on Sun Corridor
    • Audio: Borns talks about AZ propositions on KJZZ
    • Illegal Immigration: Perceptions and Realities, Part 2 released
    • In the News: Political lesson for Peoria councilwoman
    • News video: Cost of illegal immigration discussed on ABC 15
    • NBC Nightly News: Morrison Institute, others discuss 'Fleeing AZ'
    • Report: Clean Elections faces a cloudy future
    • Hart: Independent voter numbers rise, but will it matter
    • In the News: Budget deficit likely awaits Brewer or Goddard
    • In the News: Tucson Weekly says AZ State Parks deserve funding
    • ABC 15: 'Illegal Immigration: Perceptions & Realities'
    • In the News: What's next, texting your vote?
    • In the News: Rating AZ schools, few of which fail
    • In the News: 'No rationale' for some county spending
    • In the News: McCain's image 'one big fuzzy thing now'
    • Daugherty named director of research at Morrison Institute
    • In the News: School labels send parents mixed messages
    • In the News: AZ's medical marijuana law would be stringent
    • In the News: Ethics related to city employee families giving to campaigns
    • News Alert: Poll shows Arizonans want open, nonpartisan primaries
    • In the News: 'Open' primary still closed for many Arizonans, notes ABC News 15
    • In the News: 'Top 2' open primary a moderate solution, says Arizona Daily Sun
    • Understanding Arizona's Propositions: All 10 briefings now posted
    • New poll: Majority of Arizonans favor SB 1070 provisions
    • TIME magazine examines national donations to Sheriff Arpaio
    • Gammage to speak on 'Open Space - Why Does It Matter?'
    • New report: 'Budgeting in Arizona: Hard Decisions for Hard Times'
    • Experts: State's safe districts harm democracy
    • Old argument revives: What to tax; what not
    • Poll: Voters dissatisfied with state leaders, budget tactics
    • Understanding AZ's Propositions on KAET's 'Horizon'
    • Poll: Most voters jeer lawmakers' fiscal work
    • Arizona voters face choices on spending priorities
    • AZ lacks nonpartisan polls on political races
    • Gammage praises Pinal County's regional approach to economic development
    • Tea party charges into AZ water panel race
    • Project launched to get more citizen involvement in redistricting
    • New Forum 411 report: Focus on fiscal crisis, not raw politics
    • Borns: Understanding AZ's propositions made easier
    • aztalk: Hart on Forum 411 about immigration, election issues
    • Morrison Institute part of '36 Hours' blogging effort
    • Webcast: 'Conversation with Jeb Bush' about education investment
    • Jeb Bush
    • Pinal County Plan 'the best,' Morrison Institute cited for impetus
    • With props, voters take 'scissors' out of legislators' hands
    • Dec. 1 free panel discussion part of Global Arizona 100
    • Webcast: Education conversation with Florida ex-Gov. Jeb Bush
    • KJZZ 'Here and Now:" Redistricting in Arizona
    • JenniferSteen
    • Arizona should think global; Dec. 1 conference a good start
    • Arizona needs to look overseas to be successful in economy
    • Cronkite News: Global economy waiting on Arizona
    • Republic: Arizona has potential for global presence
    • Bill Hart: SB 1070 wariness stems from the past
    • NewsLink: Redistricting, Politics and Voter Choice
    • Report on Arizona's structural deficit released
    • New report: "Public Behavioral Health Care in Arizona: Preparing for the Storm"
    • Arizona fiscal crisis cannot be solved by cuts alone
    • Arizona Republic: Become engaged in rebuilding our state
    • Video: Murray discusses AZ's structural deficit on FOX
    • "Structurally Unbalanced" report garners news coverage
    • Video: 'Horizon' show discusses AZ's structural deficit
    • Brookings blog: Arizona 'gave away the store' in creating structural deficit
    • The Nation: Tragedy in Tucson
    • In slashing budgets, Arizona must not cuts its future short
    • MattMurray
    • aztalk LiveTalk: Matthew Murray Q&A on AZ's fiscal crisis
    • Video: Arizona On the Chopping Block focuses on budget
    • Gammage: Privatization of state parks not a simplistic endeavor
    • Borns: Governor's cuts-only budget lacks balance for future
    • Arizona's middle class: Poverty casts longer shadow
    • AZ's structural budget crisis teetering at edge of a cliff
    • Legislators Campbell, McComish join Morrison Institute board
    • Muro: Arizona among worst's worst for structural deficit
    • Report: State missing out in billions by not taxing services
    • Hager: RIP, Fan and Fred
    • Report: Abandoning Judicial Merit Selection: 'A Giant Step Backwards?'
