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Report from the 2024 Legislative Breakfast

Every year, the Advocacy Committee hosts a breakfast where we talk one-on-one with with elected officials, discussing the League’s positions on issues and hearing their plans for the upcoming year.Our guests at this year’s breakfast, held on December 6 at the Arizona Inn, were Tucson City Council Members Kevin Dahl and Paul Cunningham, Pima County Supervisor Adelita Grijalva, Representative Nancy Gutierrez (LD18), and Senator Rosanna Gabaldon (LD21).

Note takers at each table kept a record of the conversations. Click button to read the notes:

Legislative Breakfast notes

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Advocacy in Action Newsletter December 11, 202 4

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2024 Citizen's Directory of Elected Officials

The League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson serves the following communities: Ajo, Amando, Arivaca, Benson, Bisbee, Catalina/Saddlebrooke, Cortaro, Dateland, Dateland/Roll, Douglas, Elgin, Fort Huachuca, Green Valley, Huachuca City, Lukeville, Mammoth, Marana, McNeal, Mount Lemmon, Naco, Nogalas, Oracle, Oro Valley, Patagonia, Pearce, Rillito, Rio Rico, Safford, Sahuarita, San Luis, San Manuel, Sasabe, Sells, Sierra Vista, Somerton, Sonoita, South Tucson, Tacna, Tombstone, Topawa, Tubac, Tucson, Vail, Welton, Wilcox, Yuma

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