The AZLCV recommends Terry Goddard for Governor, Chris Deschene for Secretary of State, Felecia Rotellini for Attorney General and Andrei Cherny for State Treasurer. AZLCV also released legislative endorsements naming 34 legislative candidates as the best choices for voters concerned with conservation and the environment.*
AZLCV endorsed candidates will work to re-open our state parks, prioritize renewable energy development, support clean air and water and protect Arizona’s natural heritage.
“We are proud to endorse these 38 candidates and look forward to their election in November,” said Steve Arnquist, Executive Director of the AZLCV. “We also look forward to a time when all Arizona candidates are supporting quality of life in Arizona, including the air we breathe, the water we drink and the land we walk on. Supporting something that helps our economy, improves our quality of life and creates jobs, like state parks, should be a no-brainer.”
The AZLCV also joined with its sister organization, the AZLCV Education Fund, in releasing positions on three ballot initiatives. The groups recommend: “No” on Proposition 109, “No” on Proposition 301 and “Yes” on Proposition 110.
To view the AZLCV’s full list of endorsed candidate and propositions visit http://azlcv.org/endorsements.php
The Arizona League of Conservation Voters works to turn environmental values into Arizona priorities. AZLCV’s bi-partisan board includes Roselyn O’Connell, a former Republican candidate for U.S. Congress; The Honorable Roberta Voss, a former Republican state representative; Tina Beattie, State Coordinator for Republicans for Environmental Protection in Arizona; Paul Walker of Insight Consulting; Bill Roe, a Democratic activist and volunteer; Paul Burkhardt, a dean of Prescott College and Michael Jette, Assistant Attorney General and President of Tucson Clean & Beautiful.**
*Please note that the AZLCV may be releasing additional endorsements soon, following late submissions by candidates.
** Affiliations are for identification purposes only
1 comment:
Non-partisan? You've got to be kidding! The issues are left and the candidates they endorse are left, they aren't being honest. Why don't they simply say "If you want more government, higher taxes, and energy sources that don't deliver the juice, come on over to the progressive side of politics.'
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