THE BISBEE WIRE
My totally biased, very opinionated, cheat sheet
to help with your ballot
editor: Fred Miller
President
Harris/Walz
U.S. Senator
Gallego, Ruben
U.S. Representative in Congress Dist. CD 7, (If you live in Bisbee or Douglas you are in… CD7 )
Grijalva, Raul
U.S. Representative in Congress Dist CD 6 (If you live anywhere else in Cochise County you are in…CD 6)
Engel, Kirsten
State Senator Dist. 19 (most of the Cochise county)
Bob Karp
State Representative Dist 19 vote for one (most of Cochise county)
Frostrom, Gregg
State Senator Dist. 21 (Bisbee, along the border)
Galbadon, Rosanna
State Representative Dist 21 Vote for 2 (Bisbee, along the border)
Stahl-Hamilton, Stephanie,
Hernandez, Consuelo
Corporation Commissioner (vote for 3)
Aguilar, Ylenia
Jonathon Hill
Joshua Polacheck
Board of Supervisors
District 1
Walsh, Theresa Jane
District 2
Giacomino, Joni
District 3
Banks, Joy
County Asssessor unopposed
County Attorney
Zucco, Lori
County Recorder
Carl, Anne
County School Superintendent unopposed
County Sheriff unopposed
County Treasurer unopposed
Justice of Supreme Court
No, King, Kathryn
No Bolick, Clint
Judge of Superior Court Div. 4
Karwaczka, Richard
Judge of Superior Court Div. 5
Lindstrom, Jason
Cochise College District Board Member - Precinct 5
Money, Stephanie
Sierra Vista School Board
Robinson, Kimberly
Cummings, Limor
PROPOSITIONS Vote NO on all with the exception of #139
This ballot is so long because republican legislators were to lazy and biased to get legislation passed so they just put them on the ballot. Almost all of these propositions are almost verbatim legislation that failed in the session. Those republicans including Gail Griffin, Lupe Diaz, and David Gowan in LD 19 are forcing counties to spend more taxpayer money to print a long ballot. It really is disgusting. If you would like more explanation of each proposition and the reason for NO votes against all props, go here: https://cebv.substack.com/p/cebv-2024-propositions-guide?triedRedirect=true
Proposition 133…NO
Proposition 134…NO
Proposition 135…NO
Proposition 136…NO
Proposition 137…NO
Proposition 138…NO
Proposition 139…YES
Proposition 140…NO (don't be fooled, this is not good legislation, leaves too much power to politicians.)
Proposition 311…NO
Proposition 312…NO
Proposition 313…NO
Proposition 314…NO
Proposition 315… NO
TRACK YOUR BALLOT
VOTE CENTERS
Vote centers are designated polling places where voters can cast their ballots in person on Election Day. Arizona's vote centers provide flexibility, allowing voters to choose a location that is convenient for them, rather than being tied to a specific precinct. This can be especially helpful in accommodating individuals who may have moved, work atypical hours, or have mobility issues.
List of Cochise County Vote Center Locations:
SECURE ELECTION DROP BOXES
Secure election drop boxes are designated locations where voters can safely drop their completed mail-in or absentee ballots. These drop boxes are part of Arizona’s efforts to enhance the security and accessibility of voting by mail, allowing voters to submit their ballots without relying on the postal service.
List of Cochise County Secure Election Drop Box Locations:
In Cochise County, the secure election drop boxes are removed the day before Election Day and securely transported to the Recorder’s office.
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