PHOENIX — Today, the new chairman of the Arizona Corporation Commission, Bob Stump, endorsed Robert Graham for chairman of the Arizona Republican Party. In November, Commissioner Stump was re-elected to his second term at the Corporation Commission, which has been called the fourth branch of Arizona government. Before serving on the ACC, Bob was a State Representative, where he won many awards for his leadership on conservative principles.
“Robert Graham has my endorsement and full support in his bid to become our party’s next chairman,” said Stump. “For years, Robert has fought destructive liberal ideas in an effort to make our country and state more business-friendly. I predict that the Arizona Republican Party’s best days are ahead of us with Robert Graham as our party chairman, and I look forward to seeing Arizona become an even redder state in the years to come."
“I am so thankful for Commissioner Stump’s endorsement, and I congratulate him on the honor of being appointed as chairman of the Arizona Corporation Commission,” Graham said. “We need more conservatives like Bob in Arizona, and I look forward to working with him to make sure that Arizona is a strong base for businesses and Republicans alike.”
To learn more about Robert Graham and his plan for Arizona’s Republican Party, please visit his website at www.GrahamForArizona.com or his Facebook page.
About Robert Graham
Robert Graham is a conservative activist and AZ business leader. He was a leader in the fight against taxes and the destruction of our party system, successfully working with the grassroots to defeat Propositions 121 and 204. Majority Leader David Gowan, Speaker Pro-Tempore JD Mesnard, Rep. Justin Olson, Rep. Steve Montenegro, Maricopa County Chairman Rob Haney, and numerous Arizona conservative leaders have endorsed Graham to lead the Arizona GOP.
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Robert Graham is a conservative activist and AZ business leader. He was a leader in the fight against taxes and the destruction of our party system, successfully working with the grassroots to defeat Propositions 121 and 204 in the 2012 election. Congressman Trent Franks, Arizona Corporation Commissioner Gary Pierce, Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery, former Arizona Senate President Russell Pearce, Arizona House Majority Leader David Gowan, Rep. Steve Montenegro, Maricopa County Chairman Rob Haney, Arizona Latino Republican Association and numerous Arizona conservative leaders have endorsed Graham to lead the Arizona GOP. |
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