The Declaration of Independence of Southern Arizona Voters from Congressman Juan Ciscomani
October 7, 2026
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And an Enumeration of His Failings Two hundred fifty years ago leaders from the original thirteen American colonies met in Philadelphia to approve the Declaration of Independence. Now, a new Declaration is needed to overturn the oppressive and corrupt Republican administration and Congress in Washington. As with many “revolutions,” it begins at home. (Thanks … Read more
Soto Says LD17 Race Hinges on Affordability, Education and Democratic Control
October 7, 2026
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Edgar Soto, the Democratic candidate seeking to flip Arizona’s Legislative District 17 Senate seat, says voters are looking for relief from rising costs, for stronger public schools and for a state legislature willing to solve problems – instead of deepening partisan division. In an October 5 meeting of Democrats of Greater Tucson, Soto—a fifth-generation Arizonan, … Read more
A Truly Sick and Disgusting Man: Mad King Trump is Okay with Iran Destroying Los Angeles and San Diego
October 6, 2026
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Donald Trump is regarded by historians as among the worst Chief Executives in this country’s history. That was before swing voters and low-informed ones, who hardly paid attention to what Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were doing for the country and what they said about the need to do more to help Americans who were … Read more
As Arizona’s Next Mine Inspector, Brian Matlock Wants to Protect Arizonans from the State’s 90,000 Abandoned Mines
October 5, 2026
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Safety and Accountability. Those would be the priorities of Marine Veteran and Mechanical Engineer Brian Matlock if Arizonans choose him to become their next Mine Inspector this November. Credited, according to his campaign website, with six inventions at the United States Patent Office, Mr. Matlock has had extensive experience working on industrial sites on every … Read more
Lying, Stupid, Lazy, or Has Dementia: Alex Kolodin Shows Again He is Not Fit to Serve as Arizona’s Secretary of State
October 5, 2026
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In an interview with KTAR’s The Arizona Political Podcast with Jim Sharpe, Arizona Secretary of State Republican Nominee Alex Kolodin waffled when asked about voting for HCR2016, a concurrent resolution that could have, if voters supported in at the ballot box, eliminated countywide voting centers and on-site early voting locations, saying: “It’s hard for me … Read more
Dem Hall of Fame Award Goes to Youth Activist Dafne Zamora
October 4, 2026
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College student Dafne Zamora, who works for both Arizona List and the Keep Arizona Blue Student Coalition, received the state Democratic Party’s Hall of Fame Award. Zamora, age 21, of Tempe, won Outstanding Young Democrat of the Year on September 26, when Democratic Congressional candidate Jo Mendoza (CD6) presented her with the award at a … Read more
CEBV Ballot Guides on AZ statewide offices and propositions
October 1, 2026
Info on CEBV: https://www.cebv.us/ www.azvoterguide.us Vote wisely on or before Nov. 3, 2026. Early ballots go out Oct. 7.
Secretary of State Fontes Rips Kolodin to Shreds in Fiery Debate
September 30, 2026
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Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes made voters’ choice clear in his debate with Republican Alex Kolodin: voters can choose him, a reliable election administrator who protects their access to the ballot, or Kolodin, a disreputable politician who tried to overturn elections, restrict voting by mail, and spread obvious falsehoods. “Lies. This is his legislative … Read more
