Survey Responses

Answers to candidate questionnaires

Various organizations such as the League of Women Voters, Ballotpedia, and Arizona Clean Elections ask candidates to fill out questionnaires.  Political interest groups such as the National Organization of Women, Sierra Club, Arizona Chamber of Commerce also send out endorsement questionnaires.
Below are my responses from the 2020 campaign and the current campaign to some of those groups.  As a policy I do not answer every query, I get between 30 and 40 of these each election and some have as many as 70 questions.  My time is better spent getting my views out directly to the votes.  I do not try to get endorsements even from groups that I respect.
I am providing this information for several reasons. To show my responses to questions which tend to be a bit more in-depth than short one minute answers at candidate forums.  Also, to let voters know while I have been consistent on most issues, I have modified or amplified my responses to certain questions as the situations have changed over the last four years.
As I finish the 2024 surveys and upload them to the organization's website I will add them here.  You can also find a Learn more link for current surveys that will take you to their website.

Arizona Clean Elections Commission 2024 Compass Survey

2024 Clean Elections Compass Questionnaire Note: Due to space limitations on the Compass website, the online version has been edited.  The document on this website is the complete answer to each question, but may differ slightly from the internet version.    

Bob’s statement in the Arizona Voter Information Pamphlet for LD19

Statement included in the Arizona Voter Information Pamphlet for LD19 I am running for Arizona State Senate legislative district 19 because I believe that democracy is best served by a vigorous discussion of the issues facing our state government.  For too long opposing viewpoints are routinely ignored by our state elected officials. A strong multi-party […]

2024 League of Women Voters Survey

2024 League of Women Voters Guide Questions Visit the League of Women Voters Vote411.org website.  (This site is a bit confusing, enter your address but you will have to pick either 4 or 5 for county superior court (weird) I picked 5 and then got info on the various candidates.)