The question is not if law enforcement reform will come to Arizona and the country. With the recent events that have occurred in Phoenix, Minneapolis, Atlanta, and the protests across the county, It undoubtedly will. The real questions are when it will become law and to what extent this legislation (either in Arizona or in … Read more
Berdetta Hodge has spent her adult life aiding local communities and instilled the value of public service in her family. Her son Jevin Hodge is a candidate for the District One seat of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and is a fixture in Maricopa County and Arizona State Politics. She is currently the East … Read more
JoAnna spoke at the July 15, 2020, meeting of Democrats of Greater Tucson. She is a Democratic candidate for Senate in LD11, a red district. In this video, she discusses: Why she’s running Recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic Funding public education Being a voice for the people of Legislative District 11 Anna Mendoza and her … Read more
Professor Jacqueline Smith would be a stellar addition to the Maricopa Community College Governing Board. An educator with degrees in mathematics, economics, and law, Professor Smith is currently the Vice President at the Arizona State University Foundation for a New American University. She is also a Professor of Practice at the Mary Lou Fulton Teacher’s … Read more
Sarah Lindsay James is a 21-year veteran music instructor who wants to fight for school stakeholders as a new member of the Tempe Union High School Governing Board. She would like to bring a teachers’ perspective to the Board. If elected, Ms. James will fight for: Equity for all students regardless of demographic or socioeconomic … Read more