Candidates for Arizona Corp. Commission at March 21 San Tan Valley Democrats meeting
Independent Newsmedia
Posted 3/2/20
Bridget Bellavigna and Shea Stanfield, candidates for the Arizona Corporation Commission, are the featured speakers for the San Tan Valley Democrats in March.
Hear them and meet other area …
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Candidates for Arizona Corp. Commission at March 21 San Tan Valley Democrats meeting
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Independent Newsmedia
Bridget Bellavigna and Shea Stanfield, candidates for the Arizona Corporation Commission, are the featured speakers for the San Tan Valley Democrats in March.
Hear them and meet other area Democrats at 10 a.m. Saturday,
March 21, at the SRP building, 3735 E. Combs Road in Queen Creek, according to a release.
"The group would also like to remind you that mail ballots for Arizona's Presidential Preference Election should be mailed back by March 11. The election is March 17. You can find your polling location by entering your address at my.arizona.vote, a site run by the Arizona Secretary of State," the release states.
