Endorsements

Your Area Elected State Representatives Support Jon Altmann

Speaker of the Arizona Legislature Rep. Jim Weiers

State Sen. Linda Gray

State Sen. Jim Waring

State Rep. Nancy Barto

State Rep. Doug Clark

State Rep. Adam Driggs

Endorsements by Organizations

The Maricopa County Republican Party

The Arizona African American Republican Committee

Arizona Taxpayers Action Committee

Neighbors, Friends, Veterans Support Jon Altmann

Jim Schamadan, MD, Retired CEO Scottsdale Healthcare

Chad Kirkpatrick

Rob Haney

Sam Coppersmith

Jenny Norton

Jan Cooper, RN

Russ Gunderson

LTC Brian McClenney, USAR (Ret.)

Jeff Begay

Marne Haney

Cindi Roberts

Former Arizona State Rep. Doug Queland

Carl Seel

Lyle Tuttle

Robbi McClenny, D.O.

Charlie Smith

Former Arizona State Rep. Larry Bahill

Mark Besh

Jacque Kingery

Tom Husband

Pat Todd

Jim Schamadan, MD

Vicki Todd

Paul Ulan

John Milne

Susan Bitter Smith

David Kot, RN

Nga Do, MD

CPT Harry Evans, USAF (Ret.)

Jim Roeder, RN

Andy Roberts

Veterans for Altmann

These military service veterans are supporting Jon Altmann for City Council. Many of these men and women have been military officers or senior enlisted leaders. Several of them have been or are currently leaders in major veterans organizations, either at local or national levels.

Honorary Chairs

David Alger, Navy Reserve Officer

SK2 Marty Schwab, USNR (Ret.)

David Kot, US Army veteran

Jeff Begay, US Army veteran

Harry Evans, Sr., USAF retired officer

Hank Domeracki, USN senior officer

Marty Schwab, USN petty officer - recruiter/retiree

David Alger, USN civil engineering reserve officer

Marne Haney, USAF veteran/officer

Rob Haney, USAF veteran/officer

Bill Vincent, retired Navy Chief

Manny Ratner, retired Navy Master Chief

David Masters, Navy veteran/petty officer/career counselor

Harry Evans, Jr., US Army Airborne veteran - Professional Firefighter - Battalion Chief

Mike Schmidt, USN retired Navy Chief - Professional Firefighter

Stacey O'Connell - Marine Corps Desert Storm veteran

Lyle Tuttle - USN petty officer/veteran

Larry Bayhill - USN retired Navy senior officer/former Arizona Legislator

Carol Culbertson - USN retired Navy senior officer/veterans association leader

Frank Broz - USN retired Master Chief - veterans association leader

Joe Rendon - USN retired Senior Chief - veterans association leader

"Jon Altmann led the sons and daughters of our nation as my Command Senior Chief. He is a proven leader of men and women."

-Hank Domeracki, past commanding officer and Navy captain

Our most important endorsement:
Neighbors like you!

Jon Altmann - Protecting Our Neighborhoods for 30 years as a citizen volunteer

Neighborhood Association Leader
Fought to get more fire and emergency medical services in the district
Served on two City planning and zoning/neighborhood preservation-related committees
National veterans' rights leader
Navy Intelligence veteran - retired after 22 years of service
Degreed criminal justice and public safety professional - worked in counter drug intelligence

"History shows that Jon has strong family and community values, and his common sense leadership is just what Phoenix needs." - Lyle Tuttle, Maricopa County Republican Chairman

"Jon is a statesman who cares about his community. He works hard to put the positives about Phoenix on the map. He has stood up for veterans and has been a military and business leader." - Manny Ratner, Master Chief Hospital Corpsman, USNR (Retired) and Past National President, Naval Enlisted Reserve Association, Washington, D.C.

The Election

The Run-Off Election for District 3 will be Tuesday, November 6, 2007. In the September 11th election, almost 7,000 of the early mail ballots were never returned or voted. Also, of those that did vote, about 1,300 people who voted for the Mayor and Propositions did NOT vote for any District 3 candidate. Your vote does count. Please vote JON ALTMANN. For more information about the election, visit the City of Phoenix Elections homepage. Or, you can verify that you reside in Council District 3 by checking your address.

Voter Registration

To register to vote, visit the Secretary of State's voter registration page. From there you may register online or print a registration form. Remember that if you move, change your name, or change your address, you must complete a new voter registration form.