    • Look at AZ future includes Structually Unbalanced report
    • Report: Incarceration: Continuing to Raise the Bars
    • Video: Roundtable on pending changes to choosing AZ judges
    • AZ Daily Sun: Tax reform must include more school funding
    • Republic: AZ bills aim to change judge selection
    • Morrison Memo: New proposed cuts endanger ability to compete
    • New report looks at AZ's primaries and potential changes
    • Cronkite News: Latest Census data show changing AZ
    • Analysis: Senate's budget lacks both balance and vision
    • Arizona challenge: Finding water for the next 100 years
    • Business opposition doomed AZ immigration bills
    • Editorial: Senate budget an act of legislative malpractice
    • Governor's cuts-only budget just a cut above Senate version
    • The bottom line of immigration equation - minus the rhetoric
    • Really, how many people volunteer?
    • Report: Eliminating partisan primaries could engage more voters
    • Borns: Flat tax falls flat
    • New report looks at impact of proposed cuts to AHCCCS
    • Daugherty: Move under foot to change the way we choose judges
    • Likely budget hits education and health care the hardest
    • Video: Hart discusses latinos and economics
    • Fact Sheet: Tax and Expenditure Limitation Proposals in AZ
    • Budget Trax: Impact of cuts to child care subsidies
    • VIDEO: Redistricting 101: What You Need to Know to Get Involved
    • 2 new Fact Sheets released: TABOR overview, recommendations
    • The Tucson Shootings: No Lessons Learned?
    • Borns: Legislative leaders clearly should look into transparency
    • AP: Do Governor Brewer vetoes signal a rift with Legislature?
    • Among the options for FY 2013 budget: A return to balance
    • Merrill to direct new Morrison Institute statewide poll
    • Richard Morrison
    • Edmundo Hidalgo
    • Don Budinger
    • Richard Morrison to chair MI Board of Advisors
    • Edmundo Hidalgo joins MI Board of Advisors
    • Don Budinger named to MI Executive Board
    • Hart: A new approach to one of the oldest of violent crimes
    • Crime continues to drop, raising questions as to the reason
    • More conservatives calling for prison sentencing reform
    • Closing state offices: controlling costs or costly control?
    • APS Informed Perception Project Report released
    • Reactions to high court ruling: cheers, tears and (later) jeers?
    • News: Pearce recall leaders face uphill battle
    • Who is responsible for Arizona’s vulnerable population?
    • Crow: Let's collapse 27 U.S. Health Institutes into 3
    • Arizona's exploding, declining Latino population
    • New report: 'Real-life' links to AZ's education/workforce connection
    • Media Release: To Learn and Earn II (Final Draft)
    • In the News: 'To Earn and Learn' study
    • Berman's Captiol Quote on Sen. Russell Pearce recall
    • Kicking sand in the face of Arizona's down and out
    • Phoenix Magazine: Whither the Water?
    • Report: Phoenix, Tucson among slowest metros to recover
    • The Nonpartisan Primary: Is it a Game Changer?
    • Energy study: Broad support for solar power, renewables
    • Melnick Scholars selected, win ASU scholarships
    • 30 years ago: O'Connor nominated to Supreme Court
    • Republic editorial: Nonpartisan tack intriguing
    • Redistricting commission steeped in politics
    • Editorial: We hope budget cuts don't hurt AZ's water future
    • MI Policy Brief: Parent and School Choice
    • Brock's political future in limbo after sex scandal
    • Garcia: 'Welcome to Nevada: The Grand Canyon State'
    • How did Phoenix become Phoenix?
