Education

TUSD Governing Board member Dr. Mark Stegeman resigned today

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Tucson Sentinel is reporting that Dr. Mark Stegemen in his 3rd term on the TUSD Governing Board resigned today on the Bill Buckmaster show: Buckmaster Show 10/3/2019: Stegeman resigns from TUSD Board Here’s the Sentinel article: http://www.tucsonsentinel.com/local/report/100319_stegeman_tusd/stegeman-resigns-from-tusd-board-after-11-years/?fbclid=IwAR01x6yVjOn3Q1M827-1kIe2kboiFyw4SSIlj7Ii15dmSkBwtpO9rlk69Mg Dr. Stegeman was first elected in Nov. 2008, re-elected in 2012, and 2016. His resignation was effective immediately … Read more

Federal Judge rules Prop. 123 illegal, again

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Our lawless Republican legislature and governor believe that they can do whatever they want, and fabricate any justification for it, because with one party rule and control of the Arizona courts, they can simply get away with it. There is no checks and balances, or any accountability to the citizens of Arizona. “We decide, and … Read more

Lynsey Robinson wants to give the People of Legislative District 12 a Different Vision than Eddie Farnsworth’s.

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Lynsey Robinson wants to continue the fight to put Arizona Legislative District 12 in the Democratic Orbit. The legislative district, which includes all or parts of Gilbert, Queen Creek, and San Tan Valley, saw dramatic increases in Democratic Party involvement in 2018 over previous election cycles. Democrats fielded two candidates (Lynsey Robinson and Joe Bisaccia) … Read more

As a Maricopa County Supervisor, Whitney Walker wants to promote Access and Opportunity for All.

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Maricopa County, the area that has the fourth largest population and has the highest growth rate in the country, has a regional government consisting of five elected supervisors along with an elected assessor, attorney, sheriff, court clerk, recorder, school superintendent, sheriff, and treasurer. It also has offices that deal with animals, veterans, traffic, health, and … Read more