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Ballot Propositions explained in October
Az Free Enterprise Club will explain propositions on the ballot in November
October 11 SBRC Meeting Will Feature
April Smith, Field Director of the AZ Free Enterprise Club
Are you unsure what a YES vote or a NO vote means when voting on a proposition? These practices and/or policies could really impact Arizona positivelyor negatively. This is your opportunity to learn in detail about the 10 propositions on the ballot. April Smith will go over each proposition and give you a complete explanation on the good, the bad, and the ugly. She will have handouts for you to take notes on and refer to before you vote in November.
What will you be voting on in November besides candidates?
Smith will highlight Proposition 309 which is the Arizonans for Voter ID Act to ensure that all in-person voters show valid, government-issued photo ID and to create an ID requirement for voting by mail. Proposition 132 requires that any new tax or tax increase on the ballot must receive at least 60% of the vote to pass. But then there is Proposition 209, which excuses people from having to pay their debt and shifts the burden to the taxpayer.
The October 11th meeting will be held in the newly renovated DesertView Theatre
The doors open at 3 and the meeting will start promptly at 3:30. All winners of Republican Primaries are invited to attend. All Republicans, Independents, and those not affiliated with a party are welcome to our meetings.
We are also asking HOA2 to turn on the Hearing Loop for those who will find this helpful.
For up-to-date information about SBRC, remember to go to our website:
https://saddlebrooke-republican-club.org/
Propositions on your Ballot
SBRC reccomends a Yes Vote on 131 and 130
Use this worksheet when you vote
Your Republican Candidates in November
Blake Masters, US Senate
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Blake Masters, US Senate
Blake Masters 242,880 39%
Jim Lamon 179,237 28%
Kari Lake, Governor
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Blake Masters, US Senate
Kari Lake 294,259 46.22%
Karrin Taylor Robson 282,935 44.45%
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Juan Ciscomani, US Congress
Mark Finchem, Secratary of State
Mark Finchem, Secratary of State
Juan Ciscomani 34,560 46%
Brandon Martin 15,814 21%
Mark Finchem, Secratary of State
Mark Finchem, Secratary of State
Mark Finchem, Secratary of State
Mark Finchem 243,403 40%
Beau Lane 145,598 24%
Abe Hamadeh, Attorney General
Mark Finchem, Secratary of State
Abe Hamadeh, Attorney General
Abe Hamadeh 194,681 32%
Rodney Glassman 144,277 24%
Are you interested in serving on the Board?
President Dan asks Doug Wolf to chair Nominating Committee
It is time for the SaddleBrooke Republican Club to elect our Board of Directors as called for in our By-laws. President Dan Culver asked Douglas Wolf to chair the committee and Terry Marchione and Richard Hudgins agreed to serve on the committee.
The elected positions for the Board are:
President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer.
If you are interested in any of these positions, please contact any committee member listed below.
Douglas Wolf, Chair Doug@Douglaswolf.com
Terry Marchione terrymarchione@yahoo.com
Richard Hudgins rehudgins7@msn.com
Other open Board positions will be appointed by the president and concurred by the Board. If you have any interest in serving as Program Chair, Communications Chair, Special Event Chair, or as a member at large, please make your interest known to the nominating committee.
The Club By-laws regarding elections
Article VII – The Election Process7.1In August the President and two Board members shall appoint a Chair of the Nomination Committee for the next term of elected Directors. The Chair of the Nominating Committee shall recruit two other Club Members to be a part of the committee.7.2At the September Membership meeting The President shall announce the Nominating Committee members. Any interested Members of the SBRC may submit their names to the nomination committee with a short bio. Club members may also nominate members from the Membership to the Nominating Committee for any elective office. All candidates must agree to run for office prior to their name being submitted. A. To ensure continuity of experience and leadership of the SBRC, all candidates for President shall have served on the Board of Directors of the SBRC or be considered to have equivalent experience within the SaddleBrooke Community.7.3At the October Membership meeting the Nominating Committee shall announce their list of qualified potential candidates by office. Each candidate will be given 5 minutes to speak. Candidates may also pass out their material. The Nominating Committee Chair will also give all information to the Chair of the Communications Committee and SBRC President for publication. The President will email information to the SBRC Membership.7.4The election shall be held at the beginning of the November meeting. Only members in good standing may vote. In the case of a contested race, the Membership will vote with a secret written ballots and the SBRC Secretary and Chair of the Nomination Committee with one other person shall collect and count the ballots. At the conclusion of the membership meeting, the President shall announce the results of the ballot count. If there are uncontested races, the President may opt to ask for a vote by acclimation.A. If an open position does not receive a nomination, the newly elected President and/or Board shall appoint a member for that position. Having a big sale, on-site celebrity, or other event? Be sure to announce it so everybody knows and gets excited about it.
If you are interested in serving please contact...
If you are interested in any of these positions, please contact any committee member listed below.
Douglas Wolf, Chair Doug@Douglaswolf.com
Terry Marchione terrymarchione@yahoo.com
Richard Hudgins rehudgins7@msn.com
Other open Board positions will be appointed by the president and concurred by the Board. If you have any interest in serving as Program Chair, Communications Chair, Special Event Chair, or as a member at large, please make your interest known to the nominating committee.
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