Scottsdale Needs Real Control Over Short-Term Rentals
October 15, 2026
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Raoul Zubia is a lifelong Scottsdale Resident, former Vice Chair of the Protect and Preserve Scottsdale Task Force, and the only moderate candidate running for Scottsdale City Council. I have lived in this neighborhood since the 1960s. For the past few years, I have been living in my childhood home to help my aging mother. … Read more
Juan Ciscomani Repeatedly Voted with Trump Instead of You
October 15, 2026
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Republican Congressman Juan Ciscomani (CD6) has repeatedly put Trump’s agenda ahead of your health care, food security, pocketbook, and constitutional rights. From Medicaid and SNAP cuts to tariffs, ICE immigration enforcement, and the war with Iran—Ciscomani sided with Trump every time. He backed Trump’s cost-raising tariffs Ciscomani cannot credibly campaign that he cares about your … Read more
Check Out this School House Rock-Hamilton Parody Ad Calling Out Alex Kolodin’s Deficiencies as a Candidate for Arizona Secretary of State
October 15, 2026
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Please read the transcript below. “How does a lawyer, legislator, election litigator, spend years pushing bills to make Arizona voting stricter, then run to oversee the very same elections, and suddenly soften all his old positions? The rose, Kraken lawyer without a case, got a lot farther by pushing lies to his base. By 2025, … Read more
In Letter to Trump Voters, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes Vows to Continue to Fight for All Arizonans, Including Them
October 14, 2026
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In a letter from Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes to Arizonans who have voted for Donald Trump, she vowed to fight for them as well as all other Arizona Residents. Please see the letter below. To the Arizonans who voted for President Trump, I grew up in rural Arizona, in Prescott, on a dirt road … Read more
Tre Rhodes Brings Fresh Urgency to TUSD School Board Race
October 14, 2026
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Tre’Davon Rhodes knows what public schools can do for students whose futures are anything but guaranteed. Raised by a single mother with an incarcerated father, he worked throughout high school and wasn’t certain college was his next step. A Sabino High School counselor helped him find direction. His grandmother supplied another reason: Before she died, … Read more
Solving Affordability and Water Security: Harder Will Make it Easier
October 14, 2026
Ashley Harder is a Phoenix business owner, community leader, and historic preservation advocate whose 20 years of work revitalizing neighborhoods, supporting small businesses, and expanding housing opportunities have delivered lasting results throughout the city. She is a candidate for Phoenix City Council District 4. Our city is growing, and that’s a good thing. But two … Read more
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego Reacts to Trump/Kennedy Jr. Proposed Gutting of Head Start Standards
October 13, 2026
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In Phoenix, the Head Start-Preschool Program served 2710 children from some of the city’s poorest families in the 2024/25 school year. 2566 families were supported. 284 of the children were special needs. 52 were foster kids. 42 had suffered through homelessness. In addition to providing quality preschool options for Phoenix’s poorest families, the Head Start … Read more
Crimefighter A.G. Mayes Will Protect Voters from ICE, Cut Rising Costs and Stop Data Centers
October 13, 2026
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes promised to pursue ICE agents who may show up at vote centers and violate Arizona law, and to protect voting facilities from interference. Mayes spoke at a Democrats of Oro Valley town hall in Marana on Oct. 9 with Jo Mendoza, a congressional candidate in Arizona’s 6th Congressional District. Accountability … Read more
