Register here: 
https://www.mobilize.us/coconinodemocrats/event/1002989/?referring_vol=1760507&share_context=dashboard-event-details&sharer_role=2

About this event

Invite the Democratic Candidates for Arizona Corporation Commission into your Home!! Have your utility bills gone through the roof? Wondering who has the power to do something about it? The Arizona Corporation Commission may be one of the least-known elected bodies in the state—but its decisions affect all of us. Sometimes called Arizona’s “Fourth Branch of Government,” this five-member commission regulates utility rates, oversees securities and investor protections, and helps ensure the safety of railroads and interstate pipelines. Join us for an informal Zoom conversation with Democratic Corporation Commission candidates Clara Pratte and Jonathon Hill. Get to know the candidates, hear their priorities, and learn why electing two Democrats could dramatically change the balance and direction of the Commission. Come listen, ask questions, and find out why this race matters to every Arizona household.

Sign up for a series of Zoom conversations with the exceptional Democratic candidates who will be on your November ballot. Candidates will discuss:

• their backgrounds,
• the responsibilities of the office they seek and why it matters to you,
• why they’re running, and
• why they deserve your support!

Grab your favorite beverage, settle into your favorite chair, and let the candidates come to YOU! No speeches, no scripts, just a chance to get to know the candidates and their positions before you vote!

All sessions will be held at 4:00 p.m. on Zoom.

• August 23, Clara Pratte and Jonathon Hill, Arizona Corporation Commission. Facilitated by Sandra Kennedy, former member of AZ Corporation Commission
• August 30, Dr. Terry Ruiz, Superintendent for Public Instruction. Facilitated by Save Our Schools Executive Director Beth Lewis
• September 20, 27, and October 4, TBD
• October 11, Cathy Sigmon, Civic Engagement Beyond Voting, will discuss propositions to be on the ballot. Facilitated by Ellen Ferreira, President of DORR

We are collecting questions in advance. Once you are registered, please use the link provided to submit your questions to the candidates.

This is a collaboration between the Coconino and Yavapai County Democratic Parties and Democrats of the Red Rocks (DORR).

Prescott Protesters meet every Tuesday & Friday @ corner of Gurley & Montezuma @ noon

Thanks! Hope to see you there...Bring signs & loud voices!

DWPA Mnothy Luncheon August 26, 2026 11AM 

Three Dynamic Speakers You Won’t Want to Miss!

Join us for an engaging afternoon featuring:

• State Treasurer Candidate Nick Mansour
  Nick will discuss his priorities for Arizona and answer your questions.
• House Democratic Leader Charlene Fernandez
  Charlene will provide insights into the current legislative session and the issues affecting Arizona communities.
• Derek Duba, Northern Arizona Director for U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego
  Derek will share insights into federal policy, community engagement, and the issues affecting Northern Arizona.

To learn more about our three speakers—their backgrounds, experience, accomplishments, and public service

https://mcusercontent.com/b533cc4960b3b68a09f6e4c6e/files/110e0ed0-45b4-0bf4-75c2-60cb393cb5fa/DWPA_Aug_2026__Luncheon_Speakers.pdf

Watch What’s the Plan?, for strategy, perspective and insights about current events with Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg, Indivisible co-founders.

Register here
https://www.mobilize.us/indivisible/event/874938/?emci=49a0c049-9733-f111-8ef2-000d3a14b640&emdi=46e26234-c133-f111-8ef2-000d3a14b640&ceid=1241673

Prescott Protesters meet every Tuesday & Friday @ corner of Gurley & Montezuma @ noon

Thanks! Hope to see you there...Bring signs & loud voices!

Register here: 
https://www.mobilize.us/coconinodemocrats/event/1002989/?referring_vol=1760507&share_context=dashboard-event-details&sharer_role=2

About this event

Invite the Democratic Candidates for Arizona Corporation Commission into your Home!! Have your utility bills gone through the roof? Wondering who has the power to do something about it? The Arizona Corporation Commission may be one of the least-known elected bodies in the state—but its decisions affect all of us. Sometimes called Arizona’s “Fourth Branch of Government,” this five-member commission regulates utility rates, oversees securities and investor protections, and helps ensure the safety of railroads and interstate pipelines. Join us for an informal Zoom conversation with Democratic Corporation Commission candidates Clara Pratte and Jonathon Hill. Get to know the candidates, hear their priorities, and learn why electing two Democrats could dramatically change the balance and direction of the Commission. Come listen, ask questions, and find out why this race matters to every Arizona household.

Sign up for a series of Zoom conversations with the exceptional Democratic candidates who will be on your November ballot. Candidates will discuss:

• their backgrounds,
• the responsibilities of the office they seek and why it matters to you,
• why they’re running, and
• why they deserve your support!

Grab your favorite beverage, settle into your favorite chair, and let the candidates come to YOU! No speeches, no scripts, just a chance to get to know the candidates and their positions before you vote!

All sessions will be held at 4:00 p.m. on Zoom.

• August 23, Clara Pratte and Jonathon Hill, Arizona Corporation Commission. Facilitated by Sandra Kennedy, former member of AZ Corporation Commission
• August 30, Dr. Terry Ruiz, Superintendent for Public Instruction. Facilitated by Save Our Schools Executive Director Beth Lewis
• September 20, 27, and October 4, TBD
• October 11, Cathy Sigmon, Civic Engagement Beyond Voting, will discuss propositions to be on the ballot. Facilitated by Ellen Ferreira, President of DORR

We are collecting questions in advance. Once you are registered, please use the link provided to submit your questions to the candidates.

This is a collaboration between the Coconino and Yavapai County Democratic Parties and Democrats of the Red Rocks (DORR).