Steve Farley, one of three Democrats running in a primary for Mayor of Tucson, conceded defeat at 8:18 pm on Tuesday night, trailing Democrat Regina Romero by 5,300 votes. With all 135 precincts counted, there were 44,941 votes cast for mayor: DORMAN, RANDI . . . . . . . . . 5,606 FARLEY, STEVE … Read more
Steve Farley appeared to be the Democratic candidate to beat in last night’s Tucson Mayoral Forum, as opponents Regina Romero and Randi Dorman traded barbs with him over affordable housing plans, campaign funding and staff, endorsements, who was the union candidate and the RedforEd movement. The forum at Rincon High School filled nearly every seat … Read more
Union representatives from the Teamsters, teachers, city police and firefighters gathered to endorse Steve Farley, a Democratic candidate for Mayor of Tucson. “I am so humbled by your endorsements,” he said. “These are the people who do the work out on our streets, in our schools, and in our buses. Everywhere we need them, our … Read more
Tucson mayoral candidate Steve Farley called for novel approaches to public transit, climate change, the economy, education, healthcare, and gentrification, speaking at a recent meeting of Democrats of Greater Tucson. “Let’s keep Tucson weird and prosperous,” he says. “I’m an artist. I use both sides of my brain. I know we can get this done. … Read more
Speedway the Slow Way with Steve Farley this Saturday, March 30 “Steve Farley, Democratic candidate for Mayor of Tucson, will walk Speedway from city limit to city limit – 16.5 miles from Tanque Verde Loop to Painted Hills – on Saturday, March 30. “What better way to meet with and talk to Tucsonans and visit small … Read more