Politics
12
Nov
2012
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AJ News -
Although ballot tabulations are not yet final, Republican candidates staged a near sweep of county and state offices in Pinal County last week, indicating the face of county politics has changed drastically in the last few years. For the first time, the Pinal County Board of Supervisors will be controlled by a Republican majority; four of…
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06
Nov
2012
Believing Arizona legislators have forsaken education, residents found success in placing a measure on the Nov. 6 general election ballot designed to address what they believe is inadequate school funding. Proposition 204 would renew the 2010 1-cent property tax, scheduled to expire next year, and provide protections against reducing education…
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06
Nov
2012
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AJ News -
Tuesday, Nov. 6, is the day of the general election that will decide the U.S. presidential race, the U.S. congressional races, state races, county races, and local races such as school district and fire district governing board seats.
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01
Nov
2012
The Pinal County Deputies Association was formed to assemble a coalition of Pinal County Sheriff's Office employees to promote the belief that Pinal County Sheriff’s Office employees have the same Constitutional rights as other citizens of the United States and residents of the State of Arizona; and that the Association will…
26
Oct
2012
The seat for Pinal County attorney is being contested between incumbent Democrat James Walsh and challenger Republican Lando Voyles. The county attorney’s office is tasked with prosecuting cases brought to it by the sheriff ’s office. The office has about 150 people working for it including more than…
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23
Oct
2012
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AJ News -
Constable candidate must pay nearly $10K by Oct. 30 Ryan Sudrick, one of six write-in candidates for the Republican nomination for Apache Junction Justice Court constable race, and the Southwest Border Sheriffs, a political-action committee that supported him, have been fined thousands of dollars for campaign finance violations.
15
Oct
2012
The San Tan Republican Club announces that national author and comedian Eric Golub will be the guest speaker at their Thursday October 18, 2012 meeting. Eric Golub is Brooklyn born, Long Island raised, and has lived in Los Angeles since 1990. He received his Bachelors degree from the University of Judaism,…
11
Oct
2012
Candidates for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, the Arizona Corporation Commission, the Arizona Legislature and Maricopa County are scheduled to attend SRP PIC’s 2012 Political Picnic, a non-partisan event that is one of the state’s largest election-year rallies. The old-fashioned political rally offers members of the print and…
03
Oct
2012
With the current recorder, Laura Dean-Lytle, planning to retire from her seat at the end of the election cycle, the Pinal County position will go to either Republican Virginia Ross or Democrat Barbara Kelly after the November vote. The county recorder’s office is tasked with making and preserving copies of…
01
Oct
2012
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Joe Pyritz -
Are you registered to vote in the upcoming general election? If not, you have until Tuesday, October 9 to register and voice your opinion in the upcoming 2012 general election. It’s as easy as going to http://servicearizona.com and clicking the link for voter registration.
01
Oct
2012
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AJ News -
A number of leading Arizona prosecutors endorsed Jim Walsh last week to serve a second term as Pinal County attorney.
26
Sep
2012
The role of the Pinal County Treasurer’s Office is to collect county taxes, primarily property taxes, and hold the funds until they are budgeted. Now, the race is down to incumbent Democrat Dolores Doolittle and challenger Republican Steven Boyd. The office handles the money for most of the organizations within…
