Press Releases

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Nine of Ten Candidates to Appear at Gubernatorial Forum
Posted on July 09, 2002 | Type: Press ReleasePhoenix, AZ-The Goldwater Institute has received notice from the campaigns of Republican Betsey Bayless, Democrat Mike Newcomb, and Democrat Mark Osterloh that their candidates will appear in Tucson for the gubernatorial candidate forum co-hosted by the Institute and the Tucson Citizen. The Goldwater Institute has received notice from the campaign of Democrat Janet Napolitano that the Attorney General will not attend. She is the only gubernatorial candidate to turn down the opportunity to meet and discuss issues at the Tucson forum.
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Fallon, Mahoney, and Springer to Attend August 20 Forum
Posted on July 01, 2002 | Type: Press ReleasePhoenix, AZ--The Goldwater Institute has received notice from the campaigns of Libertarian Gary Fallon, Independent Richard Mahoney, and Republican Carol Springer that their candidates will appear in Tucson on August 20, 2002, for the gubernatorial candidate forum co-hosted by the Institute and the Tucson Citizen.
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Goldwater Institute, Tucson Citizen Announce Joint Gubernatorial Candidate Forum
Posted on June 26, 2002 | Type: Press ReleaseThe Goldwater Institute and the Tucson Citizen have announced the date for a gubernatorial candidate forum in Tucson. The event will take place the evening of Tuesday, August 20, 2002, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at the Marriott University Park, 880 East Second Street.
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Gutierrez, Hess and Salmon to Attend August 20 Candidate Forum
Posted on June 26, 2002 | Type: Press ReleasePhoenix, AZ-The Goldwater Institute has received notice from the campaigns of Democrat Alfredo Gutierrez, Libertarian Barry Hess, and Republican Matt Salmon that their candidates will appear in Tucson on August 20, 2002, for the gubernatorial candidate forum co-hosted by the Institute and the Tucson Citizen.
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Court Tosses Part of Campaign Reform
Posted on June 19, 2002 | Type: Press ReleaseNow that the Arizona Court of Appeals has exposed one of the many dirty little secrets of the "Clean Elections" system - that its main funding source is unconstitutional - the public soon may have to decide whether it's worth keeping.