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GOP Voters in Arizona Punish Candidates Who Fell Out of Line on School Choice

Advocates of school choice in the state believe the issue is emerging as a litmus test for Republican candidates.

AP/Ross D. Franklin
A voter heads into a polling station at Tempe, Arizona on Tuesday. AP/Ross D. Franklin
RAINA RASKIN
RAINA RASKIN

After passing the nation’s most ambitious school choice program, Arizona Republicans are affirming their support for the idea by voting against fellow party members who oppose school choice.

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RAINA RASKIN
RAINA RASKIN

Ms. Raskin is a staff reporter at the New York Sun. Originally from Washington DC, she lives in Lower Manhattan.

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