Arizona Agenda is doing a great job covering the post-sine die negotiations for a Special Session over the Protect Education citizens’ Initiative to limit the ESA Voucher program. I strongly encourage you read and subscribe. I don’t have much to add to their accurate account; things hang in a precarious balance and it really not … Read more
The Citizens Clean Elections Commission held several debates for the contested Democratic races in Congressional Districts 1, 4, 5 and 8 in Phoenix. Watch them if you are undecided on whom to vote for in the upcoming AZ Primary on July 21. Early ballots went out on June 24. CD 1 (open seat), debate held … Read more
Earlier today, U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani in Boston ruled against Donald Trump’s Executive Order that, if allowed, would give the Executive Branch unprecedented control over American elections, including the regulation of mail-in ballots. In her ruling for the Democratic statewide Attorney Generals, like Arizona’s Kris Mayes, who brought the suit, she wrote, “The Constitution … Read more
Jeff Fortney is a special education teacher and member of the Cave Creek Unified School District Governing Board. He is a candidate for State Senate in Legislative District 3. Why would anybody take on the daunting task of trying to unseat the Republican Senate Majority Leader, a 20-year career politician, in a district that is … Read more
Reminding Arizona voters of her working and middle-class roots, Katie Hobbs’ re-election campaign has released a new ad called “Lived It.” Below is a transcript of the ad. It is very similar to the first campaign ad her team broadcast late last month. VO: Growing up in a home with more love than money, working your … Read more