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Arizona Treasurer Kimberly Yee has called for a criminal investigation into the state's securities and investments management. This comes amidst allegations of a 'pay-for-play' scheme involving Governor Katie Hobbs and a DCS contract with Sunshine Residential Homes. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has stated that her office does not need external help in investigating these allegations. However, Representative Livingston and others have called for Mayes to recuse herself due to a potential conflict of interest, suggesting that Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell and the Arizona auditor general take over the investigation. Governor Hobbs has refused to comment on the allegations or the potential for dual investigations by Mayes and Mitchell.
.@Rachel1Mitchell won’t stand down in the Hobbs “pay-to-play” investigation as @AZAGMayes requested, says MCAO will investigate with the auditor general. “We will prosecute it as well, if that is where the evidence leads.” https://t.co/a0LBkwLvWX
Gov. Katie Hobbs is spurning a suggestion by a judge that she work out her differences with the Senate over the confirmation of her agency directors. https://t.co/iSrbs2nfeC
SCOOP: In new letter, Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell says she will not stand down in Hobbs “pay to play” scheme investigation, despite @AZAGMayes request to only have one investigation. “We will prosecute it as well, if that is where the evidence leads.” https://t.co/j0WsMLhtNF
