Info on CEBV: https://www.cebv.us/
Vote wisely on or before Nov. 3, 2026. Early ballots go out Oct. 7.
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CEBV Ballot Guides on AZ statewide offices and propositions
This one is easy –
Vote D for all statewide and legislative offices (no D is perfect, but they are way better people than their R opponents), vote no on all statewide ballot props (some, even many, local and school district props are worthy of a yes vote), and read the CEBV ballot guide for a judicial retention guide.
Thanks Carolyn! Bookmarked for when I fill out my ballot.
Would like to add for Tucson city residents to vote no on Prop 421 which is handing a 25 year monopoly to Tucson Electric Power. Which of course is not about to be mentioned in their barrage of misleading ads.
Full disclosure: Belonging to the Trico Electric Cooperative I’m not a TEPCO customer but any entity getting a 25 year monopoly has too much potential to abuse that power.
You’re welcome. Our neighborhood is no fan of T.E.P.due to their refusal to underground their tall power lines along scenic gateways. See lawsuit update in
latest e-newsletter of Oct. 2026: https://myemail.constantcontact.com/October-2026-Newsletter.html?soid=1138686036667&aid=RrRUPKP6azs