Below are the links to the profiles of Democratic Candidates interviewed up until August 21, 2018. Future profiles will be added for study. Please use this valuable resource to help make the best-informed choice when you vote in August either via a mail-in ballot or in person on August 28, 2018. Above all, please do not forget to vote. There are many exceptional Democratic candidates to consider so please take the time to vote for the ones that you feel will best move your local community and the state forward.
Federal elections
Statewide elections
As Governor, Steve Farley Will Fight for Education and Social Justice
Kathy Hoffman: A Progressive Candidate for Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction
David Schapira, a Progressive Candidate For Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction
Treasurer Candidate Mark Manoil Seeks to Revitalize Arizona’s Economy Through Community Banks
AG Candidate January Contreras Will Protect Vulnerable Populations
Candidate Kiana Sears Brings a Consumer-Focused Approach to the Arizona Corporation Commission
Democrat AZ Mine Inspector Candidate Bill Pierce Will Protect Us from Soil and Water Contamination
Arizona State Senate and House races
Pawlik and Weichert Offer a Progressive Problem Solving Vision for LD 17
Dr. Bradley Hughes Calls for a Progressive New Deal Program to LD 21
LD 23 State House Candidate Eric Kurland sees 2018 as a Referendum on Public Education.
Jennifer Samuels looks to Ride the Red For Ed Wave to a State House Seat in LD 15
Lifting All People Up is the Goal of LD 15 State Senate Candidate Kristin Dybvig-Pawleko
Julie Gunnigle pledges to fight corruption as a State Representative for LD 15
Democratic Senate Candidate Elizabeth Brown Will Fully Fund Education
LD 24 Candidate Denise Link Wants to Find The Middle of the Venn Diagram On Public Policy Issues
AZ Senate Candidate Ralph Atchue Advocates for Families and Small Businesses of LD 11
Democratic Candidate Sharon Stinard offers “Service Above Self” for the residents of LD 16.
Local races
As Mayor, Kate Gallego will Make “Make Phoenix a City that Will Work for Everyone.”
A Better Future for Phoenix Drives Daniel Valenzuela in his Quest to Be Mayor
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Brilliant post. I didn’t know that the host would create little summaries like this. I have a new tool, mwhahaha!