The signing comes a day after the Republican-led Legislature passed SB1102 following a prolonged battle over the details of the ballot measure. Hobbs vetoed a previous version passed earlier in the legislative session, which ended Monday.
“Today, we showed we can put politics aside and work across party lines to get big things done for Arizona. I’m proud to sign this bill into law that will create hundreds of thousands of jobs, build and attract businesses, and help make Arizona the best place to work, live and raise a family,” Hobbs said in a statement.
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