The Arizona Republic endorses former Congresswoman Ann Kirkpatrick for CD 2
November 1, 2018
Arizona’s 2nd congressional district is a competitive district, which for the past two years has been without representation as Rep. Martha McSally focused on running for the U.S. Senate (good riddance to her). Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick, who unsuccessfully ran for U.S. Senate against Senator John McCain after serving in Congress from CD 1, switched to … Read more
Republican ballot advantage is +9.4% — or 114,512 ballots
October 31, 2018
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Data Orbital, a data analytics and survey research firm, released the following announcement: With only 6 days remaining until Election Day, over 1.2 million ballots have already been cast in Arizona. Shattering past midterm election turnout figures for the state, these early ballot returns reveal major trends that will continue to play out through Election Day. … Read more
Shaped to Bore, Confuse, and Mislead– What Arizonans Need to Know About The “What’s On My Ballot?” Booklet
October 31, 2018
Did you find that the proposition descriptions in the official booklet put you to sleep? Made you doubt your ability to grasp the ins-and-outs of economic and technical analysis? Gave you a knee-jerk reaction to support the proposition without giving it a second’s thought? Guess what? That’s what they were designed to do. The descriptive … Read more
The Arizona Republic: No on Prop. 127 (vote yes)
October 31, 2018
The Arizona Republic recommends a “no” vote on the Clean Energy For A Healthy Arizona initiative, Prop. 127. Prop. 127, Arizona’s renewable energy initiative, comes down to just 4 words: One day Arizona will be powered by the sun. We enjoy such abundant natural light that we seem destined to throw a harness around the … Read more
The Arizona Republic: No on Prop. 305
October 31, 2018
The Arizona Republic recommends a “no” vote on Prop. 305, the citizens referendum on the “vouchers on steroids” bill passed by the legislature and signed by Governor Ducey, but then blocked by the activism of the citizens of this state. Prop. 305 won’t solve Arizona’s school voucher debate. Here’s what it will do: Looks are … Read more
The Arizona Republic: No on Prop. 126
October 31, 2018
The Arizona Republic today recommends a “no” vote on Prop. 126. If you hate taxes, Prop. 126 is a no-brainer, right? Well, not exactly: The appeal of Proposition 126 is that it would prohibit imposing a sales tax on services in Arizona. So, Prop. 126 is a no-brainer then? Far from it. Why? Because in … Read more
Martha McSally’s actions and those of her staff speak louder than words
October 31, 2018
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Like Donald Trump, Martha McSally says she will do one thing and instead does the opposite. Martha McSally still says she is fighting to protect people who have Pre Existing health conditions. Her voting record, including her votes to repeal Obamacare without a replacement that would protect those preexisting conditions, proves otherwise. Martha McSally still … Read more
John C. Scott’s KVOI radio show starting weekdays on November 1st
October 31, 2018
Long time political radio talk show host John C. Scott will be expanding his weekly radio show on KVOI The Voice from Saturdays to weekdays, 3 to 5 p.m., starting November 1st. He will be broadcasting on Election Day on November 6, 2018, and later again at 7 p.m. with Bill Buckmaster. John has been … Read more
