Election Day, Nov. 8, is fast approaching.
Early ballots are arriving in mailboxes all over Arizona.
Signs are popping up on street corners, in front yards and on vehicles around town.
Social media is abuzz with clever memes and video pop-ups to snag your attention and sway your vote on candidates and issues.
Traditional television advertising is carpet-bombing living rooms across the nation with negative messages fueled by special interest groups, billionaires, and dark money.
This tsunami of mixed messages from random sources with questionable credentials leaves many voters overwhelmed and wondering which messages are true and which messengers are trustworthy.
This is where constituent education comes in …
