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District 3 Senate Democrats Citizens Clean Elections Debate

Posted by AzBlueMeanie:

The District 3 Senate Democratic candidates held their Citizens Clean Elections debate on July 24. It took CCEC awhile to post the debate video below the fold. Here is the debate coverage from the Arizona Daily Star, Democrats in Arizona's District 3 Senate race focus on education, jobs, health care, and a profile of the candidates from the Tucson Weekly. A Family Affair | Tucson Weekly.

on August 02, 2012 in AZBlueMeanie, Campaigns, Debates |

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