Republican
Boyd Dunn
was a member
of the
Arizona
Corporation
Commission.
He assumed
office on
January 2,
2017. He
left office
on January
4, 2021.
Dunn ran for
re-election
to the
Arizona
Corporation
Commission.
He was
disqualified
from the
Republican
primary
scheduled on
August 4,
2020. Dunn
was also a
judge on the
Maricopa
County
Superior
Court in
Arizona. He
was
appointed by
Governor Jan
Brewer in
October 2011
to succeed
J. Kenneth
Mangum. He
retired from
the court on
June 30,
2015.
"A judge booted
Arizona Corporation
Commissioner Boyd
Dunn off the
Republican primary
ballot Thursday
after a campaign
worker who gathered
nominating petition
signatures on his
behalf admitted in
court that she
forged some of the
names. After tossing
all of the 166
nominating petition
signatures the
worker had submitted
along with several
hundred other
signatures that
county election
officials deemed
invalid, Maricopa
County Superior
Court Judge Roger
Brodman said Dunn
was 92 signatures
short of qualifying
for a spot on the
ballot."
