“Transparency is what is important to the American people by and from the government. I plan to be transparent in all questions, inquiries, and needs in the state now and time serving as Governor”
ACCESSIBLE TO ARIZONA
I am accessible to you now, and I will remain accessible to you as Governor. I am not a career politician, and I will not govern from behind closed doors. Public service should mean exactly that—serving the public. I want to change the culture of government in Arizona by restoring accessibility, accountability, transparency, and respect for the people we are elected to serve. Your voice should matter before an election and after it. It is time to make government serve the people again. Not Left. Not Right. Only Forward.
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Q1: Why are you running for Governor?
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Q2: What are your top policies?
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Q3: What do voters overlook?
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Q4: What is your approach to constitutional limits?
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Q5: How do you see the role of state government?
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Q6: Why you versus your opponents?
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Q7: What do you want voters to remember?
