The Arizona Democracy Resilience Network started as part of a nationwide push by the Carter Center to promote understanding and non-violence.
Patty Machelor Arizona's general election is approaching, and with it apprehension about how things will go in a state at risk for related intimidation and violence.
“Our democracy, I am afraid to say, is in real danger,” he said. “Online chatter is very alarming and voluminous.” Barber said that while Pima County did not have the same armed protests as Maricopa County in 2020, the potential exists here and throughout the state. So far, 60 religious leaders from across the state have been invited to meet virtually, at the end of September, with Barber and Henninger. They will be asked to urge people to accept election results and not become violent, or incite violence, if their candidate loses.
Pastor Bart Smith with St. Mark's Presbyterian Church in Tucson has also signed on to help Barber and Henninger. Photos: 2020 General Election in Pima County and Arizona Ballot processing in Pima County Ballot processing in Pima County Ballot processing in Pima County Ballot processing in Pima County Ballot processing in PIma County Ballot processing in PIma County Ballot processing in PIma County Ballot processing in PIma County Ballot processing, Pima County Ballot processing, Pima County Ballot processing, Pima County Election Day, Pima County and Arizona, 2020 Election Day, Pima County and Arizona,...
He pointed out that a forensic document examiner hired by Ward’s attorney reviewed 100 of those envelopes. In fact, she said nothing in the Republican legislative leaders’ request for the inquiry alleges there are any “irregularities” in the way the election was conducted. “As a conservative Republican, I don’t like the results of the presidential election,” Bowers said in a prepared statement. “But I cannot and will not entertain a suggestion that we violate current law to change the outcome of a certified election.”
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
🌱 The quest to save community lots | Morning NewsletterDaily News | 🌱 The quest to save community lots | Morning Newsletter
Les mer »
Katherine Miller: The future of election skepticism is ArizonaKatherine Miller: 'How much doubt can the system take on? ... Doubt can be difficult to overcome once it’s in the air.'
Les mer »
Phoenix invests to preserve urban farmland, protecting farmers and the communities they feedMillions of dollars have been allocated by the city of Phoenix to continue efforts to protect urban farmland from being developed and to protect the livelihood of farmers and those they feed.
Les mer »
Debate highlights Arizona utility regulator differencesA debate among the four candidates seeking two seats on the commission that regulates Arizona utilities revealed sharp differences in their approaches to the job as the state adjusts to climate change and a shrinking water supply. abc15
Les mer »
Debate highlights Arizona utility regulator differencesA debate among the four candidates seeking two seats on the commission that regulates Arizona utilities revealed sharp differences in their approaches to the job as the state adjusts to climate change and a shrinking water supply.
Les mer »
Bexar County elections office anticipates 700K voters on Nov. 8“This is an unusual general election cycle,” said Elections Administrator Jacque Callanen. “There’s a lot of emotion out there, a lot of activity, so we’re gonna see if that will translate through Election Day.' Story by raquelltorrres.
Les mer »