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Mohave County
District 2 Supervisor Hildy Anguis speaks at
the 'Calling All Patriots' event |
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Far-right Republican Hildy
Angius, previously of New York and San
Diego, currently Mohave County Supervisor
for District 2 and 2024 candidate for the
Arizona House of Representatives Legislative
District 30. |
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Mohave County Supervisor Hildy Angius
Announces Bid For Arizona State Legislature |
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"Mohave County
District 2 Supervisor Hildy Angius
has confirmed her plans to seek the
Republican nomination for one of the two
District 30 seats in the Arizona House of
Representatives in 2024. [...] She will be
seeking a seat that will be vacated by House
Majority Leader
Leo Biasiucci, R-Lake Havasu City, who,
in turn, will be seeking the nomination for
the District 30 Arizona Senate seat
currently held by another Havasu Republican,
Senate Majority Leader
Sonny Borrelli. Borrelli cannot run for
re-election in the Senate because of
state-imposed term limits. Angius said she
has the support of Biasiucci, District 30
Rep.
John Gillette (R-Kingman) and Borrelli
in her election bid." |
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Apr. 2, 2023 |
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Mohave
Officials Approve
Canvass,
While Complaining |
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"Mohave County
Supervisors unanimously certified the
results of the 2022 election Monday, but
they made it clear they weren't happy about
it. Some were tempted to follow the lead of
Cochise County, which flouted the state's
Monday deadline for canvassing election
results. The Cochise County board risked
legal consequences by rescheduling the
required canvass until December 2, despite
the November 28 state deadline. [...]
"I
will vote to certify this canvass under
duress for the chaos Maricopa County has
foisted into our election process,"
said supervisor Hildy Angius." |
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Nov. 28, 2022 |
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Mohave County Supervisors Delay Certifying
Mid-Term Election |
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"The Board of
Supervisors in Mohave County has delayed
certifying the mid-term results as what’s
described as a statement of solidarity until
next Monday which is the deadline. The board
met on Monday and
voted to delay certifying
the results as part of a political statement
after they say the election in Maricopa
County was poorly run. Supervisor Hildy
Angius said they’ve been approached not
to certify the election, but didn’t indicate
by who, “we’re mad, I’m mad, I think
everyone in Mohave County should be mad.”" |
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Nov. 21, 2022 |
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Right-wing Nutjobs Being
Right-wing Nutjobs |
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Mohave County Becomes Second
Amendment Sanctuary County |
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"On Monday,
November 4, the Board of
Supervisors voted unanimously in
favor of a resolution making
Mohave County a 2nd Amendment
sanctuary county. State
Representative
Leo Biasiucci and State
Senator
Sonny Borrelli joined U.S.
Congressman Paul Gosar at the
meeting in support of the
resolution. “While we’re voting
on this here, they are voting on
whether to become a ‘sanctuary
city’ for illegal immigration,”
said Supervisor Hildy Angius
referring to the residents of
Tucson. “Everyone will
understand what we meant to do
here today.”" |
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Nov.
7, 2019 |
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Mohave County Renames Road After LaVoy
Finicum, Militia Member Killed By Officers
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"The Arizona rancher
and anti-government protester died on the
side of a remote Oregon road in 2016. He was
shot after he ran a police roadblock, plowed
into a snowbank, got out of his truck and
advanced on authorities. The Mohave County
Board of Supervisors this week voted to
rename another remote stretch of road after
Finicum, calling him a patriot who died
defending his beliefs." [...] "Angius
said she was honored to bring forward a vote
to rename a two-mile section of Yellowstone
Road near the community of Cane Beds and
call it
LaVoy Finicum
Road." |
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Nov. 10, 2017 |
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Conservatives Brew Action In Tea Parties |
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"Her accent seems
better suited for an episode of “The Real
Housewives of New York City” than the
Chaparral Country Club in Bullhead City. Yet
here she is, Hildy Angius, holding
court with three men who’ve just finished a
round of golf in this retirement community."
[...] "At 51 and retired, she now spends her
days organizing events featuring Republican
candidates, getting ready to go door-to-door
to get voters to the polls for Arizona’s
August primary and writing newsletters that
help promote town hall meetings,
conservative initiatives and
Tea Party protests." |
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