There is a simple solution to the so-called “red mirage” effect of voting, i.e., same-day election voting tends to be Republicans who vote at the polls, but early voting and absentee ballots that take longer to process trend Democratic after election day. (We saw this in Arizona in the 2018 election). The simple solution is … Read more
Jeremy Duda at the Arizona Mirror reports that Governor Doug Ducey will be in South Carolina today and tomorrow for a meeting of the Republican Governors Association (oddly enough, you cannot find any information about this meeting on the RGA website). Arizonans should encourage our governor and his Republican governor colleagues to adopt a formal … Read more
The League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson has been hosting a half hour radio show about local politics and the upcoming election, on KXCI Community Radio 91.3 FM since August 16. The show has been on every Sunday at 3:30 p.m. and the next show is October 4, 2020. They have been providing voter … Read more
The most chilling portion of last night’s debate came during the last question segment on election integrity. Donald Trump said the quiet part out loud, that he expects the Supreme Court, which he hopes will include his newly nominated Justice, Amy Coney Barrett, will be the one to decide the fate of the 2020 election – not … Read more
I have said for years that the The Commission On Presidential Debates and the media should stop insulting the English language and our intelligence by calling what they do a “debate.” It is in no way a debate, and never has been. What happened last night was exponentially far worse than all preceding presidential “debates” … Read more