Virginia Korte, life-long Valley resident and career-long advocate for a better Scottsdale, announced today that she will seek another term on the Scottsdale City Council. “I am proud of what we accomplished during my first term on City Council, but there is so much more that must get done for our community” the veteran leader said. “Over the past four … Read More
What’s In A Name?
In Arizona having noteworthy names has often led to electoral success. Democrat Paul Newman was elected to the Arizona Corporation Commission, even though he came from a small town in southern Arizona. Then there was Sandra Kennedy, an African-American and former state legislator who put shamrocks on her campaign signs to suggest she was part of the famous family back … Read More
From The Babeu Campaign: Babeu War Chest Swells Past 300k on First Quarter
Casa Grande, AZ – Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu announced Thursday he raised $306,000 in his congressional campaign’s first three months. More than 1,500 people across the country donated to Babeu’s campaign for the 1st Congressional District. “I’m humbled by this strong show of support. Voters want leaders in DC to secure the border, enforce immigration laws, stop overspending, strengthen our … Read More
AzCA Endorses Prop 123
Arizona Citizens for the Arts is issuing a press release today to announce that our Board of Directors voted recently to join numerous business, community and education groups in endorsing Proposition 123, a ballot initiative that would inject $3.5 billion into Arizona schools. These dollars will settle a longstanding lawsuit over cuts the Arizona Legislature made during the recession and … Read More
Fantasyland
As Carly’s Iowa state chairman, I can tell you: the momentum on the ground here is growing fast. Iowa isn’t like a lot of other states. Because we’re the first state to caucus, what happens in Iowa affects the direction of the Republican primary race in all 50 states. We know it’s a big responsibility. Because of that, we don’t … Read More
Looking Back, and Forward
By Senator Jeff Flake 2015 has been a busy and challenging year, and the country still faces many more challenges. But as we approach the critical 2016 Election Year, I’m pleased to say I’ve made progress in Congress on a few issues. I have worked hard to deliver solutions that are wins for taxpayers, lasting achievements like: The Border Jobs … Read More
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich Announces New Arizona For Rubio Endorsements
(PHOENIX) – Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, Chairman of Marco Rubio’s campaign in Arizona, is proud to announce nine Arizona elected leaders have joined him in endorsing Marco Rubio’s campaign for president. “This group represents a cross section of Republican state and local leaders who understand Marco Rubio is best qualified to bring bold, innovative, and conservative ideas to Washington.” … Read More
Meet Mark
By Burdick for Glendale Mayor Mark Burdick has spent over 32 years in public service. An Arizona native, Burdick began working for the City of Glendale as a firefighter in 1983. He served as a paramedic, captain and ultimately spent more than 12 years as the fire chief. During his career, he has had numerous notable accomplishments, with programs that … Read More
Ending Poisonous Politics
by Ron Barber This morning former Rep. Ron Barber endorsed Tom’s campaign for Congress. Take a look below at the email he sent his supporters: Dear friend, Since I left Congress, I don’t miss the dysfunction in Washington, but I do miss the chance to stand up for Arizona families who are getting a raw deal. That’s why I am … Read More
Thank You & Next Steps
By Scottsdale Mayor Jim Lane Thanks to our great hosts, Craig and Carolyn Jackson, Governor Ducey, a fantastic Host Committee and supporters just like you, our re-election campaign kick-off October 21, 2015 was extraordinary. Your endorsement of my re-elections has likely made this event the most successful political campaign support event in Scottsdale’s history. As we work to take Scottsdale from … Read More