Nearly 30 years ago Arizona began offering the ability for citizens to vote via an absentee ballot. In the decades since, the state has refined election laws to make voting easier for Arizonans. The majority of the state votes by mail. In the 2012 general election, 61% of Arizona voters cast an early ballot. By … Read more
Tempe City Councilwoman Jennifer Adams is seeking a second four-year term on the Tempe City Council. A civil and public servant for 40 years with ties to various local community organizations, Councilwoman Adams would like to continue working on the projects she specialized in her first term. Those include: Increasing affordable housing opportunities for the … Read more
Safeguarding Voting Rights Championing Tax Fairness instead of trickle-down flat tax proposals. Implementing the American Rescue Plan and hoping for the American Jobs and Families Plans to pass. Navigating the new CDC Mask Recommendations Combatting Climate Change and Building a Clean Energy Sustainable Tucson. Reforming and Improving public safety. Ensuring equity for all communities in … Read more
The House Appropriations Committee was debating the budget as I drove to the Capitol on Tuesday morning. The Republicans started the budget process by introducing the 11 bills that make up the coming fiscal year’s budget on Monday, May 24. Except for leaked documents and rumors, this was the first time the Democrats and the public were … Read more
While Republicans in Washington D.C. and across the country are doing their best to do what is worst for the American People, President Joe Biden and the Democrats are busy trying to enact programs that will help them and move the country in a forward direction. Yesterday, President Biden visited Cuyahoga Community College in Cleveland, … Read more