Retirees, folks on fixed incomes and hard working families are backing Antenori in an effort to help keep their property and sales taxes lower. Parents of school age children have stepped up to make calls, walk neighborhoods and raise money for Antenori in an effort to protect school choice and keep the labor unions from causing more damage to Arizona’s education system. Finally, women have really stepped up for Antenori because he’s fighting to protect their relationship with their family’s doctor and to keep government bureaucrats and IRS agents out of their healthcare decision.

Small business have also stepped up, opening their checkbooks and contributing to re-elect Antenori. Weary of the constant drumbeat of labor unions, supporting Antenori’s opponent, that paints hard working small businessmen and women as greedy and selfish for wanting to keep some of their hard earned money.

Outside special interest groups have spend nearly $250,000 to defeat Antenori, they are literally trying to buy a State Senate seat for Antenori’s opponent, David Bradley. Folks realize that if Bradley wins, he’s going to be obligated to those that spent thousands of dollars to get him elected and not the people he claims he would represent. Even after spending all of that money to oppose Antenori, recent polls show the race close, leaving special interest groups dumbfounded; a testament to those working hard for Antenori.

Missing from the deluge of mailers, internet ads, and radio commercials attacking Frank Antenori are references to the achievements or accomplishments of David Bradley. Interestingly, the former legislator who served for eight years in the State House of Representatives cannot find one piece of legislation or a single accomplishment to tout or a single policy he supported; not even one campaign promise that he actually has delivered on. Eight years and nothing to show for it?

On the other hand, Antenori has released TV commercials, flyers, and radio commercials focusing entirely on results; promises made and delivered for his constituents.

Education.  Antenori and Vogt support teachers and students not unions. 

Jobs.  Arizona is now ranked the 4th in the nation for job growth.

Pizza Hut, 9564 E. Golf Links Rd

Sat, Nov 3, 5 – 6:30 pm

Pizza Hut, 9564 E. Golf Links Rd.,  Sat, Nov 3, 5 – 6:30 pm

PHONE BANKS

7 Day Countdown – Antenori Phone Banking at Victory Office

Tues, Oct 30, 4 -8 pm, SW corner of Speedway/Craycroft

Join Frank and Ted to call 1000 people!

5 Day Countdown – Antenori Phone Banking at Victory Office

Thur, Nov 1, noon – 4 pm, SW corner of Speedway/Craycroft

4 Day Countdown – Antenori Phone Banking at Victory Office

Fri, Nov 2, noon – 5 pm, SW corner of Speedway/Craycroft

Az Cardinals versus SF 49ers Join us to watch the game & get the latest on the LD10 battle.  Donate to buy a TV or radio ad spot.  To subscribe to Franks emails go to www.vote4frank.com and enter your email under “Sign up.”

Mon, Oct 29 7:30-game over, 6958 E. Tanque Verde Rd.

Join Frank and Ted to Kick-off the 10 day countdown.

The Shanty ~ 401 E. 9th Street ~ 401 E. 9th Street ~ Wed, Oct 24 ~ 7-9pm

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Tierra Del Sol Park, 6700 East Calle Marte, Golf Links / Kolb,  Sat, Oct 20, noon-2 pm

Antenori Townhall: Obamacare with the Doctor & the Legislator

Join Senator Frank Antenori and Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet M.D. for a discussion on the largest tax increase in U.S. History.

The recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare0 will have a significant impact on the financial and economic health of AZ. Obamacare affects your medical care and choice of treatment options, your prescription medicine, your medical privacy, and the personal relationship you currently enjoy with your doctor.
To many the Supreme Court ruling is complex and confusing. To help clarify the rulings and their impact on the State of Arizona and your family please join Senator Antenori and Dr Vliet.

Sat Oct 20, 10am-noon, Atria Bell Court Gardens, 6653 E. Carondelet Drive

Sun Oct 21, 1- 3 pm, Kirk Bear Canyon Library, 8959 East Tanque Verde Road