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Ruben Gallego, running to replace Sinema in 2024!

Ruben Gallego in Casa Grande on 1/28/23

Noel Reck, Pat Atchue and others at Eva's 

Pinal County Veterans showing support for Ruben Gallego

The crowd of Democrats at Evas's

Welcoming candidate Gallego on 1/29/23

TAYLOR KERBY AND KEITH SEAMAN ARE THE STARS AT THE

First LD16 Campaign Kickoff!

The campaign kickoff for our two LD candidates was a huge success! Let's continue the success by working hard for these candidates until November 8 and donating to their campaigns. 

DONATE HERE FOR TAYLOR KERBY

Donate here for Keith Seaman

On the campaign trail with Keith and Taylor

Meeting voters and gaining traction

Keith Seaman (candidate for LD16 Arizona House) and Taylor Kerby (candidate for LD16 Arizona Senate) canvass with volunteers and club members in Eloy neighborhoods. 


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Highway Cleanup Day, 04/09/22

    Clockwise: Taylor Kerby (candidate for AZ Senate) Robin, Debbie, Noel, Gayle, Mike, Pat, Roger, Stephanie (Stevie)

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    Neon Sign Park - Casa Grande - March 26, 2022

    Thank you, volunteers! As always, you do wonderful and valuable work.

    Another successful petition-signing event in Casa Grande. Above, from left to right: Ronda Olson, Roger Oleson, Anne Lewis, Bobbi Seabolt, Cynthia Gugenberger, Keith Seaman (candidate for AZ House), Noel Reck, and Stevie Seigla.

    Petition-a-thon February 26, 2022

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    Board of Supervisors

    Watch the BOS Meetings of Feb. 23 and March 2, 2022

    Noel Reck speaks out at Board of Supervisors Meeting

    Noel Reck speaks out at Board of Supervisors Meeting

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    Pinal County Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting: February 23, 2022

    https://youtu.be/-JIXHKoWtns


    Noel Reck (Democrats of Casa Grande, Treasurer) and Roberto Reveles (Pinal County Democratic Party, Affirmative Action Moderator) make eloquent arguments for the board to stand up and do the right thing and denounce the outrageous and unethical actions of the Arizona Senate Republicans.


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    Pinal County Board of Supervisors - Special Session Meeting: March 2, 2022

    https://youtu.be/MqW_EFyYEAk


    Once gain Noel Reck is imploring the Board of Supervisors to speak out for the people of Pinal County in light of the recent words and actions of Wendy Rogers, Arizona State Senator.


    Tom Bean reminded the board that we have lost an incalculable amount of revenue by delaying the opening of medical use cannabis dispensaries until just recently when it could have happened a long time ago.


    Roberto Reveles asked the board to join the Joe Biden Administration in promoting our moral and economic values. Watch the video.


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    USE THIS LINK TO WATCH RECENT VIDEOS OF THE REGULAR MEETINGS. https://www.youtube.com/c/PinalCountyGovt



    We want to thank these citizens for always watching out for our rights and speaking out at so many of these Board of Supervisors meetings.


    Noel Reck speaks out at Board of Supervisors Meeting

    Noel Reck speaks out at Board of Supervisors Meeting

    Noel Reck speaks out at Board of Supervisors Meeting

    Supervisors ponder special border protection fund for PCSO     

         FLORENCE — Pinal County officials are considering creating a $100,000 contingency fund to reimburse the Sheriff’s Office for overtime, travel and other expenses related to protecting Arizona’s southern border, if called upon to do so.     

         Supervisor Kevin Cavanaugh, R-Coolidge, proposed the fund at Wednesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting. He noted that Gov. Doug Ducey said in his state of the state address that he and other governors are making plans to actively protect the border.     

         Pinal County Attorney Kent Volkmer told the board creating such a fund would not be a simple process and would require budget amendments. He said if it’s something the board wishes to do, he asked that the board give direction to county staff to bring an item before the board for formal action.     

         Supervisor Mike Goodman, R-San Tan Valley, asked that the fund return for a vote on the board’s next regular agenda on Feb. 2.     

         The goal is to pay sheriff’s personnel for any special duties they’re called on to serve while the county awaits reimbursement from the state.      

         “In the meantime, I don’t think our people should go without and not be compensated, so this would allow us to bridge that gap,” Volkmer told the board.     

         “The concern is if there is an emergency or crisis, and they say ‘Get people there,’ knowing our sheriff, knowing the men and women who serve our community, they’re going to go down there,” Volkmer continued. Noel Reck of Casa Grande was skeptical. He commented to the board that he agreed with Vice Chairman Jeff Serdy, R-Apache Junction, that sheriff’s personnel were needed at the Jan. 15 Trump rally in the interest of public safety.    

          “I would suggest that an audit of expenses incurred by the county for that rally should be instituted to avoid being stiffed, as has been the case for so many other cities and counties where these rallies have been held,” Reck said.     

         As for $100,000 to cover a potential sheriff’s mission to the border, “I ask why? At whose suggestion? Whose request?” Reck said the money could be better spent in Pinal County to analyze and address “the push-pull factors” that bring people to the border.     

         “Remember the Irish didn’t leave their homeland just for fun. They were pushed out, and then pulled in, just like many on the border today,” Reck said. He said immigration is a complex issue that won’t be solved by a foray into Pima County for the benefit of the American Sheriff Network.  “I’m sure there are many local agencies, dealing firsthand with the issues involved, that would love to partner with you and use this money in a far more productive manner,” Reck concluded.
    Reprinted with permission from MARK COWLING, Staff Writer, Casa Grande Dispatch, Jan 22-23, 2022 


    PETITION-a-THON ON FEBRUARY 19, 2022

    Lauren Kuby, candidate for Arizona Corporation Commission

      Highway Cleanup Project - October 16, 2021

      Thank you, Noel Reck

      for getting this worthwhile project off the ground. The club has been trying to get this going for a few years now and you finally made it happen. We can't thank you enough! Here are the members of the Democrats of Casa Grande doing what Democrats do - cleaning up the mess!  SO MANY PHOTOS HERE!

      MAKE AMERICA CLEAN AGAIN

      Members and volunteers who showed up for the work

        Sign and Dine Event in AZ City 2021

        Petition signing and Pie on 8/15 from 3:00-5:00 pm

        Bad Tax Bills and Voter Suppression Bills Need to be Eliminated

        We are hosting a no-nonsense (but friendly) petition signing event in Arizona City on August 15. PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND and sign up to 6 petitions that cover terrible tax bills and unfair voter suppression bills. Your signature will help to get these referendums on the 2022 ballot.


        THIS WON'TCOST YOU A PENNY AND TAKE ONLY MINUTES OF YOUR TIME. PLUS, YOU'LL GET TO EAT PIE!!


        DETAILS HERE: Sign & Dine Event 

        Photos of the Sign & Dine Event 2021

        Delicious Craisin and Walnut Pie

        Host Robin Jenkins, who graciously opened her home to the event and made crazy beautiful pies

        Co-host Donna Shepherd

        Co-host and extraordinary pie maker, Lizzie Jenkins

        Lucious desserts

        Noel Reck, partaking in the conversation and sweets

        More lucious desserts

        Pat and Ralph Atchue, enjoying the dining after signing

        More delicious food

        Conversations

        Strawberry cups...Yum!

        Fiestas Patrias 2022 - A great time was had by all!

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