Tuesday, September 15 | 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Understanding The Issues That Matter
A Nonpartisan Look at Arizona's 2026 General Election Ballot
The 2026 general election is almost here. Do you know what's on your ballot? Join us at Scottsdale Museum of the West to find out, together.
Come early and wander the galleries, then join us for an evening built around one simple idea: understanding what's actually on your ballot.
Mingle with fellow Arizonans over a reception, hear real stories and real data on the issues shaping this election, and settle in for a nonpartisan dialogue that cuts through the noise.
Civic and voter organizations will be on hand throughout the evening with resources, information, and the ability to check your voter registration on the spot.
No stage, no spin, just good company and a clearer picture of what's at stake for Arizona.
Event Location
Western Spirit: Scottsdale's Museum of the West
3830 N. Marshall Way, Scottsdale, AZ
Dress Code
Business Casual
Event Registration
Featured Speakers
Ladona Harvey
Co-Host of Arizona's Morning News
KTAR News
Jim Sharpe
Co-Host of Arizona's Morning News
KTAR KTAR News
Mike Broomhead
Host of the Mike Broomhead Show
KTAR
Raquel Teran
Community Advocate, former AZ Dem Chair, former AZ Senate Minority Leader
Hugh Lytle
Founder of Equality Health & Former Independent Candidate for Governor
Gina Swoboda
Former Arizona Republican Party Chairwoman & former Candidate for AZ Secretary of State
Run of Show
Doors Open | Wander first. Explore the galleries.
Doors open early so you can take in the museum's exhibits before the program begins. Grab a drink, look around, get comfortable.
Event Program | Hear the issues. Real stories, real data.
Arizona leaders share what's actually shaping this election, democracy and elections, education and workforce, water and energy. Straightforward and easy to follow, no matter where you stand.
Closing Remarks | Program Ends
Closing thoughts, key information, and resources available
Event Closes
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