Democratic activists in District 26 made their picks for the list that will be submitted to the Board of Supervisors to replace Lena Saradnik.
They are businesswoman Cheryl Cage, Don Jorgenson (who is already filed as a house candidate) and former Amphitheater School Board Member Nancy Young Wright.
If I were a betting man, I’d put my […]
The judge in the election integrity case gave the Pima County Democrats a partial victory yesterday when he ordered the release of two database files for examination. Blog for Arizona has a comprehensive history of this case here.
I doubt that there was any fraud in the RTA election. One big reason is that the results […]
Word from downtown is that the judge that is hearing the Pima County Democratic Party’s election lawsuit will likely not be releasing his decision today.
This Wednesday, our local Democrats will be throwing a retirement party for Karl Rove. No word on whether or not he is going to be there.
The event will be Wednesday at Hotel Congress, and runs from 7-10 PM. The cost is $20 at the door, $10 with a student ID. There is a raffle for […]
They had a minute of silence for Democratic activist Jesse George at the meeting on Saturday, which served to remind me that I hadn’t said anything about the guy.
Jesse George served in the Texas legislature and at the time was the youngest member to serve in that body. He later went on to work for […]
Well, there was no quorum for the meeting on Saturday. Folks from Maricopa County hate to drive down to Tucson for these meetings. I don’t know why that is, since the rest of us are supposed to be ecstatic to drive up for meetings up there.
The only real piece of business was a resolution to […]
I came back from Portland just in time to run for Chair of the District 28 Democrats. I lost to Mohur Sidwa, who is a bit of a newcomer to the party but not new to organizing and campaign work. She’ll do a good job, and was actually gracious when she won and said nice […]
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