Signatures are in and write-ins will be added soon. LD3 Dems has 101 Precinct Committeemen “on the ballot” in July's primary. Though we...

Since the 2024 legislative session began in January, six democrats and one republican have left the AZ House of Representatives. The one...

If you’ve become numb to the issue of underfunded schools –--- listen up! In 2023 the average cost of living in Arizona was estimated to...

On March 28th Rep. Alexander Kolodin-LD3, was the driving force in sending a letter to the majority leadership in both Arizona chambers....

A recent report by the outreach group Civictech is headlined: “Republican Voter Registration is surging” It’s true, but not the whole...

The Presidential Preference Election (PPE) is completed on March 19, 4 days from this writing.  We already have some details about how...

At a press conference on March 7th the governor expressed her dismay in the state legislative majority who refused to take up her policy...

A typical map provides geographic information.  When you color it in or otherwise mark up the map to show something like election...

February 29: New economic analysis reveals that since COVID hit, the United States under President Biden has nearly doubled the economic...

WHAT LD3 BILLS FAIRED POORLY ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK? Senator John Kavanagh sponsored 39 bills and one ballot resolution this session. 24...

By Victoria Kauzlarich, Chair, LD3 Dems No Crystal Ball Required Some of us have been predicting - for at least a year - a MAGA challenge...

LD3 comes in first countywide and statewide in several categories – most registered voters in LDs statewide (now second), best Dem...

We see their true colors shining through… The true colors of the Arizona legislative majority party were shining through in all their...

By Victoria Kauzlarich, Chair, LD3 Dems This week we’re here to give you a two-minute video tutorial on Arizona’s Corporation...

Snack No. 52. A whole year of Data Snacks. Data is only helpful if it shows you how to create a strategy or modify one. In the last...

Crossover week is behind us.  Bills still waiting for a vote in their chamber of origin will be voted on Monday.   By mid-week...

The number of signatures required to get on the ballot is defined in statute. The law counts only “qualified signers”. What is that? A...

Republican are using their slim majority to pass bills. With only a one person republican majority in each chamber of the Arizona...

The 2023 legislative session saw legislation dubbed The Tamale Bill. The bill passed both chambers but was vetoed by the governor. The...

The Presidential Preference Election replaced caucuses in Arizona in 1992. It was first used in 1996, but Democrats did not participate...