Why Republicans Attacked the Permanent Early Voting List: 70,000+ New Democratic Voters
June 2, 2021
Nearly 30 years ago Arizona began offering the ability for citizens to vote via an absentee ballot. In the decades since, the state has refined election laws to make voting easier for Arizonans. The majority of the state votes by mail. In the 2012 general election, 61% of Arizona voters cast an early ballot. By … Read more
Children Are Denied a Day of Recognition as Anti-Maskers Disrupt Scottsdale School Board Meeting
June 2, 2021
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May 18, 2021, was supposed to be a festive day for children in the Scottsdale Unified School District. They were going to be honored for their academic and extracurricular performance at the monthly school board meeting. One student, seventh-grader Theo Joseph, was due to receive acclaim for the essay he submitted to the Phoenix Holocaust … Read more
Abortion and Gun Cases Should Ignite the Democratic Turnout in 2022
June 2, 2021
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Governor Doug Ducey must be delighted with the abortion and gun-rights cases the Supreme Court will decide in June 2022, five months before the midterms. However, there is sure to be a backlash the governor doesn’t recognize. Ducey signed a bill banning abortion if the fetus has a genetic defect such as Down Syndrome. The law … Read more
Jennifer Adams Wants to Continue the Work She has Started on the Tempe City Council
June 2, 2021
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Tempe City Councilwoman Jennifer Adams is seeking a second four-year term on the Tempe City Council. A civil and public servant for 40 years with ties to various local community organizations, Councilwoman Adams would like to continue working on the projects she specialized in her first term. Those include: Increasing affordable housing opportunities for the … Read more
President Biden Honors Victims of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and Calls on the People to Fight Voter Suppression and Domestic Terrorism
June 1, 2021
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President Joe Biden visited Tulsa Oklahoma today to honor the victims of the 1921 Race Massacre against Black Americans. During his address after he toured the Hall of Survivors (of the Tulsa Massacre) where he acknowledged that it took one hundred years for a United States President to come “and acknowledge a truth of what … Read more




