January 17, 2008 - 12:21pm
Three GOPers to run for Corporation Commission
By Alex IsenstadtThe AP takes a look at the GOP lawmakers who are looking to run for the Corporation Commission.
“Three state legislators have announced they're running for Arizona Corporation Commission seats to replace three fellow Republicans who are term-limited and cannot run for re-election.
“Representatives Marian McClure of Tucson, Bob Robson of Chandler and Bob Stump of Peoria are running for seats held by Commissioners Jeff Hatch-Miller, Bill Mundell and Mike Gleason.”
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