Kathleen Wynn

Tomorrow, we have our Arizona state meeting.

We're going to elect a new chair.

We're going to elect all the down ballot, you know, first vice, second vice, all the state committeemen, elected state committeemen are going to show up.

And we are,

We're going to select new leadership to lead us into this 2026 election year.

Our current chair is stepping down to run for Congress.

And so normally these terms are two years.

I'm currently in a term in Pima County, Arizona as the Pima County chair, but if elected tomorrow, I will then transition out of Pima and run the state for this critical election cycle in Arizona.

As Greg just mentioned, this maze is a problem.

Well, Steve, we have an advantage in voters.

We have to get the voters to turn out.

And this is about communication.

This is about 15 counties.

The bulk of the population is in Maricopa.

And the rest of the state matters.

And it's where we're redder.

And so what we're doing is we're down here in Pima County.

We've registered 20,000 new voters, but there's a 328,000 advantage.

We're not taking advantage of it.

But the Democrats control the narrative.