AZ Citizens Clean Elections Commission’s debates start on April 19

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Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission holds debates for contested statewide and legislative districts races in election years.

 

 

 

 

 

This year 2022 they just posted the upcoming debate schedule for the Primary:

https://www.azcleanelections.gov/arizona-elections/debate-information

First off are Republicans running in LD 1 on April 19, then Democrats running for Secretary of State on April 20.  Also debating on April 20 are Dems running in LD 22. The schedule continues into July.

The debates for the  hotly contested Dem and Republican primary races for Governor will be held on June 29 (Republican), and June 30 (Democrats).

Watch these debates online, and vote wisely on or before the August 2 Arizona primary.

Redistricting this year by the Independent Redistricting Commission has affected all 30 Legislative Districts, so pay attention to the new LDs.  This was based on new data from the 2020 Census.

 

6 thoughts on “AZ Citizens Clean Elections Commission’s debates start on April 19”

  1. Past debates are now posted on the AZ CCEC website, on the bottom of the candidate debates page: https://www.azcleanelections.gov/arizona-elections/debate-information

    Sec. of State Dem debate is listed there (held on 4/20/22) as well as some of Dem LD races. Find the debate of the LD you are interested in (i.e. LD 18) and click on “view live”. Then look for the 2022 primary debates list, and click on the LD you are seeking. It’s a bit complicated, but don’t give up.

    • Yes, the debates are recorded. We couldn’t access the AZ Sec. of State one (Dems) last night so would like to see that also. Usually the AZ CCEC puts them on their website in a few days. I’ll let you know and will re-published these debates as a post. Did watch the LD 18 Senate/House one tonight since it was on youtube. Thanks.

  3. Tonight: first statewide debate between two Democrats running for Sec. of State — House Rep. Reginald Bolding and former Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes, in the Dem Primary on August 2nd. The winner will face off whomever the Republicans choose for their Sec. of State nominee — and there are four running and their debate is not yet scheduled. See our Calendar for details for tonight’s debate at 5 p.m.

    • The debates listed as cancelled were scheduled ahead of time, but since they are not contested, they are now cancelled. Only one Dem running for AZ Treasurer (Martin Quezada) so no need for a debate. Same with LD 20 debate, with only 2 Dems running in the House, 1 in the Senate.

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