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LD20 Monthly Meeting

LD20 Monthly Meeting – Special Vote for Leg. Vacancy

July 24 @ 6:30 pm 7:30 pm

Legislative District 20 meets on the 4th Monday of the month.

Prior to our regular meeting, we will have a ratification vote for our recommendations to fill the Legislative vacancy, to ensure all requirements have been met. It is essential all ELECTED PCs make arrangements to be at the meeting if at all possible.

We will hold our meeting at the Donna Liggins Center.
It will be from 6:30 – 7:45 PM.
Please come a few minutes early to sign in (6:15PM).

This is a hybrid meeting – both in-person and via Zoom!

We hope to see you either way!
For those who prefer Zoom, the link is:

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/7470988006?pwd=b2NoQnZ3STZpRFVjTkRiRVdWNUcwUT09

Be Prepared for the July 24 Meeting!

Starred items ( *** ) include links to read prior to the meeting.
Welcome/Quorum

Ratification Vote for July 8 Meeting

Reports
– June 26 Meeting Minutes – Approval***
– Treasurer’s Report – Approval
– ADP Report/DNC Report
– Financial Advisory Committee

Regional Leaders Discussion

Announcements and Adjournment
***Please read the information provided on the following links
prior to the July 24 LD20 Meeting!

  1. Minutes
    We will vote to approve. Copies will not be available at the meeting. If you notice something that is incorrect, please send your suggestion(s) to our Recording Secretary at dkdavis@sbcglobal.net prior to the meeting.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vHkauVKWLeAOh8_edlGedbQ7f45zR9fC0Iu_cVVw5Ow/edit?usp=sharing

  1. Update on LD20 Vacancy/Ratification Vote

This is the text of the letter sent to the Pima County Board of Supervisors by ADP Chair, Yolanda Bejarano:

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July 24
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6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
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State Committee Meeting, Public Forum, and More

State Committee Meeting, Public Forum, and More

What a way to start the day!

Today we were joined at the PCDP office headquarters by more than 70 volunteers and staff from Pima County Democrats, Mission for Arizona, and the Arizona Democratic Party!

Thank you to all of our volunteers who helped us launch this event so successfully! A special shoutout to our Volunteer Team Leaders Mary Ellen “Emi” Martinez, Chris Criley, Kathleen Edelman, and Margaret Lacey!

At 9am, we heard from AZ Democratic Party Chair Raquel Terán, Pima County Party Chair Bonnie Heidler, and Congresswoman Ann Kirkpatrick on the critical role of volunteers to turn out the vote in November. Now it is important for us to lay the groundwork so that when the right time arrives our efforts will efficiently turn out voters.

Left to right: ADP Chair Raquel Terán, Congresswoman Ann Kirkpatrick (2011 CD2), and PCDP Chair Bonnie Heidler

After hearing from our speakers, more than 20 canvassers launched from the office to go out and talk to Democrats about the midterms!

PCDP Chair Bonnie Heidler, Congresswoman Ann Kirkpatrick (2011 CD2), ADP Chair Raquel Terán, and Mission for Arizona volunteers and staff right before the 9am canvass launch

Then at 12pm the Arizona Democratic Party’s hybrid State Committee Meeting commenced. There were watch party locations all over the state, including here at the office where Democrats were invited to watch and participate.

During the State Committee Meeting, we also heard from Senator Mark Kelly and Britney Fonteno, the president of Arizona Planned Parenthood. They reiterated the urgency of what is happening throughout the country; the stakes have never been higher!

Finally, our Communications Director Shelly moderated a virtual Discussion 4 Democrats forum with Superintendent Kathy Hoffman. Superintendent Hoffman discussed the future of Arizona educators and took questions from the audience. You can watch the entire forum on our Discussion 4 Democracy page here.

With less than six months until the November election, today’s events re-energized Democrats all over the state! We are ready to buckle down and do the work that is needed. We ask that all Democrats in Pima County take a moment to think about how they can best support us, whether financially or through volunteering. Your engagement will increase the number of conversations that we have with voters in Pima County!

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Volunteer in the PCDP office
Volunteer Opportunities
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