Candidate Interviews

New Mail-in Ballot Design Has Voters Concerned About Privacy

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I am concerned with the single-envelope mail-in ballot recently adopted by Pima County Recorder, Gabriella Cazares-Kelly. This design, which puts a voter’s name, address, phone number and signature all in plain view in one location on the outside of the return envelope, is a dangerous violation of voters’ privacy. It made me think: what do … Read more

As the Next Representative from Arizona CD One, Green Party Candidate David Redkey would work for TriCare and an Economic Bill of Rights for All Americans

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The race to become the next House Representative from Arizona’s battleground Congressional District One has generated a lot of interest from prospective Democratic and Green Candidates, who see a golden opportunity, with Donald Trump’s Arizona approval numbers currently at minus 14 and David Schweikert leaving the position to run for Governor, to win the vital … Read more

Jonathon Hill Will Bring a Scientist’s Perspective to the Arizona Corporation Commission

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Saying there is no such thing as “Democratic electricity” or “Republican electricity,” Arizona State University and NASA scientist Jonathon Hill has launched his second campaign for the Arizona Corporation Commission.  Committed to fostering greater accountability on that regulatory body, Hill would, if elected, work to ensure Arizonans receive greater quality utility service and pay lower … Read more

As a Member of the Corporation Commission, Clara Pratte will Work to Protect Consumers

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Saying it is “time for new leadership at the Corporation Commission,” small business and Tribal Nation Advocate Clara Pratte is seeking election to that regulatory body that is often considered Arizona’s fourth branch of government.  Vowing to lower costs, protect senior citizens and consumers, promote clean energy sustainability, and create jobs of the future in … Read more