    • Phoenix magazine: Arizona meets the world
    • Our Water Future Town Hall set for Aug. 25
    • MI Policy Brief: 'Sticks and Stones ...' Bullying in AZ Schools
    • O'Brien: Merit scholarships are worth keeping
    • MI Policy Brief: Why tourism is a sound investment
    • News: Grandparents raising grandchildren hits Rim Country
    • About.com: Bullies in Arizona schools
    • Will Giffords seek re-election? Senate seat?
    • Hart: Both crime and illegal immigration down, related?
    • Fewer Payson grads enrolling in post high school programs
    • Merrill: Endorsements could impact Pearce recall vote
    • A 'nitty-gritty' look at pending national indicators effort
    • CS Monitor: Pearce recall difficult, but not impossible
    • Garcia: Is Arizona practicing 'haboob' economics?
    • MI Policy Brief: Opportune time to talk about immigration?
    • Potential challenger for Giffords seat 'positions' self to run
    • Hager: Our public school system: I'm OK, you're not
    • Fluid questions addressed in 'Watering the Sun Corridor'
    • Hart: Arizona No. 1 in reducing welfare cases; cheers?
    • 'Horizon' video: Hart talks about illegal immigration
    • 'Watering the Sun Corridor' report released
    • News items regarding 'Watering the Sun Corridor' report
    • Joblessness, economy put spotlight on Phoenix mayoral race
    • ASU News: Future of water becomes focus of Town Hall
    • AZ independent voters not a unified force
    • Horizon: Gammage talks about AZ's water future, report
    • Phoenix mayoral runoff likely to be expensive affair
    • Kyl: AZ must be water conscious when talking solar
    • Hart: U.S. domestic-violence practices under world scrutiny
    • Hart: Why does crime continue to drop?
    • Editorial: Work world has changed since recession
    • Hart: Crime in U.S., AZ continues to fall, but why?
    • Edwards: Privatization study a predetermined exercise
    • Robb: H2NO: Scarcity is key to water's price
    • MI Policy Blog: Probation from a logical approach
    • Arizonans becoming more civically engaged
    • Group seeks nonpartisan, 'open' primaries for AZ
    • MI Policy Blog: Alabama now has toughest anti-illegal-immigrant laws
    • Arizona Week: Hart talks about forecast, impact of recession
    • MI Policy Blog: What's wrong with Kansas?
    • Romney leads in Arizona campaign donations
    • MI Policy Blog: A key lesson in digital learning
    • Gammage: Rating Phoenix sustainability
    • Decision Day on Tuesday for heated Phoenix mayor race
    • Pearce recall race impacts political landscape
    • Glendale latest Valley city to weigh pros, cons of term limits
    • Zarbin: Tribes have role in Arizona's water future
    • ABC News: Arizona among key battle states in the redistricting war
    • Gov. Brewer: 'Everybody wants a path to citizenship'
    • Merrill: Arizonans 'pretty moderate' on citizenship path
    • ASU 'Changing Planet' town hall to air Wednesday
    • ABC15 News: Are Arizonans softening immigration stance?
    • Editorial: You thought AZ was anti-immigrant?
    • MI poll: Immigration enforcement, pathway to citizenship favored
    • MI Poll: Arizonans favor open primary for state
    • MI Policy Blog: What does Pearce ouster signify?
    • Cronkite News: Poll shows Arizona favors nonpartisan primaries
    • 'Horizon' video: Morrison Institute poll on immigration issue
    • Observers: Giffords' political future is still hazy
    • Editorial: Arizona ready for real immigration reform
    • Report: Brewer could refire redistricting chairwoman
    • Yuma Sun editorial: AZ not that extreme on immigration
    • State of Our State Conference highlights coming soon
    • News: Education a common thread at Conference
    • Republic: 'Wake up, Arizona!' (We've got problems)
    • ‘Arizona Directions’ report gauges state’s key data indicators
    • News: Romney feeling Gingrich heat
    • VIDEO: Gammage: 'What's the deal with Arizona?'
