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Republican Vernon Parker speaks at a candidates forum, Thursday, Aug. 12, 2010, in Phoenix. Parker is seeking to fill the Arizona Congressional district 3 seat be vacated by eight-term Rep. John Shadegg, R-Ariz. (AP Photo/Matt York)
Vernon Parker gives his acceptance speech at Tomaso's in Phoenix on Tuesday, Aug. 28, 2012. Parker won the 9th district congressional GOP nomination.
Republicans Ben Quayle, left, and Vernon Parker are shown at a candidates forum, Thursday, Aug. 12, 2010 in Phoenix. Both men are seeking to fill the Arizona Congressional district 3 seat being vacated by eight-term Rep. John Shadegg, R-Ariz. (AP Photo/Matt York)
I am writing in support of Vernon Parker for U.S. Congress in Arizona District 3. I have had the pleasure of knowing Vernon Parker for the past 2 1/2 years. I have been impressed with the way he has cut the Town of Paradise Valley budget 29 percent while delivering the same level of service to the town residents. Vernon has built consensus both within the town and the Town Council on the issues that have come up during his tenure as mayor. Vernon has demonstrated great personal integrity, while proving he is a fiscal conservative not afraid of standing up to special interest groups. Vernon has a plan to secure and control our borders, revise health care legislation and get America back to work. Please join me in voting for Vernon Parker in the upcoming Republican primary.
A former U.S. attorney, who represented Vernon Parker before the Small Business Administration, set the record straight for Ben Quayle concerning accusations he made about Vernon’s dealings with the SBA. He asked the campaign to cease and desist any further spreading of false information through any media outlet. It appears Quayle will do anything to keep Vernon from winning the congressional race!
Mesa Mayor Scott Smith and former Tempe Mayor Hugh Hallman are teaming up on Oct. 5 to introduce Republican U.S. House candidate Vernon Parker to voters in the southeast Valley portion of the new 9th Congressional District.
Austin Hill: Vernon Parker is a Republican who has worked for two former U.S. presidents. He is the mayor of Paradise Valley, and he's African-American. Parker is talking about seeking the governor's office.
Republican candidate for Congressional District 9, Vernon Parker, paid a visit to an Ahwatukee Foothills business on Thursday in an attempt to better understand the needs and challenges of a small business.
Defeated 3rd Congressional District candidate Vernon Parker says he will step-down from the Paradise Valley Town Council.
Vernon Parker, Republican candidate for Congressional District 9, came out in favor of a ‘no build’ option for the Loop 202 Freeway extension on Sunday, Earth Day.
Vernon Parker, Republican candidate for Congressional District 9, came out in favor of a ‘no build’ option for the Loop 202 Freeway extension on Sunday, Earth Day.
President George H.W. Bush, in a letter recently sent to Vernon Parker, lent his name and support to Vernon Parker’s campaign for Congress in Arizona’s newly created Congressional District 9 (CD-9).
Le Templar: Paradise Valley Mayor Vernon Parker says he has cut the town’s spending by 25 percent and the budget for mayor and Town Council by 54 percent. What Parker doesn’t mention is any reference to what those cuts were or how they might translate to the governor’s office.
Former Paradise Valley Mayor Vernon Parker took the lead in early election results Tuesday night in the Republican party’s race to be on the November ballot for Congressional District 9.
Unofficial results in the race to represent congressional district 9 show Republican Vernon Parker and Democrat Kyrsten Sinema in the lead.
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Vernon Parker took the first steps Wednesday to start collecting cash to battle a proposal by Gov. Jan Brewer for a temporary tax hike.
The battle between former state Sen. Kyrsten Sinema and ex-Paradise Valley Mayor Vernon Parker for Arizona's 9th Congressional District continues to rage on as local agencies work to tabulate early and provisional ballots.
Vernon Parker wipes his face before an interview during his election party at Tomaso's in Phoenix on Tuesday, Aug. 28, 2012. Parker won the 9th district congressional GOP nomination.
Wendy Rogers speaks to the audience while fellow candidates Vernon Parker, left, and Martin Sepulveda listen on during the Chandler Chamber of Commerce-sponsored Congressional District 9 candidate forum, Monday, June 4 at Chandler City Hall [Mike Sakal/Tribune]
The District 9 Congressional race could be one of the closest races in Arizona and both candidates admit Independent voters will decide the winner.
By Mark Scarp, contributing columnist
By Jerry Brown, contributing columnist
Guest Commentary by Bill Richardson
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By Mark Heller, Tribune
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