My name is Steve Smith and I currently serve in the State Senate, but this year I am running for the State House of Representatives.  I currently live in the City of Maricopa with my wife and now three young children, and my platform is simple. I stand for God, Family, and County.

Each year when session starts, one of the most important things I do is to reach out to both my constituents and to concerned Arizonans outside of my district to find out what is important to them and what they want to see legislatively in the upcoming year.

In the race for Legislative District 11 State Representative, Republicans Adam Kwasman and Steve Smith have claimed the two available House seats, defeating Democrat Dave Joseph.

The Metropolitan Pima Alliance has selected Amber Smith to lead the organization as its new executive director.

Steve Smith, currently a Senator in the Arizona State Legislature, District 23, is looking to take his political and business experience into the House of Representatives, District 11. 

House Bill 2291 is proof that two people can look at the same thing and see it very differently. 

The Sun City Oro Valley Government Affairs Committee is holding a forum involving candidates for the Arizona State House and Senate, District 11.

The Marana Chamber of Commerce has elected its board of directors for the 2008-09 fiscal year.

Sen. Al Melvin was elected to a third term in the Arizona Senate Tuesday night, defeating Democrat Jo Holt for a seat in Legislative District 11, which was formerly District 26.

Candidates for District 11’s Arizona House of Representatives and Senate gathered last night at Pima Community College’s Northwest Campus for a question and answer session, sponsored by the Arizona Clean Elections Commission.

Steve Shear is well known in the SaddleBrooke set as co-founder with his wife, Susan, of the PrimeTime Players and the lively interactive courtroom plays they create for the DesertView Performing Arts Center.

While a lot of attention is being paid to the District 8 Congressional race, there is still planning taking place at the state level, especially in District 11.

Oct. 13, 2004 - First place in the 1A-3A South Region will be on the line, Oct. 15, when the Desert Christian Eagles' soccer squad will travel to the Northwest to take on Green Fields Country Day School.

There's a party going on in Tucson this Saturday, Aug. 8, to honor University of Arizona basketball coach Lute Olson, and you're invited.

Leaders from Arizona’s Legislature today joined a growing coalition of leaders throughout the state who support for Jeff Flake to serve in the United States Senate.

Interfaith Community Services is anticipating a 50 percent decrease in its administrative and cash assistance funds from the state of Arizona if Proposition 100 is defeated May 18.

Who says age and youth don’t mix?

With the high number of provisional and mail-in ballots last week, the state had more than 600,000 votes to count after the Nov. 6 General Election. In Pima County, election crews spent the last week going through nearly 80,000 ballots.

In her State of the State address last Tuesday, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer expressed her continued optimism about the direction of Arizona’s economy, and called for increased competition in the realms of job creation and education.

Legislative District 11 State Rep. candidate David Joseph has admitted fault to some of the allegations made by Pinal County Republican Committee Chairman Stephen Kohut that he misspent primary election fund dollars, though calling it an “honest mistake.”