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July 2021
Join us for the camaraderie with Democrats of Greater Tucson. It’s a wonderful opportunity to talk with and enjoy the company of fellow Democrats. We’ll meet at the Monterey Court, 505 W. Miracle Mile, Tucson, AZ, 85705, Tucson's favorite historic motor coach motel turned into a café and concert venue surrounded by specialty shops. Register now to attend: https://bit.ly/HappyDGT. The Happy Hour is free, and you can order food and drink from the menu. After Happy Hour: Don Armstrong & the Whiskey Palians, Tucson's statesman of folk, convenes his cohorts for an evening of excellent music and merriment at 6:30 pm. If [...]
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As Arizona Attorney General from 2003-2011, Terry Goddard focused on protecting consumers and fighting transnational organized crime. Today, Terry is fighting to get the Stop Dark Money initiative on the ballot and approved by Arizona voters. He believes secret, dark money in politics is a potent threat to our democracy. Terry needs your help to stop powerful people and corporations from secretly controlling our elections. Terry was the Democratic nominee for Governor of Arizona in 1990 and 2010. He attended eight national Democratic conventions as a delegate. Register in advance for this meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0rc-ygpz0oHNUGH2zCREL_i213N6fFHdiM As Mayor of Phoenix from 1984 [...]
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With more than 24 years of combined experience as a property tax agent, appraiser, real estate agent, and customer service specialist, Suzanne Droubie was elected Pima County Assessor in 2020. She will discuss the Assessor office’s Senior Freeze Program as well as other programs including Historic Property Designation and exemptions for widows and those who are 100 percent disabled. Owners of homes and businesses that suffer major damage from a fire or other disasters are also getting help with breaks on their property taxes, thanks to a new program adopted by the Pima County Assessor Suzanne Droubie. Register in advance [...]
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Democratic Richard Fimbres is a member of the Tucson City Council representing Ward 5, where he is a lifelong resident. He was first elected in 2009 and is running unopposed in the November 2, 2021 election. Ward 5 is in Tucson's southside, south of Broadway to Valencia Road, between S. 12th Avenue and Swan Road. A 32-year veteran of the Pima Sheriff's Department, he has dedicated most of his personal and professional life to obtain the well-being and prosperity of Mexican communities. Richard has served as a national officer for the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC). Richard has led [...]
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Invest in Arizona (sponsored by AEA and Stand for Children) petitions aim to block the three laws that will gut our state budget and defund public education. The time for action is now: we have only 71 days to collect 150,000 signatures on each referendum. Supporters of education can be trained in signature gathering and may pick up petitions to carry. Three signatures on three petitions = Keep $1B in our schools. Petitions will be available to sign and/or pick up at the Tucson Education Association 19th from 1-4 pm. Luci Messing (lucibmessing@cox.net or 520-591-7615) will also set up individual [...]
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Rep. Daniel Hernandez (D-LD2) is running for Congress to fight for progressive values while working across the aisle to get real results for the people of Southern Arizona. Since 2017, Daniel has served in the Arizona State House, was one of the youngest elected, and is a co-founder of the House LGBTQ caucus. In the House, he has worked with both Republicans and Democrats to pass bills protecting survivors of sexual assault and secure $20 million for school resource officers, counselors, and social workers. He also led the fight against legislation that would discriminate against LGBTQ Arizonans. Register in advance [...]
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