Larry Bodine 
Two new polls show that Democratic candidate David Garcia is closing the gap with Doug Ducey in the race for Governor. The gap will narrow more as Garcia’s campaign knocks on the doors of 1.3 million voters this weekend.
On top of that, One Arizona — a coalition of progressive community groups — worked together to register a record 190,000 new voters statewide.
If voters approve Prop. 126 on Nov. 6, the state will lose $250 million annually in current funding for education and counties will have a dramatic shortfall in money for road improvements. The Grand Canyon Institute estimates that the education sales tax renewal will lose one-third of revenues if Prop. 126 passes, which would currently … Read more
Democratic candidate Ann Kirkpatrick debated Republican rival Lea Marquez-Peterson at the Arizona Congressional District 2 Debate on October 9 at the Tucson Jewish Community Center hosted by Arizona Public Media.
Voters have a clear-cut choice: Marquez-Peterson would be a clone of Martha McSally, who abandoned the district, and Kirkpatrick would bring back progressive values for the first time in 4 years.
The chart below displays each candidate’s answers to questions from a panel of news reporters. An empty box indicates that the question was directed to one candidate only.
Please vote for the team with experience and heart in LD9: Rep. Pamela Powers Hannley Rep. Randy Friese Senate Candidate & Former Rep. Victoria Steele Confused about the propositions on your ballot? For background information on the propositions and recommendations, check out these links: Handy Guide on the AZ General Election Propositions How to vote … Read more
The Pima County Outlaw Dirty Money Posse and RepresentUS Tucson are recognizing 17 candidates for the Arizona State Legislature who have pledged to support legislation that affirms the voters’ right to know the original source of all funds spent to influence state and local elections, and oppose legislation that makes it even easier for the sources of campaign money to hide.
Outlaw Dirty Money also identified three campaign ads and whether they were paid for with dirty money.
Two local citizen groups that oppose secret money in Arizona elections surveyed all candidates to develop this list. The candidates we recognize include: