Sinex campaigns in Ward 6 on fairness, election reform
James Sinex is running for Tucson’s Ward 6 City Council seat with a focus on fairness, election reform and innovative ideas like tax-free solar power.
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James Sinex is running for Tucson’s Ward 6 City Council seat with a focus on fairness, election reform and innovative ideas like tax-free solar power.
Ward 5 City Council candidates Selina Barajas and Chris Elsner shared their views on public power, development, sustainability and homelessness during a League of Women Voters forum ahead of ballots being mailed this week.
Early voting starts this Wednesday, and with election season in full swing, Tucson voters have a new way to connect directly with City Council candidates before heading to the polls. Tucson Spotlight and Arizona Luminaria are co-hosting a City Council Candidate Meet-and-Greet on Tuesday from 5:30
Selina Barajas, a lifelong Tucsonan and urban planner, is running for Ward 5 City Council to address environmental justice, affordable housing, and economic development in her Southside community.
Ward 3 candidates Janet Wittenbraker, Sadie Shaw and Kevin Dahl debated key local issues including accessibility, immigration, and homelessness at a recent community forum.
CD7 candidate Daniel Hernandez is facing criticism after allegedly grabbing and throwing a man’s phone during a heated confrontation at a campaign event in Bisbee.
Miranda Schubert is running again for Tucson’s Ward 6 City Council seat, focusing her campaign on housing justice, community safety, and resilience after learning from her 2021 loss.
Ward 3 Councilmember Kevin Dahl is seeking re-election in Tucson, highlighting his work on housing, climate resilience and public safety as he faces a Democratic primary challenge from Sadie Shaw.
Jay Tolkoff is running for Tucson’s Ward 6 City Council seat, promising to address homelessness, public safety, and city budgeting with a focus on accountability and root causes.