“Amanda Reeve is what Arizona needs and is exactly what District 6 needs,” said John Adam Kowalski, President of Pivot Productions, Inc and former LD 6 House candidate. “As a small businessman, I know the importance of having leaders who understand the economy and what it entails to revive it. Amanda is that leader; she has a keen understanding of the issues and she has proven that she will work hard for the residents of District 6.”

“I fully support Amanda and will be working to see her elected in November,” said Kowalski.

“I admire the campaign John ran and I am honored to receive his endorsement,” said Representative Reeve.  “He is great voice for the business community and I look forward to working with him and others to help restore Arizona’s struggling economy.“

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“On the House side, Reps. Amanda Reeve and Carl Seel won a seven-way Republican primary. They’re challenged by Democrat Teri Conrad and Green Party nominee Deborah O’Dowd.

We recommend Reeve. . .

Reeve was appointed to the seat last year and has established herself as a solid advocate for small business. She wants to simplify the tax code, reduce business taxes, promote job-training programs, streamline the permitting process and reduce red tape on schools. . .”

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• Arizona Fraternal Order of Police
• Arizona Highway Patrol Association
• Arizona Police Association
• Phoenix Law Enforcement Association

“The Arizona Police Association is dedicated to public safety,” said Brian Livingston, Arizona Police Association Executive Director. “Amanda Reeve has shown a remarkable understanding of the issues and has quickly developed and demonstrated a concern for the safety of law enforcement officers in Arizona.”

“I am deeply honored to receive the endorsements of these organizations. They all represent the men and women who dedicate their lives ensuring our community is a better and safer place to live.  They are our first line of defense in our fight with illegal immigration.  I will continue to do my part to help them in their efforts to protect and serve the constituents of LD 6 and all citizens of our great state”, said Representative Reeve.

July 21, 2010

Dear Rep. Reeve,

Arizona Sportsmen for Wildlife (AZSFW) is pleased to announce its endorsement of your candidacy for State House in Legislative District 6.  AZSFW is the leading advocacy organization representing the interests of Arizona’s sportsmen and it’s wildlife with more than 6,000 members statewide.

In addition to individual members, AZSFW is supported by most of Arizona’s wildlife species organizations and sportsmen organizations in every corner of our state.  Feel free to visit our website at www.arizonasportsmenforwildlife.org to learn more about our organization.

We welcome the opportunity to provide information on issues of importance to Arizona’s wildlife and the sportsmen community. . .

Best of luck to you in the upcoming election.

Respectfully submitted,

Art Pearce
AZSFW Legislative Committee and PAC Chairman

“The purpose of the Arizona Right to Life Political Action Committee is to support politicians and candidates who are committed to protecting the sanctity of life,” said Walt Opaska, Chairman of the Arizona Right to Life PAC. “Amanda is committed to the Arizona Right to Life and the pro-life movement and we are pleased to give her our endorsement.”

“I am proud to receive the Arizona Right to Life PAC endorsement. I believe in their mission as shown by my voting record and my 100% rating; and, I will continue to be a strong advocate for life at the state legislature,” said Representative Reeve.

In February, I had the great honor of being appointed by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors to represent District 6 in the Legislature. Now I am running for a full term so I may continue to be an effective leader, working to restore our state’s economy.

I have been a resident of District 6 for more than 10 years and currently work as a paralegal for a Valley law firm specializing in complex litigation. I am involved in our community.

I am pro-life. I am a defender of the Second Amendment. I believe in fiscal responsibility. I believe in reducing government and increasing individual liberty. These are the principles that will continue to guide me as an elected official.

These are very tough times for Arizona as our state struggles out of recession. But I am not afraid of the challenges that lie ahead. I will tackle them head on and will work tirelessly and thoughtfully to implement sound fiscal policies to improve our economy and bring back jobs.

My priorities include creating job opportunities and encouraging economic development; reducing government burden on small business; fighting illegal immigration; and providing excellent constituent services to the residents of District 6.

I believe I am the candidate who can achieve results in meeting these goals, and I would be honored to continue serving the people in District 6.

Amanda Reeve is running for House District 6.

Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/community/northvalley/articles/2010/07/12/20100712amanda-reeve-house-district-6.html#ixzz0tZdAlA9W

The Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce released its list of Arizona House and Senate candidate endorsements on July 6.

The business group endorsed a total of 36 candidates – 13 Senate and 23 House candidates – who they said “distinguished themselves as knowledgeable and supportive of issues affecting the success of greater Phoenix area businesses.”

“We have chosen candidates who understand we have serious community, business and policy issues to address this year,” said chairman John W. Moody in a statement released along with the endorsement list.

Republicans garnered 28 endorsements, while Democrats got eight.

The primary election is Aug. 24; the general is Nov. 2.

Here’s a full listing of Chamber-endorsed candidates:

State Senate
District 4: Scott Bundgaard – R
District 7: Rep. Nancy Barto – R
District 8: Rep. Michele Reagan – R
District 9: Rep. Rick Murphy – R
District 10: Sen. Linda Gray – R
District 11: Rep. Adam Driggs – R
District 12: Sen. John Nelson – R
District 14: Rep. Robert Meza – D
District 17: Wendy Rogers – R
District 19: Rep. Rich Crandall – R
District 20: Rep. John McComish – R
District 21: Rep. Steve Yarbrough – R
District 22: Rep. Andy Biggs – R

State House
District 6: Amanda Reeve – R
District 7: Heather Carter – R
District 8: Michael Blair – R, Eric Ulis – R
District 9: Rick Gray – R, Rep. Debbie Lesko – R,
District 10: Kimberly Yee – R, Rep. Jim Weiers – R
District 11: Rep. Eric Meyer – D, Kate Brophy McGee – R, Shawnna Bolick – R
District 12: Angela Cotera – D
District 14: Rep. Chad Campbell – D
District 15: Lela Alston – D
District 16: Rep. Cloves Campbell, Jr. – D, Ruben Gallego – D
District 17: Ben Arrendondo – D
District 18: Rep. Cecil Ash – R, Rep. Steve Court – R
District 19; Rep. Kirk Adams – R
District 20: Bob Robson –R
District 21: J.D. Mesnard – R
District 23: Frank Pratt – R

Full article: http://azcapitoltimes.com/blog/2010/07/06/phoenix-chamber-endorses-36-candidates/

Tom Farley, CEO of the Arizona Association of Realtors said, “I have worked with Amanda down at the legislature and she understands and is sensitive to issues that impacts today’s homeowners. She exhibits a keen understanding of the housing market and what it will take to re-establish confidence and encourage a stable market in Arizona.”

“I am grateful for the endorsement of the Arizona Association of Realtors and will work with them on the issues impacting the real estate industry,” said Representative Reeve. “I will do everything I can to help rebuild the market in order to attract new buyers. The housing market is a key factor in creating economic stability in our state.”

“Amanda Reeve is what the business community needs during this economic downturn. She believes in the free market and is committed to growing Arizona’s economy  by creating a tax and regulatory environment that attracts good jobs to the state,” Chamber Vice-President of Government Relations Allison Bell said. “The Chamber values  Amanda’s understanding of economic issues facing our state and we look forward to working with her in the next legislative session.”

“I am pleased to have the endorsement of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce. I will remain steadfast in my support of business and my goals of creating jobs, promoting  economic development and creating an environment where businesses can succeed so Arizona can flourish,” said Representative Reeve.