

Welcome to Democratic Legislative District 20

Mission and Goals
"Our mission is to promote the Democratic Party and its principles, ideals and candidates through fundraising, voter outreach and registration, education, and community service"
Help candidates get on the ballot.
All candidates need petition signatures to get on the ballot. You can sign petitions directly on line You will need to provide ID such as driver's license. Once there, you will be shown your choice of candidates for whom you are eligible to sign and can sign on the spot. For those candidates using the Clean Elections System you can also make a $5 donation. Candidates who have officially filed for federal, state, and county offices are available.
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Welcome to LD 20.
Leslie Stalc,
Chair of LD 20

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Betty Villegas
sworn in to the
Arizona Legislature in LD 20
The Pima County Board of Supervisors chose Betty to replace Andres Cano in the House of Representatives. Betty was the top choice of the LD 20 Elected PCs who sent her name to the board along with three others. On August 1 she was officially sworn in as Representative.
Betty is a long-time advocate for affordable housing, reproductive rights, public schools, and many other Democratic causes.
We welcome Betty and look forward to her service in the House of Representatives.
LD 20 volunteers talked with lots of people at the Annual Labor Day Picnic and both registered people to vote and gathered signatures for Justice For All petitions.
Abortion Access Petition Drive Begins
This drive is to put an item on the Nov. 2024 ballot assuring access to abortion and is sponsored by a coalition including Planned Parenthood. This will be a constitutional amendment and more than 400,000 will be needed. For information, contact arizonaforabortionaccess.org
Petitions will soon be available.
You can download a copy of the full text here.
JUSTICE FOR ALL PETITION DRIVE
Pima County Justice for All/Justicia Para Todos is a 2024 ballot initiative that gives indigent Pima County residents facing detention or deportation access to a public defender (aka “universal representation”). If approved by voters, the initiative would establish the Office of Immigration Representation (to be funded by sliding scale fees and public and private funding), to protect due process and fundamental rights, fight poverty, and safeguard the health, safety, and welfare of our residents. Read the full version of the proposition in English or Spanish. For notarization of completed petitions, contact Barbara
For petitions and information:
Pima County Justice for All
2432 E Broadway
, Tucson, AZ 85719
pimajusticeforall@gmail.com
Phone: 520-203-8099
Text: 520-276-8805
2023 Consolidated Election
The 2023 Election will be run by Pima County and include City of Tucson candidates and a proposition, Five school district elections on bonds and overrides, and Vail Consolidation. It will be entirely by mail, except for the Vail election. See Current Elections for details
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LD 20 LAUNCHES
MATCHING FUND CAMPAIGN
Please help elect Democrats by donating to our Matching Fund Campaign.
See Get Involved for details
Pima County Democratic Party Has Moved
New Office - 2303 E Speedway #102
520 833-0733