    • News video: State must focus on education, economic development
    • Valdez: More independents mean less voting
    • Gammage: Phoenix sustainability criticism wrong
    • Polls: Arizonans value education but doubt worth of present system
    • Middle-class lifestyle possible with better education
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    • Dr. Crow: 'Arizona is in a high-flux moment'
    • Editorial: Pearce recall belies AZ's 'red state' image
    • Gammage: 'So what's the deal with Arizona?' SPEECH TEXT
    • Gammage talks about AZ's water future on NPR show
    • Policy blog: State drifting into uncharted waters?
    • AZ Democrats looking to repeal SB 1070
    • "Horizon" video: Water for AZ's next 100 years
    • AZ's water future focus of Tucson conference
    • 'Arizona Week' video: Turning on the faucet?
    • News: AZ not running out of water, but needs a plan
    • Policy blog: Garcia: 'Water, water everywhere?' is not the question
    • Report: AZ should discuss, explore its digital learning potential
    • Francis and Hager: Digital Learning Day is today ... and tomorrow
    • Hart policy blog: Goldwater predicts the future ... 2012
    • Perkins: A look at Arizona's potential future fiscal state
    • News: Arizona lacks effective public policy for clean air
    • Merrill: Homeownership top campaign issue for middle class
    • Berman: Independents 'more practical' than party faithful
    • Valdez: State can curb bloodshed: Help the mentally ill
    • MI's Erica Edwards honored with SWPA national award
    • Policy blog: Crouching 'Tax Exemptions,' Hidden 'Revenues?'
    • Policy blog/Hart: Kansas welcoming undocumented workers?
    • Policy blog/Perkins: Arizona's fiscal horizon: e-Taxman Cometh
    • Policy blog/Perkins: Playing with the union label – and fire
    • Success of second century is contingent on what we do today
    • Policy blog: 'Father (and your legislator) Knows Best'
    • Policy blog/Perkins: Wanted: an app for inspired legislation
    • Policy blog/Perkins: A Tale of Two Budgets
    • Policy blog/Perkins: 'There ain't no such thing as a free lunch' - or tuition
    • 'Horizon' video: Berman on state's progressive constitution
    • News: Tests await Romney after Michigan, Arizona wins
    • 'Horizon' video: Rex discusses poverty in America, Arizona
    • Policy Blog/Perkins: State Guard or ‘Arizona Five-0?’
    • News: Arpaio unveils Obama birth certificate probe
    • Policy Blog/Perkins: Moving the goalposts on recall elections?
    • Gammage: Sun Corridor population projection: 9M by 2040
    • Policy Blog/Perkins: A bad case of 'Land Fever'
    • Merrill: Pearce faces uphill battle to return to Senate
    • Gammage: Phoenix area was built for the automobile
    • Policy Blog/Perkins: The return of Boss Tweed?
    • Global Arizona: Businesses urged to push school reform
    • Educators: Quality learning away from school is vital
    • New MI series, 'Let's Talk Water,' invites policy dialogue
    • Policy Blog/Perkins: Did the Legislature just change your life? (Part 1)
    • Merrill: Scandals prompt many to see lawmakers as 'bunch of crooks'
    • Berman: Legislators see nothing wrong with Fiesta Bowl-like gifts
    • Merrill: No more Goldwaters, Haydens, Rhodes or Udalls?
    • Budinger joins SNS Future in Review Advisory Board
    • Mohraz appointed to Piper Trust Board of Trustees
    • Merrill: Mormon Church 'defeated' Pearce in recall vote
    • Policy Blog/Perkins: A peek between the pages of the Bible bill
    • Just released: 'Dropped? Latino Education and Arizona's Economic Future'
    • Merrill/Morrison Institute Poll: Obama vs. Romney a 'toss-up' in Arizona
    • Merrill/Morrison Institute Poll: Arizonans support Dream Act
    • News coverage of Merrill/Morrison Institute Polls
    • Powerpoints from forum for new report on Latino education gap
    • Video: Hart and Hager discuss Latino education report on Horizonte
    • Republic editorial: Open primaries worth a look
    • Policy Blog: State siphons off $50 million in mortgage funds
    • News: Push is on for open primary in Arizona
    • News: Ballot measure seeks to increase election competition, turnout
    • 'Let's Talk Water,' No. 3 in series discusses AZ agriculture's role
    • Merrill/Morrison Poll looks at key legislative issues
    • Merrill/Morrison Institute Poll: AZ voters believe education is valued but underfunded
    • Arizona's political scandals a sign of the times?
