From Republican Party of Arizona <[email protected]>
Subject RPAZ FRONTLINE -- November 16th
Date November 16, 2021 8:17 PM
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Stay Informed Tuesday, November 16, 2021 Photo courtesy of Debby Trudeau November Election Results Encourage Arizona 2022 Election Planning Over the weekend, in historic Tombstone, the State Party assisted Legislative District 14 Republicans in Cochise County to nominate three potential replacements for departing State Representative Becky Nutt. The Cochise County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to select Representative Nutt’s replacement later this week. The Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC) has issued its draft maps for Congressional and Legislative Districts for the next ten years. Over the next few weeks, they are holding public hearings and you can use this link to see the schedule. For months, we have driven record numbers of Republicans to these critically important meetings, and we cannot take our foot off the gas now. We urge you to make your voice heard by the IRC! You can get guidance on how to sign up and testify with Fair Maps Arizona. In Virginia, we saw parents speak up at school board meetings against critical race theory and mandates in their schools, and it led to big election day victories. In Arizona, we now have what looks like a “dossier” on parents in possession of the Scottsdale School Board President. This is a blatant demonstration of how serious the fight for our children is, and reveals why we must push back against the radical left in our school. We all need to stand up against this bullying of parents and our kids! The November 2nd election results were very encouraging! Republicans swept the top three statewide offices in Virginia, and in New Jersey, a number of powerful Democrat legislators were ousted. There were similar positive results across the country, with voters roundly rejecting the policies of “defund the police,” critical race theory, and the candidates that supported them. Behind the scenes, Republicans mounted a massive election integrity effort. Thousands of poll watchers were trained and deployed in Virginia and New Jersey. Hundreds of attorneys were mobilized and ready to act both before and on election day. All of these efforts were directed at making it easier to vote and harder to cheat. Here at the Republican Party of Arizona, we are laying the groundwork to have an Election Integrity Army ready for the 2022 election, which is less than twelve months away. You can sign up as a volunteer to be part of our Election Integrity Army here! With your help, we will achieve big wins as great as those we’ve seen this month and ensure that a Red Wave carries Republicans who will put America First to victory! Always America First! Dr. Kelli Ward Chairwoman Republican Party of Arizona Illustration courtesy of the Wall Street Journal Republicans Plan Action Against Biden's Vax Mandate The Republican Party is intending to sue the Biden Administration over their unconstitutional vaccine mandate targeting more than 100 million Americans who work at businesses with 100 or more employees. According to a recent press release, the reason for the suit is that the vaccine mandate is an egregious affront to constitutionality, freedom, unity, and privacy. The Republican National Committee cited reports show 72 percent of unvaccinated workers will leave their jobs if they are required to be vaccinated. Additionally, small businesses would be required to spend thousands of dollars each week to test workers for COVID and face fines ranging between $14,000 and $136,000 for noncompliance. Excluded from the vaccine mandate are truck drivers and small business operators with fewer than 100 employees; however, the Biden administration may expand the mandate to include businesses with fewer than 100 workers. Extending the mandate to include truck drivers would only worsen the nationwide supply chain shortage. Constitution Training Meeting to be Held in Wickenburg November 16 Arizona Constitutionalist Randy Miller will lead a discussion on the rights assured by the U. S. Constitution. The discussion will be held at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, November 16, at Lydia’s LaCanasta, 2023 W. Wickenburg Way in Wickenburg. Complete details available: 928-415-0031 Republican AG Candidate to Meet and Greet November 16  Voters in the Sun City area have the opportunity to meet Republican Attorney General candidates Andrew Gould, Lacy Cooper, and Tiffany Shedd at a Meet and Greet on Tuesday, November 16, at the Sundial Recreation Center, 14801 N. 103rd Avenue in Sun City. The event begins at 6:30 PM. Complete details available: 713-557-5800 EMAIL Candidate, Leaders Top Leisure World Meet November 22  Gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake and Superior Court Clerk Jeff Fine will highlight speakers at the Monday, November 22, meeting of the Leisure World Republican Club. Arizona Life Coalition co-chair Ashley Trussell and Lou Anne Wedgwick of Voter ID Act round out the meeting agenda. The meeting starts at 7:00 PM at the Hopi-Pima Ballroom, 908 S. Power Road in Mesa. Complete details available: Diane Anderson, 480-395-5515 EMAIL Frontline, the electronic newsletter of the Republican Party of Arizona, is published twice monthly by and for the Republican Party of Arizona and is responsible for its content.  Submit events news and material for publication consideration to: [email protected]. RPAZ Staff Dr. Kelli Ward, State Chairwoman Greg Safsten, Executive Director Dan Godzich, Communications Manager Kristy Dohnel, Communications Assistant Matt Grim, Finance Director Terry Babb, Special Projects and Volunteer Coordinator Felicia Gibson, Administrative Assistant 2021 Executive Committee Pam Kirby, First Vice-Chair Ray Ihly, Second Vice Chair Leanna DeKing, Third Vice-Chair Yvonne Cahill, Secretary Shirley Dye, Assistant Secretary Sheila Muehling, Treasurer Joshua Askey, Assistant Treasurer Alberto Gutier, Sergeant-at-Arms Chris King, Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms Tyler Bowyer, National Committeeman Lori Klein-Corbin, National Committeewoman Senate Candidate Masters to Meet and Greet in Cave Creek November 17 Voters will have an opportunity to meet U. S. Senate candidate Blake Masters at an informal gathering on Wednesday, November 17, at Janey’s Coffee Company and Bodega, 6602 E. Cave Creek Road in Cave Creek. The meeting starts at 4:00 PM. Reservations are not required. Chardonnay, Cabernet and Chaplik Event Planned November 20  District 23 State Representative Joseph Chaplik will be hosted at a reception/fundraiser on Saturday, November 20, at a private home. Rep. Chaplik is up for reelection in 2022. He currently sits on the State House Transportation, House Commerce and Health, and Human Services committees. Complete details available: 602-926-3436 Gubernatorial Candidate Gaynor to Address Evangelical Group November 27 Arizona gubernatorial candidate Steve Gaynor will speak at a Conservatives for a Constitutional Republic meeting at the Bible Baptist Church on Saturday, November 27, at 11:00 AM. The church is located at 3490 N. Hwy. 89 in Chino Valley. Seating is limited and reservations are required. Reservations available at: EMAIL Lincoln Republican Women Host Holiday Event December 6 The McCormick Scottsdale Resort will be the site of the Monday, December 6, ‘Tis the Season Fa-La-La-Balloon-Za holiday celebration. The evening events start at 5:00 PM with registration and refreshment hour followed by dinner and raffles. The new board will be inducted during the sit-down dinner. AZFRW President Cindy Casaus will officiate at the organization’s new board induction. For Reservations contact: Julie, 480-272-0511 EMAIL Paid for by the Republican Party of Arizona Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. www.azgop.com 17767 N. Perimeter Drive, Suite 101, Scottsdale, AZ 85255 (602) 957-7770 Update Profile | Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy
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