Countdown Until Primary Election: August 6, 2024
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Countdown Until Primary Election: August 6, 2024
Maricopa County, with its population of 4.5 million people, is the fourth largest county in the United States. The current fiscal year budget is $4.3 billion and is funded primarily revenue from a property tax assessment rate (they set) of $1.20 per $100 of assessed value. This budget funds 61 departments ranging from elected offices such as the county sheriff, attorney, assessor, recorder and treasurer, the Maricopa County Department of Transportation, the county manager’s office, special taxing districts such as the library and flood control districts, and elections. The power and authority to govern the county is vested in five supervisors representing distinct geographical areas. For context, a member of the United States House of Representatives represents approximately 700,000 people while a Maricopa County Supervisor represents approximately 900,000 people. [...]
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What is untrue, @BarryMarkson1 ?
• @ThomasGalvin abandoned his Rio Verde Foothills constituents, forcing the legislature to step in and clean up his mess.
•Galvin supports a $35 billion transportation tax increase.
•Galvin voted for a bloated budget. A budget that…
This is great, @BarryMarkson1.
Thank you!! Keep encouraging people to click on my interview and watch how I directly and succinctly layout how appointed @ThomasGalvin has failed his constituents.
@MichelleUgenti @GySgtBerger @maricopacounty Absolutely! I think it's safe to say you have the endorsement of the entire LD10! Thanks so much for speaking at our meeting last week. Go get 'em!
Prioritize the voters of District 2, and begin to repair a broken relationship caused by the board's allegiance to the swamp.
Take back control of who determines the direction, decision making and agenda setting for Maricopa County.
Protect your paycheck from the county's greed and implement real fiscal integrity and responsibility by actually cutting taxes, reducing spending and shrinking budgets.
Expose the county's complicit and willfully negligent administration of our elections, while restoring voters faith in the results.
Stop the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) from implementing radical democrat policies that use social engineering to homogenize our communities through tax increases and excessive regulation.
Bring attention to the power and taxing authority of the county's special districts like the Flood Control District and its abuse of small businesses and the Library District pushing its LGBTQIA + agenda on our children.