    • Policy Blog/Hart: $1 billion for AZ prisons, but what's our ROI?
    • Richard Morrison: How do we feed a growing world?
    • Poll on education, 'birther' issue garners media attention
    • Policy Blog/Edwards: AZ public schools jeopardized by diverting funds to private ones
    • Q&A with Jackie Salit, president of IndependentVoting.org
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    • Merrill: SB 1070 could help Obama, Carmona – but just a bit
    • Berman: AZ voters may change way we elect candidates
    • Policy Blog/Hager: Homeownership still polls high
    • Political fallout for Horne unclear
    • Ex-aide Barber wins Arizona election to succeed Giffords
    • Republican 'reflecting' about future after losing
    • Garcia/Policy Blog: Separate politics, policy on immigration?
    • Leaders warned of state's economic development
    • Sales tax for education initiative provoking debate
    • Reaction mixed to Obama order to allow some 'dreamers' to stay
    • Roberts: Obama 'dreamers' policy a sensible compromise
    • Yuma Sun: Expect debate over immigration issue
    • Will Latinos help Obama win AZ, elect Carmona to Senate?
    • Policy Blog/Garcia: Congress, the ball is (still) in your court
    • Let's Talk Water's fourth installment posted
    • Policy Blog/Gammage: If health care were like broccoli ...
    • Video: Garcia discusses Latino issues on 'Arizona Week'
    • Video: Hart discusses AZ Latino graduation rate on 'Horizon'
    • New Times: Latino voters prepare to impact elections
    • Policy Blog/Garcia: If only Latinos could be more Asian
    • Ex-Senate President Pearce off to slow fundraising start
    • Policy Blog/Hart: Ranking says AZ anything but 'peaceful' place
    • Policy Blog/Hart: Big changes for mental health, substance abuse
    • Morrison Institute Distinguished Associates: Goddard, Budinger, Robb
    • New report: Arizona's Emerging Latino Vote
    • 'Horizon' video: Arizona's Emerging Latino Vote
    • ABC-15 News: Study: 'Red' Arizona could turn 'blue' by 2030
    • KJZZ-FM Here and Now: Arizona's Emerging Latino Vote
    • KTAR: Emerging Latino vote could change AZ's political face
    • NPR: Activists rally for votes against Sheriff Arpaio
    • Heavy-hitter incumbents duking it out in 6th District
    • HispanicBusiness.com: Latino voters to dominate AZ politics
    • PolicyBlog/Garcia: ‘DREAMers’ circle historic date on calendar
    • State treasurer fights education sales-tax campaign
    • PolicyBlog/Hart: Should ex-cons be allowed to vote?
    • NBCLatino.com: New AZ Latino center to educate state
    • PolicyBlog/Perkins: When did undocumented kids become Moby-Dick?
    • PolicyBlog/Garcia: When will Latinos flex muscle at ballot box?
    • Q&A with Berman; AZ book signing Sept. 6 in Tempe
    • PolicyBlog/Hart: What about 'therapeutic' prisons?
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    • PolicyBlog/Perkins: States’ rights measure exits, stage right
    • Arizona delegates trading ideas on boosting Latino vote
    • PolicyBlog/Hart: Does death penalty make economic sense?
    • Arizona leaders push for a national political party convention
    • SB 1070 backlash drives Latino votes to Democrats
    • New series posted: 'How to Fix A Broken Border'
    • Poll: Flake, Carmona in statistical tie for vacated U.S. Senate seat
    • ‘Taking the Partisan Out of Politics’ forum set for Oct. 17
    • AZ voters to decide how education is funded
    • 'Horizon' video: Goddard discusses 'How to Fix A Broken Border'
    • Scarp: Voters should expect more from poll reporting
    • PolicyBlog/Hart: 'Afghan feminism' - a term before its time?
