Make Sure You Get Your Early Ballot!Bob Littlefield For Arizona State Representative,

Last Friday I turned in 1,484 petition signatures (more than twice the 676 required) to the Arizona Secretary of State to get my name on the Republican ballot for State Representative from District 23! That was a big milestone in the campaign.


Today marks another big milestone in the campaign, because it is the first day that voters can request an early ballot. Most voters in our district vote by early ballot and most are on the Permanent Early Voting List (PEVL) and are used to automatically getting their ballot in the mail without having to ask for it. But if you are registered as an independent or Party Not Determined (PND) you will NOT automatically get a ballot for the August 26^th primary election even if you are on the PEVL – unlike Republicans and Democrats, independents must take action in order to receive an early ballot for the primary election.

Today, county elections officials will mail out postcards to those on the permanent early-voting list. To get an early ballot, independents must return the postcard, indicating they want a Republican Party ballot. Or beginning today, they can call the Maricopa County elections office at 602-506-1511to request that ballot.Another quirk of our early voting system is that the Post Office will NOT automatically forward mail-in early ballots. So, if you are planning to be out of town during the summer you need to call that same Maricopa County elections office number (602-506-1511) to request that your ballot be forwarded to your summer address!

Thank you for your support. If you have any questions or would like more information about my campaign my web site is www.boblittlefield.com and my phone # is 602-228-9145.Paid for by “Vote Littlefield” Bob Littlefield, Chairman, Kathy Littlefield, Treasurer

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Bob Littlefield For Arizona State Representative, Legislative District 23

First, I want to thank the voters of Scottsdale for their support over the last eleven years. 

Bob Littlefield

Your support has allowed me the privilege of serving my community for three terms as a Scottsdale City Councilman. However, Scottsdale has a three-term limit for Councilmembers, so I cannot run again for Scottsdale City Council.

I believe I still have much to contribute to my community, to the state of Arizona and to you, my fellow citizens. I want to continue my efforts to protect our quality of life and insure our tax dollars are spent wisely. That is why I am running for the Arizona State House of Representatives in Legislative District 23.

Most recently my wife Kathy and I ran the successful campaign to defeat a third-of-a-billion-dollar city property tax increase which, despite a $230K campaign to promote it (our campaign spent less than $5K in contrast) was defeated by a margin of 60-40.  If you want to see this kind of pragmatic, effective fiscal conservatism in the Arizona State Legislature I would appreciate your financial contribution, your help with my campaign and, of course, your vote.

My top priority as a State Representative will be encouraging economic growth. Our state needs money to improve education, protect our most vulnerable children and to maintain and update our infrastructure. But we can’t fix these problems by increasing taxes – higher taxes would actually hinder the economic growth Arizona needs to meet the needs of our residents.

While everyone gives lip service to supporting economic growth, it is clear what we are currently doing as a state is not working as well as it should. Arizona just lost a competition we should have won to become an FAA drone test site, and companies that should be moving to Arizona are moving to other states instead. My experience as a successful high-tech businessman and entrepreneur, and my background in the fast-growing aviation industry, gives me the tools to promote innovative, out-of-the-box ideas for increasing economic growth in Arizona. Our state must wean itself off the booms and busts associated with the real-estate development industry, and I have the knowledge and experience to help make that happen.

During my time on the Scottsdale City Council I have been a strong supporter of the tourism industry, and I will continue to actively support growing tourism at the state level.

If you have any questions or would like more information feel free to contact me. 

Phone: (602) 228-9145 · Web: www.BobLittlefield.com · email: bob@boblittlefield.com