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									Steve Christy |  | 
						
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																	| Far-right, MAGA Republican member 
																	of the Pima 
																	County Board 
																	of 
																	Supervisors 
																	in Arizona, 
																	representing 
																	District 4. 
																	Christy's 
																	current term 
																	ends on 
																	January 1, 
																	2025. 
																	Christy ran 
																	for 
																	re-election 
																	to the Pima 
																	County Board 
																	of 
																	Supervisors 
																	to represent 
																	District 4 
																	in Arizona. 
																	Christy won 
																	in the 
																	general 
																	election on 
																	November 3, 
																	2020. 
																	Christy is 
																	currently 
																	running for 
																	re-election 
																	in November 
																	of 2024. |  | 
						
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							| Pima County 
									Board Of Supervisors Vote 
									On 
									Resolution Opposing 1864 Abortion Ban | 
						
							| "The Pima County Board 
									of Supervisors overwhelmingly approved a 
									resolution that calls for an end to an 1864 
									law that effectively bans abortion in 
									Arizona. The board voted 4-1 to pass the 
									resolution, with Board member Steve 
									Christy casting the sole opposition 
									vote." | 
						
							| Apr. 16, 2024 | 
						
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									Pima 
									County Board Of Supervisors Member Wants To 
									Shutdown Casa Alitas | 
						
							| "Pima County Board of 
									Supervisor Steve Christy wants Casa 
									Alitas shutdown." | 
						
							| Mar. 21, 2024 | 
						
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										Letter: 
										Will Steve 
										Christy Apologize? |  
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										Feb. 2, 2022 |  
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										| "On November 
										17, 2020, two weeks after the November 
										3, 2020 general election, Ally Miller, 
										the outgoing Pima County District 1 
										County Supervisor, and Steve Christy, 
										the then re-elected District 4 County 
										Supervisor, both voted against approving 
										the Pima County Canvass certifying the 
										results. Christy alluded to some 
										nefarious actions that concerned him 
										about possible widespread vote fraud 
										across the country in voting against the 
										canvass. The vote was 3-2 in favor of 
										approving the canvass. |  
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										| Now that the 
										Pima County Attorney's Office has 
										concluded there was no fraud in the 
										November 3, 2020 election, will Steve 
										Christy admit his error of judgment and 
										affirm that both both he and Joe Biden 
										won their respective elections? Will he 
										apologize to the Pima County Elections 
										Department and the Recorder's Office 
										along with the all the elections workers 
										for doubting their integrity in 
										tabulating the votes casted in the 
										general election? |  
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										| It would be a 
										sign of leadership if Christy admitted 
										to his error. |  
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										| Matt Somers |  
										| Midtown" |  
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							| Pima County Employees To Receive Fully Paid Parental 
							Leave | 
						
							| "Pima County’s employees will 
							now make 100% of their regular salaries when taking 
							parental leave, the Board of Supervisors decided 
							last week in a 4-1 vote. [...] 
							Supervisor Steve 
							Christy, the only dissenting vote last Tuesday on 
							the new policy, wasn’t convinced increasing the pay 
							for parental leave was necessary." | 
						
							| Dec. 28, 2021 | 
						
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							| Christy's Challenge: 
															Why Aren't We 
															Blaming Migrants For 
															COVID Pandemic? | 
						
							| Supervisor Steve 
															Christy puts the 'xeno' 
															back in phobia 
															during a Tuesday 
															rant. | 
						
							| Aug. 10, 2021 | 
						
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							| County Supervisor 
															Christy Cites Bogus 
															Study In Effort To 
															Lift Pima’s Mask 
															Mandate | 
						
							| "Pima County 
															Supervisor Steve 
															Christy
															cited a 
															bogus study making 
															its way around 
															right-wing websites 
															when he made a run 
															at lifting Pima 
															County's mask 
															ordinance at last 
															week's board 
															meeting. Christy's 
															motion died for lack 
															of a second. In 
															justifying his push 
															to lift the 
															ordinance that 
															requires Pima County 
															residents to wear 
															face masks in public 
															when they can't 
															physically distance 
															from other people 
															(and also requiring 
															businesses to ask 
															customers to wear 
															masks), Christy 
															cited a study he 
															said was from "the 
															Medical Center at 
															Stanford University" 
															that purported to 
															show that wearing 
															masks did nothing to 
															stop the spread of 
															COVID and could in 
															fact be hazardous to 
															people's health." | 
						
							| Apr. 29, 2021 | 
						
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																		| Center 
																		for 
																		Arizona 
																		Policy |  
																		| 2020 
															Candidate 
															Questionnaire |  
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																		| Position Sought: 
																		
																		
																		
																		Pima 
																		County 
																		Board Of 
																		Supervisors 
																		District 
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																					| Question 
																					7: Adding “sexual orientation,” “gender identity,” and “gender expression” to the protected classes of race, religion, age, sex, and ancestry in nondiscrimination law. |  
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																					| Candidates' 
																					Position: Oppose. |  
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																					| Question 
																					8: Protecting a parent's right to seek professional counseling for their minor child with same-sex attraction or gender identity issues to help them reach their desired outcome.* |  
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																					| Candidates' 
																					Position: Support. |  
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																					| Question 
																					10: Protecting individuals and businesses from being required to use their artistic expression in a manner that violates their conscience.** |  
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																					| Candidates' 
																					Position: Support. |  
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																					| *  This is in reference to the dangerous and disproven "Reparative Therapy". |  
																					| **Discriminatory "Religious Freedom" laws. |  
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