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May 12, 2008 - 7:24pm

Coincidence?

By Wally Edge
Category: LocalTags: Tim Nelson, Andrew Thompson

Thursday May 8th 2008 and Democratic County Attorney candidate Tim Nelson announces his candidacy against Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas. The following morning the staff of the Arizona Democratic Party shows up to work and there is an Andrew Thomas billboard outside there office.

Thomas sign outside AZDP and Nelson OfficeThomas sign outside AZDP and Nelson Office

 

Coincidence? Maybe. But what makes this story even better is the building directly behind the Democratic HQ (the tall building on the left in this picture) is the office of Tim Nelson.

PolitickerAZ.com, through some thorough investigative research, has obtained a copy of the original sign Thomas wanted, which was ultimately rejected. SEE BELOW

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