Candidate Interviews

As the next Maricopa County Treasurer, Daniel Toporek wants to be a Trusted Public Servant and Good Steward of the People’s Money.

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Army Chief Warrant Officer Daniel Toporek wants to take the leadership and ethical skills he developed in the military and apply them as the next Maricopa County Treasurer in January 2021. If elected, Mr. Toporek would bring a culture of transparency, good character, competence, and inclusiveness to the Treasurer position. The current Maricopa County Treasurer … Read more

JoAnna Mendoza wants to get her gear together and fight for Democracy

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Gunnery Sergeant JoAnna Mendoza, a twenty-year Marine Corps veteran, is one of many who have recently served to protect the citizens and national security of the United States to decide to run for political office, as a Democrat. The Republican Party, especially in the age of Bush and Trump with its questionable military, homeland, foreign … Read more

LD 23 State Senate Candidate Seth Blattman wants to create a better life for his nephew and the other children of Arizona

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LD 23 State Senate Candidate Seth Blattman wants to create a better life for his nephew and the other children of Arizona Arizona Legislative District 23 is a potential opportunity for Democratic Party gains in 2020. The district includes all or parts of Scottsdale, Fountain Hills, Paradise Valley, and Rio Verde. 2018 House Candidate Eric … 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