Some folks are crowing about the fact that the TIME initiative got bounced from the ballot, but evidently this isn’t quite a fait accompli.
Here is a press release that the TIME folks sent out after the Secretary of State announced that the initiative wouldn’t qualify:
TIME Initiative Takes Steps to Qualify for November’s Ballot
Thousands of Arizonans […]
I was poking around the New Times archives this weekend, and I looked up an article that I remembered from 1990. The legislative session that year was notable for its anti-youth tilt, with bills against cruising, limiting drivers licences and imposing a curfew (all this at the same time the lege was moving a bill […]
At 7:18 AM yesterday, Mark Kimble wrote this on the Tucson Citizen’s blog:
[Tim] Bee plans to make it all formal Saturday morning at Palo Verde High School, where he is an alum.
Maybe he should rethink the location.
In 2006, Democrat and former television news anchor Patty Weiss showed up at Palo Verde High School – her […]
Over at Random Musings they remark that twelve of the Democratic candidates listed on the “Presidential Preference Election” ballot are from Tucson. I could make some snide comment that this is evidence that those of us in Tucson are just more engaged in civic life than our poor cousins from the Valley of the Yakes. […]
It is hard to go after “the award winning” KUAZ news folks, since they seem to be the only folks who care about local news on the Old Pueblo’s radio dial. But, I was a bit taken aback with this morning’s edition of “Political Conversations.” The guest was Jan Brewer, touted as the state’s top elected official […]
As expected, the Arizona’s Presidential Preference Election (why they can’t just call it a darned primary is beyond me, another thing I blame on Jan Brewer) will be set to February 5th rather than later in the month. Despite the handwringing of a few about this being too early, this is actually about the same […]
Last week, Jan Brewer raised hackles because of what she called fraudulent tactics on the part of petition passers. Apparently, she alleges, some folks passing a petition to change the composition of the Arizona Redistricting Commission used “bait and switch” tactics. This left me to wonder, where was Brewer when the anti-gay marriage and PAN […]
The Seceretary of State’s office had to take an estimated half-million documents off of their website that containted the social security information of Arizona citizens.
Seceretary of State spokesman Kevin Tyne tried to explain this away by saying that the information was taken off of the site hours after they heard it was up there. What, […]
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