First Year in Review

QC – STV RWF received our charter in October 2020, and since then there has been a lot of action going on!

MEMBERSHIP GROWTH!
We experienced nearly 200% increase in our membership in our first year. The club was founded with 22 members and we are now approaching 70 members ,as well as a large number of associate members. We were pleased that twenty-one of the 22 original members chose to renew their membership in January 2021

2020 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Despite our relatively new club status, our members stuffed envelopes, door knocked with the Sidekick app and made hundreds of calls to voters. We carpooled to attend rallies and fundraisers for President Trump, Martha McSally and other conservative candidates. We posted and delivered yard signs.

ELECTION INTEGRITY
Along with the nation, we followed the 2020 election with great interest and disappointment at the unexpected results. We recommitted our efforts to work for election integrity and support conservative candidates.
Members knocked on doors to validate County voter roll records. Other members worked diligently on the floor of the Maricopa County Full Forensic Audit for many weeks.

EDUCATION
Meeting at the Pioneer Justice Court, we had the privilege of hearing from multiple candidates, officials and newsmakers.

ONGOING WORK
Many of our members have become active Precinct Committeemen in Pinal and Maricopa Counties. We registered on the Arizona Request to Speak (RTS) system to support conservative legislation. Others wrote and called national legislators on federal legislation and encouraging commitment to election integrity.

REDISTRICTING
Members of our club spoke before the Pinal County meeting of the Redistricting Commission sharing their opinions on the redistricting process.

LOOKING FORWARD TO THE FUTURE