Lynne Hudson

Lynne Hudson is an elected precinct committee person in LD18 and Precinct 149. She is a state Democratic Party committee person and Professor Emerita of Educational Psychology. She is a retired teacher, educator and author. She spent 25 years at the University of Toledo in the College of Education and Allied Professions. Lynne taught courses in human development and learning to undergraduates and graduate students. She received a NIMH post-doctoral fellowship at Harvard (in the Laboratory of Human Development).

Be a Voter Because Your Rights are at Stake

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The 2020 election produced the highest voter turnout in 120 years. And yet an estimated 80 million voters, one-third of those eligible, did not vote in that election. Voting is a civic responsibility that should be exercised consistently and never taken for granted. Voting has the power to impact people’s lives. For example, voters recently … Read more

Why is the Arizona Legislature Not Listening to Voters?

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Several speakers from exurban communities like Oro Valley and Marana spoke passionately about wanting to be in districts with “like-minded” voters at the Independent Redistricting Commission meeting Saturday, August 7, 2021. Their common theme was, “We don’t want to be in the same district as Tucson because we have absolutely nothing in common.” Their focus … Read more