As the Next Maricopa County Attorney, Julie Gunnigle Wants to Abolish the Culture of Corruption and Stay out of People’s Private Lives

Consider these statistics: If Arizona was an independent country, it would have the eighth highest incarceration rate around the world. From 2017 to 2020, the Maricopa County Attorney’s office declined to prosecute at least 13 referred cases of sexual assault from Arizona State University. These facts, coupled with a perceived culture of corruption and incompetence … Read more

Abbie Hlavacek and Kathryn Mikronis Want to Advocate for the Disadvantaged and Bring a Parent’s Perspective and to the Marana School Board

Abbie Hlavacek and Kathryn Mikronis have been constantly involved in their children’s education and schools in the Marana Unified School District. They are vocal supporters for school safety, including gun free zones and appropriate Coronavirus protocols, for all stakeholders. They advocate for teachers and staff to be better compensated and provided with strong benefits. They … Read more

Tucson Becomes a Safe Haven for a Woman’s Right to Choose if the Supreme Court Strikes Down Roe v Wade

Mayor Regina Romero and the Tucson City Council are not leaving anything to chance. With the leaked draft Alito opinion striking down Roe v Wade terrifying women across the country and the current Republican majority Arizona State Legislature and Governor’s office hoping the leaked Supreme Court document becomes an official reality, Mayor Romero and the … Read more

(UPDATED)Tucson Mayor Regina Romero Celebrates the Six Month Anniversary of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

On the six month anniversary of the passage of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Tucson Mayor Regina Romero, who was present at the White House signing ceremony of the event, joined Biden/Harris Administration Infrastructure Coordinator and former New Orlean Mayor Mitch Landrieu in a press call with Arizona reporters on the legislation’s progress. Speaking first, Mayor … Read more