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Dear "Young Az Petitioner,"

That is quite a story you've told. All that it lacks is truth.

So let's add some truth, just to set the record straight.

1. I own a 30% interest in Petition Partners,LLC but have no management role, authority, or control over the company.
2. No petitions have ever been "funneled" to my company, The Media Guys, Inc. and no "conflict of interest," much less "fraud" has ever existed or been alleged other than by you.
3. The Kelty campaign paid for some petition signatures and reported that expenditure on its campaign finance reports.
Whatever might or might not have transpired between you and the person you identify as "Jenny" is silliness simply because the expenditure was fully disclosed.
4. 2007's hysteria suggesting that large numbers of non-citizens were being registered to vote was, again, shown not to be true.
In fact, validity rates for the 2007 Democratic Party voter registration drive turned out to be well within what both Pima Co. and Maricopa Co. elections officials considered normal.
However, like much news reporting, only the juicy allegation is widely reported while the boring facts that contradict the headline tend to be ignored.
5. You are also wrong about Petition Partners' record of qualifying petitions for the ballot.
For the past decade the firm has qualified more citizen initiatives for the ballot than any other firm operating in Arizona and is the underlying sub-contractor for most "national" petition firms retained by Arizona campaigns. In other words, local campaign groups hire an out-of-state petition firm which, in turn, hires Petition Partners to actually do the work.

Here are a few other facts that you might find either helpful or threatening depending upon your real identity:
1. Since its inception, Petition Partners has routinely referred suspected petition circulator fraud and forgery to law enforcement officials and continues to do so.
2. Petition Partners is the only Arizona petition firm that routinely runs national criminal background checks on all circulators. This is done at the firm's expense and not billed to the firms clients or client campaigns.

Finally, Petition Partners has been leading the calls for reform of Arizona's initiative & referendum system, beginning with an earlier deadline for filing petitions and providing county officials the resources they need to conduct their validity checks.

The firm will apparently have more to say about possible reforms, including its support for prohibiting pay-per-signature and requiring paid circulators to pass a DPS fingerprint and criminal background check.

Also, I do not know who "Larry" and "Cairo" are, but I suspect that going after them to get paid is a better use of your time.

This is an embarrassment all around— for the Governor, the TIME Coalition, and its consultants. There's plenty of blame to go around.

Coupled with the Trust Land cluster, the Governor enters the final two years of her term without any real “legacy” achievements. Will these two issues be forced to the 2010 ballot, when the name Janet Napolitano is on the ballot for the US Senate? Will they become more of a referendum on her, rather than a debate and decision on the merits of each initiative, putting each measure at further risk? Or, fearing that, will the Governor and her team prevent these needed and long-delayed initiatives from moving forward for her own political sake in 2010? This year might have been the best shot for both, which will undoubtedly be the case if Majority Rules passes.

The TIME Coalition appears to have become the poster child of what NOT to do in this election cycle. Hired and fired consultants...turned away 18,000 petitions that would have made a difference...didn't file the suit against the Secretary of State in a timley manner. It seems it couldn’t do anything right. While all the focus has been on the petitions, what has been buried in the process is the genuine lack of support—even opposition—by many to the initiative itself. The Mayors have been unhappy from the get-go, given the lack of consultation in developing the plan. Pima County leaders see very little regional value in the plan. The transit community and those who support light rail expansion see the plan as anemic at best. While public opposition has been limited (and why should it be vocal—let the campaign implode on its own) it’s there and is sure to coalesce and mobilize if the matter moves forward. To be sure, there will be some enterprising politicos who will come forward, seeing an opportunity given TIME’s demonstrated ineptness.

And then of course, there is the whole notion of a tax hike as a funding mechanism that the public is sure to resist. Fight it in court if you want—it’s still a 17% tax increase. The stars are far from aligned here for the Coalition. The best hope for Marty Schultz, David Martin and company is to have the Supreme Court quash this now, put them out of their misery, and start over on a new plan that has broad support. A loss here will only make next Transportation effort even more uphill.

In fairness, Ziemba-Wade should have the least blame here. They were directed by the Govenor and the TIME Coalition to carry out a statewide ballot campaign even though they have no statewide ballot campaign experience. Can't fault them for reaching for the money. But the contributors should certainly demand their money back, that's for sure. It was a loss when HighGround resigned/was fired from the campaign. While they lose more often then they win, at least they had experience, particularly with the last Maricopa County transportation measure, in which they were able to squeeze out a victory.