Gov. Katie Hobbs

From a constituent in Tucson, AZ

Let Voters Decide on Protect Education

I am writing to ask you to OPPOSE any bill or negotiation that would throw away the will of Arizona voters and invalidate hundreds of thousands of signatures for the Protect Education initiative,  just one week before signatures are due. As a supporter of the Protect Education petition, I am veheme

From a constituent in Tucson, AZ

The new DOJ Office of Legal Counsel opinion reinterpreting Olmstead v. LC is an attack on disabled people's right to live in their communities, and I need you to publicly oppose it and push back on this administration's dismantling of disability civil rights enforcement. As a teacher and a parent of

From a verified voter in Cochise, AZ

Arizona citizens can see what Republicans are doing to destroy our right to vote. Arizona Republicans are trying to pass a bill in the legislature to end early voting. They know they want to make it more difficult to vote. Republicans are willing to destroy our rights to keep their offices because

From a constituent in Scottsdale, AZ

Protect Arizona Schools and Our Rights: Vote No on HCR 2048

Vote no on HCR 2048. This resolution directly undermines the work Arizona citizens have done to rein in the ESA voucher program, and passing it would hand that progress back to the special interests who want no accountability for how public money gets spent. Arizonans have fought hard to bring over

From a constituent in Phoenix, AZ

Now you are all timestamped, your inaction is being observed as if you engage now, you are guilty of sweeping it under the rug before. You all are inside the RICO Governance, you ALL make sure they system runs on the status Quo, you all make sure you have abundance while we fight Automated Scripts.

From a constituent in Tucson, AZ

If HB 2873 passes the House of Representatives in Arizona today, Governor Hobbs needs to veto the bill. This bill is a piece of temporary legislation, explicitly written by the lobbyist for a data center developer to circumvent litigation and create a loophole in Arizona State Law that would allow