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New Legislative Voting Records Legislative Voting Records are Here! New Legislative Voting Records

Voting records for the 2008 legislative session are now available.
Click the links below to see how your legislators voted on issues important to the family.
Senate Voting Records | House Voting Records

2008 Voter's Guide is here!

The Voter’s Guide is here!

CAP’s non-partisan Voter’s Guide is now available at VoteSmartAZ.org. Our nonpartisan 2008 Voter’s Guide will help you find the candidates whose values most clearly mirror your own for the upcoming September 2nd Primary Election.

One of the great features of the online guide is that it allows you to narrow the list of candidates to specifically the ones that will appear on your ballot in the upcoming election. If you prefer, you can also view and print the entire 16-page guide from the site.

The web site will be updated daily, adding late-arriving candidate answers, and includes some races that are not in the print version of the guide. Find out about receiving a complimentary copy of the printed guide or obtaining resources for your church to distribute.

Do You Appreciate this Non-Partisan Voter’s Guide? Would you like to see The Center for Arizona Policy continue to provide you with this and other pro-family resources? If so, then please consider a generous tax-deductible gift. You can give online using our secure online form, by phone at (602) 424-2525, or mail your donation to The Center for Arizona Policy, 7227 N 16th Street, Suite 250, Phoenix, AZ 85020. Our work is made possible by the generosity of thousands of individual Arizona citizens just like you. Thank you!

ARIZONANS TO VOTE ON MARRIAGE!

Arizonans to vote on marriage

On November 4, 2008, Arizonans have the opportunity to protect and reaffirm marriage.

A “YES” vote prevents judges and politicians from redefining marriage and leaves marriage’s essential meaning in the hands of the people of Arizona.

Fact Sheet | Media Reporting | Go to the website

Family Facts - Arizona
Issue: 08/04/08

1) LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE!! If you want to vote in the September 2nd Primary Election, TODAY is the last day to register to vote. You have until midnight tonight to turn in your voter registration.
2) Get to Know the Candidates Once you've registered to vote, you've got some important decisions to make.
3) And You Thought Your Health Insurance Was Bad What would you do if you got a letter from the State of Arizona encouraging you to commit suicide?

How You Can Make A Difference for the Arizona Family
There are many ways you can make a difference by partnering with
The Center for Arizona Policy. Here are some suggestions.

The Truth ProjectTruth Project Training Event
in Yuma!

Partner Training events are designed for those who are already committed to leading The Truth Project as a small group. The agenda focuses on training and vision components, your roles as a leader, the expectations of your small group, and a sampling of the curriculum via DVD. MOre

If you are unable to make this event,
please check out The Truth Project Simulcast, September 27.

View the trailer | Find an Arizona Truth Project Group | More Information

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Meet Cathi in an interview with Stuart Shepard, managing editor of CitizenLink.

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