    • New data: Poverty continues to climb in Arizona
    • PolicyBlog/McFadden: Housing barriers remain for people with disabilities
    • PolicyBlog/Hart: What it means to be Hispanic in Phoenix
    • 'Horizon' video: The history and future of public lands
    • Political parties united in dislike of top-two primaries
    • Arizona, your future is looking back at you in the mirror
    • AZ Week: Will Latinos influence election?
    • Goddard discusses border series on KJZZ and 'Horizon'
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    • Arizona SciTech Festival evaluation summary shows promise
    • Evaluation: Inaugural Arizona SciTech Festival shows promise
    • NY Times: Dems banking on Latinos to win U.S. Senate race
    • Cronkite News: Groups looking to boost Latino voting turnout
    • The Atlantic: AZ finally moving toward the political center
    • CEOs sitting out campaign giving this election
    • Morrison Poll: Majority says they're ready to ride the rails between Tucson and Phoenix
    • PolicyBlog/Perkins: Prop 204, Mars and men
    • Morrison Institute creates Latino Center for public policy
    • NYTimes: Why AZ isn't a battleground state (but may soon be)
    • NYTimes blog: Why AZ isn't a battleground state but soon could be
    • Phx Biz Journal: Target audience of new Latino Center is not Latinos
    • Cronkite News: Prop 121 could hurt Libertarian, Green parties
    • Fox News Latino: Arpaio more vulnerable than ever
    • KJZZ reports on Morrison Institute's new Latino Center
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    • PolicyBlog/McFadden: The political backlash of bullying prevention
    • Phoenix unveils new strategy for homeless: prioritizing housing
    • Independent voters, nonpartisan politics discussed at event
    • Morrison Institute poll: Voters doubt SB 1070 benefit, want job focus
    • Morrison Institute Poll: 3 of 4 AZ voters find ballot initiatives too complex
    • PolicyBlog/Garcia: Again we ask, When will Arizona Latino voters flex their political muscle?
    • Latino votes key to Obama's victory
    • Horizonte video: New Latino Center focuses on 'Arizona issues'
    • PolicyBlog/Hart: With Prop 204 defeated, what's our Plan B for education?
    • Experts: AZ Latino voters now a force to be reckoned with
    • Carmona, Flake spent combined $228,00 on Spanish-language ads
    • Arizona State Parks request $15.5 million for capital improvement
    • Valley man starts effort for Arizona to secede from U.S.
    • AZ Week: Moderation may come to state politics
    • Latino education to be focus of Dec. 5 forum in Yuma
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    • PolicyBlog/Hart: Domestic violence is down, but why?
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    • Lee, Garcia noted in Financial Times' story about borders
    • Panel: State's K-12 data system on 'verge of collapse'
    • Court: AZ education funding must account for inflation
    • Coor: State's roadmap to future includes 'Dropped' report
    • President again faces a great divide in Congress, nation
    • PolicyBlog/Garcia: Inauguration sets stage for immigration reform
    • AZ still waiting for Fiesta Bowl scandal fixes
    • AZ get a 'D' on report card for family financial stability
    • Garcia: Nation's newest immigrants seek own pathway
    • 'Dropped?' report on Latino education presented in Douglas
    • Merrill: Congressional divide on issues likely to continue
    • Schools chief: Reform without repair to data system not possible
    • Proposed laws would target campaign fraud, illegal activity
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    • GOP pins election hopes on pathway to citizenship
    • Clark-Johnson is guest editor for issue on 'Women in Business'
    • Valdez: Push to give independent voters clout to continue
    • Will this be McCain's last term in the U.S. Senate?
    • PolicyBlog/McFadden: Arizona Youth 'Dropped' and Disconnected?
    • Who's paying attention to the Hispanic vote now?
