Showing posts with label mayoral election. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mayoral election. Show all posts

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Pinal County Greens Endorse Green Party Candidate Mary DeCamp for Tucson Mayor


Apache Junction, Ariz., Sept. 1, 2011 -

The Pinal County Greens today passed a resolution congratulating Mary DeCamp on her overwhelming victory in the Green Party primary on Tuesday and enthusiastically supporting her candidacy for Mayor of Tucson.

"As Tucson's first Green and first female mayor, Mary DeCamp will boldly adress the economic and environmental issues facing the city," said Pinal County Greens co-chair Richard Grayson. "The initiatives she proposes will help create hundreds of small and mid-sized local businesses which are the economic engine that can create thousands of living-wage jobs for Tucson's working families."

"We congratulate Mary on her primary win and will do everything we can to support her campaign to be Tucson mayor," said the resolution of the Pinal County Greens, members of the Green Party in Pinal County, which includes some Tucson suburbs. "Mary DeCamp's background in politics, education and community service make her far superior to the Republican and Democratic candidates in this race."

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Pinal County Greens Endorse Dave Croteau for Mayor of Tucson


Apache Junction, Ariz., May 20, 2011 -

Today the Pinal County Greens announced their endorsement of Green Party candidate Dave Croteau for Mayor of Tucson.

The Pinal County Greens, members of the Arizona Green Party who live in Pinal County, said in a statement:

"We believe that Dave Croteau would be the best candidate to be the mayor of the great city of Tucson in our neighboring county of Pima. Dave Croteau has pledged to relocalize the city's economic and social resources as a means of achieving a vibrant, sustainable future, and we wish him every success."

Richard Grayson, co-chair of the Pinal County Greens, urged members of the Green Party in Tucson to sign petitions to get Dave Croteau and his slate on the ballot.