Julie Cieniawski Talks About What She Would Do as the Next Supervisor for Maricopa County District Two 

Educator Julie Cieniawski would like to bring “ethical local governance led by thoughtful decision-making” to District Two of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. A teacher, Scottsdale Unified School District Governing board member, and Vice Chair for The Family Promise of Greater Phoenix that aids the homeless, she pledges, if elected, to “be a solution-oriented … Read more

“Freedom or Fascism:” Deb Haaland, Priya Sundareshan, and Oscar De Los Santos Powerfully Lay Out What is at Stake in the 2024 Elections

“Freedom or Fascism?” “Our Elections Matter.” “Our Votes Matter.” “Having elected officials who care about you and your family and not just themselves.” “Make no mistake He (Donald Trump) will take a wrecking ball to the foundations of our Democracy.” Earlier this evening (June 21, 2024) at the Copper Star Coffee Cafe in Phoenix, Secretary … Read more

Arizona Leaders React to the Recently Passed Arizona State Budget

The reaction to the recently passed Arizona State Budget has been, to put it charitably mixed, with some Democrats saying the measure did not protect programs designed to help the most vulnerable and expand the Middle Class. Extreme MAGA Republicans faulted the budget for not going far enough in spending cuts. The Fiscal Year (FY) … Read more

State Republicans Cut Programs to Help Seniors and Poor Children when the Richest Hoard $175 Million in School Voucher Accounts

Republican leadership at the Arizona State Legislature adjourned legislative proceedings until this morning (June 15, 2024) without passing any of the 16 budget bills necessary to operate the state government for the next fiscal year. According to reporting from AZ Central, former Speaker Rusty Bowers, who was at the Capitol to work on water legislative … Read more