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Kevin Cavanaugh |
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Republican Kevin Cavanaugh was a
2018 special election candidate who sought election
to the U.S. House to represent the 8th Congressional
District of Arizona. Cavanaugh was elected to the
Pinal County Board of Supervisors in 2020. He has
previously run for a variety of different offices. |
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Case
Settled For Pinal County Employees Who
Claim They Were Defamed By Elected Official |
"A $40,000 settlement
has been reached to resolve a defamation
case that accused a Pinal County elected
official of spreading false information
about two county employees.
Garland Shreves and Amanda Stanford, who
both work in the Pinal County Attorney's
Office, filed a lawsuit last summer against
county officials that accused Supervisor
Kevin Cavanaugh of trying to tarnish
their reputations." |
Apr. 28, 2023 |
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2nd Arizona
County Mulling Hand-Counts Rejects Effort |
"During Wednesday’s
meeting of the all-Republican Pinal County
board, Supervisor Kevin Cavanaugh
proposed doubling or tripling the number of
precincts chosen for the post-election
hand-count audit. He pointed to the repeated
and unfounded claims by former President
Donald Trump about ballot tabulation
machines that have fired up his supporters" |
Nov. 2, 2022 |
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Letter to the Editor: Cavanaugh Corruption |
"As if news of
Supervisor Cavanaugh's alleged
unauthorized break-in to the Coolidge
Elections Office wasn't enough, now news of
what appears to be the most self-bloated
budget ever incurred by a Pinal County
Supervisor. This, from a guy who signed off
his incendiary 2021 blog Politrak with the
words "Protecting Individual Rights – Kevin
Cavanaugh". His budget numbers show that he
is absolutely protecting his individual
interests on the backs of the taxpayer's of
Pinal County. With arrogance, he states that
"HR has to catch up" - to him!" |
Jun. 16, 2022 |
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WTF Pinal
County Board Of
Supervisors? |
"In a 3/2 vote on this
past Wednesday, the Pinal County Board of
Supervisors voted to reject a $3.4 million
federal grant for improving vaccine equity.
Supervisor Kevin Cavanaugh (District
1), led the charge to deny the funding,
questioning whether Pinal County had a need
for a “vaccine equity coordinator”, which
the grant mandated be established. The grant
also funded vaccination efforts like mobile
vaccine clinics. County Public Health
Services District employees were stunned by
the move with the director, Dr. Tascha
Spears, saying “I just simply would like to
note that our public health team is deeply
disappointed”." |
Sep. 5, 2021 |
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A Trump Supporter’s Guide To 2018 Midterm
Election Candidates |
Sep. 18, 2017 |
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Cavanaugh Accused Of Federal Violation In
Connection With CD1 Campaign |
Jul. 24, 2017 |
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Another PCSO Employee Ignores Resign To Run
Rule |
Apr. 27, 2017 |
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