    • FOX News: AZ school seeks to help close Latino education gap
    • Lawmakers looking at ways to possibly fund Arizona State Parks
    • Merrill: Don't read too much into Brewer at White House event
    • Editorial: Politics at root of foolish and damaging sequester
    • Viewpoints: Strengthening Arizona's economy
    • Bloomberg: AZ bill targets early ballots key to Latino turnout
    • Dr. Crow urges leaders to support smart immigration reform
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    • New report on English Language Learner (ELL) saga released
    • Gammage: Phoenix is doomed (to be easy target for doomsayers)
    • Seleznow named Distinguished Associate of Morrison Institute
    • Merrill: Diverting Clean Elections money won't harm candidates
    • KJZZ: Gammage, deBuys debate Phoenix's sustainability
    • Horizon: Merrill talks about GOP efforts to attract Latinos
    • Horizon: Seleznow says data show Arizona's poor direction
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    • New briefing on bullying: Resisting Violence & Raising Grades
    • Audio and news coverage recap April 2 bullying event
    • PolicyBlog/Gammage: Is Phoenix really the new New Orleans?
    • PolicyBlog/Hart: Time to retire elderly inmates via early release?
    • NPR Marketplace: Citizenship can make a difference in paychecks
    • New report: Citizenship or Something Less? Economic Implications for Arizona
    • Arizona Week: Job training potential unmet
    • PolicyBlog/Garcia: Pathway to citizenship at a crossroads
    • Business Journal: Reform could impact 310K undocumented workers
    • Horizonte: AZ's economic impact of citizenship vs. permanent residency
    • New briefing looks at initiative review, reform
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    • 'Dropped?' report featured in NBC News Education Nation event
    • KJZZ: Morrison Institute looks at Arizona's initiative process
    • Glendale Star: CTE gets high marks in Morrison Institute report
    • Bloomberg Businessweek: GOP risks losing AZ by losing Hispanics
    • Cronkite News: School board to wade into English-immersion program fight
    • New reports look at U.S.-Mexico border security, economics
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    • PolicyBlog/Garcia: Immigration reform passes major milestone
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    • Center: GOP should reach out to Whites instead of Latinos
    • CSM: Is Sheriff Arpaio's star 'waning' despite avoiding recall?
    • NPR: Arizona seeks to change its anti-immigrant reputation
    • Garcia: Why is Arizona standing alone in a Nebraska cornfield?
    • June 20 event in Tucson: 'Dropped?' and Latino education
    • Peoria's Old Main to house education for the future
    • Gammage: Phoenix adding life to its once-lifeless downtown
    • Arizona population percentage: Latinos up, Whites down
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    • Briefing, roundtable examine potential changes to selecting judges
    • ABOR report: State missing out in billions by not taxing services
    • Legislators Campbell, McComish join Morrison Institute board
    • 2011 Report: Arizona’s fiscal crisis cannot be solved by cuts alone, with its structural deficit worst among Mountain West states
    • Global Arizona 100 Conference set for Dec. 1
    • New Forum 411 report: Focus on fiscal crisis, not raw politics
    • Forum 411, Issue 4: “Great Expectations: Arizona Teens Speak Up”
    • New poll: Arizonans want open, nonpartisan primaries
    • Melnick Scholar Awards scholarship winners announced
    • Illegal Immigration: Perceptions and Realities, Part 2 released
    • Report: AWOL Arizona voters have reached ‘truly dangerous levels’
    • New report: Illegal Immigration: Perceptions and Realities
    • Report, roundtable focus on how new federal measures of poverty could impact AZ
    • Report Reveals the High Cost of Arizonans Living Without Health Insurance
    • Oct. 22 news conference: State parks report
    • Policy Briefing Examines Second-class Status of Behavioral Health Care in Arizona
    • Forum 411 briefing: Lessons from legacy of AZ’s 5Cs
    • Former President of Gannett Newspaper Division to Lead Morrison Institute for Public Policy
    • Phoenix Anti-Domestic Violence Project Proves Promising in Morrison Evaluation
    • New Policy Briefing Examines Changing Roles of Government
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    • New Report Highlights Current and Future Human Services Needs for Maricopa County
    • New Issue of Forum 411 Asks “We Are L.A.?”
    • Morrison Institute’s New Public Policy Quarterly Debuts with Look at Immigration and
    • New Morrison Institute Study Looks at Arizona’s “Megapolitan” Future
    • New ‘Arizona Policy Choices’ Report Defines Why Sustainability Matters for Arizona
    • New MI data: Arizonans dissatisfied with Legislature
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