Arizona Candidates for Governor 2014

Arizona Candidates for Governor 2014


Arizona Candidates for Governor

State Primary: Tuesday August 26, 2014

Vote For Arizona Candidates for Governor Republican or Democrat Primary

Arizona Governor Candidates 2014:

Ken Bennett (R)
Doug Ducey (R)
Christine Jones (R)
Al Melvin (R)
Scott Smith (R)
Andrew Thomas (R)
Frank Riggs (R)
Ron Cavanaugh (D)
Fred DuVal (D)
J.L. Mealer (Americans Elect)
Barry Hess (Libertarian)
Diana Ramseys-Rasmussen-Kennedy (Independent)

Arizona Candidates for Congress


Arizona Congressional Candidates

District 1:
Ann Kirkpatrick (D)
Gary Kiehne (R)
Jim Brown (R)
Adam Kwasman (R)
Andy Tobin (R)

District 2:
Ron Barber (D)
Shelley Kais (R)
Martha McSally (R)

District 3:
Raúl Grijalva (D)
Miguel Olivas (R)
Gabriela Saucedo Mercer (R)
Jaime Vasquez (R)

District 4:
Paul Gosar (R)
Mikel Weisser (D)

District 5:
Matt Salmon (R)
James Woods (D)
James Alan Samuelson (Independent)

District 6:
David Schweikert (R)

District 7:
Chad Campbell (D)
Cesar Chavez (D)
Steve Gallardo (D)
Ruben Gallego (D)
Michael Nowakowski (D)
Laura Pastor (D)
Marie Lopez Rogers (D)
Daniel Valenzuela (D)
Mary Rose Wilcox (D)
Jose Peñalosa (Independent)

District 8:
Trent Franks (R)
Helmuth Hack (R)

District 9:
Kyrsten Sinema (D)
Wendy Rogers (R)
Andrew Walter (R)

Below lists issue information about gubernatorial candidates in their own words. Additional information can be obtained by clicking the link to their web site.

Arizona State History - Information every Election Candidate for race for Governor Should Know

From tree rings studied, we know that from 1276 to 1299 A.D. there was a great drought which ended the prehistoric civilization. When Columbus discovered America, Arizona was inhabited by ancestors of present day Indians. The written history of Arizona began when the Spaniards sent exploration parties northward from Mexico. The first was a Franciscan priest named Marcos de Niza, who entered the territory in 1539.

Other Spanish missionaries followed and established missions to bring Christianity to the Indians. Tumacacori Mission, north of Nogales, was founded by Padre Kino at the center of an Indian settlement. This mission is now a National Monument. Padre Kino also laid the foundations for San Xavier del Bac Mission on the outskirts of today's Tucson, still used for regular services by the Tohono O'Odham Indians who live nearby.

After Kino's death, Spanish development of this area came to a halt. In 1821 Mexico declared its independence from Spain and eventually went to war with the United States. This war ended in 1848, and the land north of the Gila River became United States territory. In 1853 the rest of the area was acquired by the Gadsden Purchase Purchase. Then the great westward movement of our early pioneers began, and Arizona entered the phase of its history which has provided so much story material for books and movies.

Men came West to seek their fortunes - adventurers, prospectors, farmers, businessmen, builders. To protect them against the Indians who fought fiercely to keep back this change in their land, the army also came and built its forts. Only the most brave and hardy pioneers came until the last of the Indian uprisings were finished and final peace won in 1886. Development of the state then surged forward.

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Why we should say no to Government Run Health Care

The Democrat health care reform model will instead, limit patient choices, put government between the physician and patient, interfere with patient care decisions and burden Americans with huge long-term cost in the trillions of dollars!

Before we allow one-fifth of our economy to be nationalized, there must be careful consideration and open debate costs, less availability of care and services and the use of quality of life formulas to save money not lives.

Most Americans do not want a Big Brother, distant overseer making life and death decisions about their health. Government run health care may eventually be able to cover most people---but it will be with little care. Bureaucracy by its very nature is not a compassionate body

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