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Bill Mundell wants to bring his Pro Family and Consumer Protection Experience back to the Arizona Corporation Commission
October 2, 2020
Bill Mundell wants to: Help Arizona Families, Schools and Small Businesses. Move Arizona forward into the Twenty-First Century by expanding access Renewable Clean Energy access and affordability. Push Dark Money influence out of the Arizona Corporation Commission. Mr. Mundell wants to accomplish these things by returning to the Arizona Corporation Commission (he was a Commissioner
Mayor Anna Tovar wants to bring Integrity, Inclusiveness, and Leadership to the Arizona Corporation Commission
October 2, 2020
Anna Tovar is running to be a voice for all Arizonans on the Corporation Commission. The Corporation Commission, formed in the Progressive Era was designed to “protect the health, safety, and welfare of Arizonians. They oversee all business in the State, foreign and domestic, regulate all non-municipal utilities and rates, the safety of railroads, pipelines,
PROTEST Trump at the Tucson Airport Monday Evening
October 1, 2020
Calling all Democrats! Trump is coming to Tucson Monday evening at the airport. Sign up right away and get 2 tickets. You can decide not to go, or you can show up and protest the heckler-in-chief. Get 2 tickets at https://events.donaldjtrump.com/events/president-donald-j-trump-delivers-remarks-at-a-make-america-great-again-event-in-tucson-az-october-5 The doors for the rally will open at 3:30 p.m., with the president scheduled
To Thwart Bogus ‘Voter Fraud’ Claims, Count The Mail-in Ballots Upon Receipt
October 1, 2020
There is a simple solution to the so-called “red mirage” effect of voting, i.e., same-day election voting tends to be Republicans who vote at the polls, but early voting and absentee ballots that take longer to process trend Democratic after election day. (We saw this in Arizona in the 2018 election). The simple solution is
Tell Governor Ducey and Republican Governors to Defend American Democracy
October 1, 2020
Jeremy Duda at the Arizona Mirror reports that Governor Doug Ducey will be in South Carolina today and tomorrow for a meeting of the Republican Governors Association (oddly enough, you cannot find any information about this meeting on the RGA website). Arizonans should encourage our governor and his Republican governor colleagues to adopt a formal




