Committee on Director Nominations Holds Nominee for Department of Environmental Quality for Further Evaluation
- Arizona Senate Republicans
- Jun 18
- 1 min read
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
Committee on Director Nominations Holds Nominee for
Department of Environmental Quality for Further Evaluation
PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate Director Nominations Committee Chair Jake Hoffman releases the following statement on this morning's scheduled confirmation hearing for Karen Lee Peters of the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality.
"Based on possible discrepancies with information relating to items we vetted, further clarification is necessary prior to holding Ms. Peters’ confirmation hearing," said Chairman Hoffman. "Given the Senate attempting to move the state budget today, our staff is stretched thin, and it is best to simply table the nomination for now. I have communicated to Hobbs' staff that we will reschedule her hearing soon."
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Kim Quintero
Director of Communications | Arizona State Senate Republican Caucus
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"Possible discrepancies"? That's...vague, isn't it? Like saying "some concerning things might exist, maybe." I get the need for due diligence, especially with environmental stuff, but it feels like they're playing flappy bird with her nomination – just bopping her around without actually committing. And "stretched thin" because of the budget? Come on. This whole statement reeks of political maneuvering. Hopefully, "soon" actually means soon and this isn't just getting swept under the rug. I'm curious what those "discrepancies" are...