February 8, 2006 - Nancy Young Wright says she intends to steer Oro Valley in a new direction. A candidate for Oro Valley mayor, Young Wright said she will provide the openness of government and responsible fiscal direction that she believes opponent Mayor Paul Loomis lacks.

I intend to let the sun shine in on Oro Valley government. Too many decisions about the direction of growth in our Town have been made under cover. An atmosphere of mistrust between the citizens and the Council and Town staff continues to deepen. I'll work to improve communication.

According to the Press Release -  CC Goldwater, granddaughter of five-term United States Senator Barry Goldwater, has endorsed Nancy Young Wright for Pima County Supervisor in District One. Barry Goldwater’s 1964 presidential candidacy launched a revolution within the Republican Party.

Nancy Young Wright is running for the Pima County Board of Supervisors, District 1 in November.

I intend to let the sun shine in on Oro Valley government. Too many decisions about the direction of growth in our Town have been made under cover. An atmosphere of mistrust between the citizens and the Council and Town staff continues to deepen. I'll work to improve communication.

Democrat Nancy Young Wright received the nod of approval from former Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt on Wednesday.

Name: Nancy Young Wright

The Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence has chosen state Rep. Nancy Young Wright, D-District 26, as its 2009 Legislative Champion for Children and Youth.

Votes are being counted in Pima County Thursday afternoon, and candidates in the District 26 House and Senate races are assessing results.

Republican Vic Williams and Democrat Rep. Nancy Young Wright have emerged as apparent winners for two seats in the Arizona House from District 26, encompassing much of the Northwest.

Nancy Young Wright was elected president of the Amphitheater Public Schools governing board Jan. 14 in a 3-2 vote highlighting a division brought about earlier in the week when boardmember Mike Prout questioned her ability to lead. Boardmember Kent Barrabee was elected to the vice-president/clerk position, also in a split vote.

Amphitheater Public Schools Boardmember Mike Prout thinks fellow boardmember Nancy Young Wright carries too much baggage as a community activist and opponent of development to lead the school district and wants the other board members to make him the next board president.

Local legislator Nancy Young Wright announced that she intends to seek re-election to the Arizona House of Representatives.

State Rep. Vic Williams reported the most cash on hand compared to the other three Republicans running for the Pima County Board of Supervisors District 1 seat.

Rep. Nancy Young Wright, the incumbent Democrat in the District 26 House race, conceded defeat Tuesday.

District 26 Reps. Nancy Young Wright and Vic Williams listened to the concerns of parents and educators, and offered opinions and assurances about state budget shortfalls and education funding at a Thursday night forum.

As an elected official and a candidate, I welcome the opportunity to have my record of public service examined by voters. This is the essence of our democracy. However, I won’t accept a fraudulent misrepresentation of my record.

Democrat Nancy Young Wright was appointed to the House District 26 seat in January, after Rep. Lena Saradnik resigned the position for health reasons.

I appreciate the fact that The Explorer has granted me “equal time” to respond to some of the allegations made by my Tea Party opponent Ally Miller in last week’s edition. It is a great honor to be a candidate for the Pima County Board of Supervisors, representing an area where I have lived and served for 30 years. Our constituents will benefit from a civil, intelligent debate about the issues of the day and I am committed to doing my part to bring that about.

After running unopposed in the primary election, Democrat Nancy Young Wright will look to defeat Republican candidate Ally Miller in the General Election for a seat for Pima County Board of Supervisors, District 1.

There are some important decisions facing voters come the Nov. 6 General Election, and one big race earning a lot of attention in the Northwest is between Democrat Nancy Young Wright, and Republican candidate Ally Miller who are seeking to replace Ann Day in District 1 of the Pima County Board of Supervisors.

With all precincts reporting, Republican Ally Miller has unofficially defeated Democratic opponent Nancy Young Wright in the race for Pima County Board of Supervisors, District 1.

The Sun City Oro Valley Government Affairs Committee is holding a forum involving candidates for Pima County Board of Supervisors District 1 candidates, which includes Republican Ally Miller and Democrat Nancy Young Wright.