Sharon Girard will bring back respect and trustworthiness to the position of legislator

Arizona Legislative District (LD) Eight has had its share of notoriety over the last year. Incumbent David Cook has been embroiled in a scandal over love letters to a lobbyist. Both Cook and the other Republican incumbent Frank Pratt may be more appropriately called corporate and fringe servants as opposed to public ones. Just look … Read more

Mariana Sandoval wants to be a Servant Leader for the People in Arizona Legislative District 13

The people in Arizona Legislative District (LD) 13 can do better than State Representatives Joanne Osborne and Tim Dunn. According to Votes Smart, Ms. Osborne and Mr. Dunn have: Voted for discriminating against Transgender high school students. Been against community colleges offering four-year degrees. Supported the construction of a border wall without building permits. Not … Read more

Republicans are recruiting poll watchers to intimidate voters at the polls

Update to The entire Republican Party apparatus is gearing up to suppress the vote in 2020 (excerpt): In 1982, the Republican Party agreed to a consent decree after Democrats sued it for activities at polling places that they said were aimed at suppressing the minority vote. The consent decree barred the organization from using voter challengers, … Read more

(UPDATED) Dr. Hiral Tipirneni is poised to turn Arizona Congressional District Six Blue

Republicans are facing their worst nightmare in Arizona Congressional District (CD) Six. Factors contributing to this bad dream are: A compelling, pragmatic- problem-solving Democratic House Nominee in Dr. Hiral Tipirneni. An ethically challenged and out of touch incumbent in Republican David Schweikert. A fundraising disadvantage where the Democrat Tipirneni easily outpacing the financially shunned Schweijkert … Read more

State criminal investigations are pending for interfering with mail ballots

My pleading may finally be answered: “Attorneys general from at least six states are huddling to discuss possible lawsuits against the administration to block it from reducing mail service between now and the election, several told The Washington Post.” State officials rush to shore up confidence in Nov. 3 election as voters express new fears … Read more