Eve Reyes-Aguirre

Running for #AZSEN in 2018 #Indigenous Woman. Community Organizer for 20yrs. Campaign is fueled by the people, not corporate interests #GreenParty #eve4az ✊🏽🌻

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

AZ Independent & Green voters, I need 1,100 signatures in order to be on 2018 ballot! Add your support https://t.co/s2QSKpfale @GreenPartyUS

[Neda Eftekhar @NedaEftekhar]

@EveForUSSenate Really disheartening. A true democracy encourages all voices, and relishes vigorous debate. A real democracy imparts the power to the people to decide their elected officials. I hope you're on the ballot in November.

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

@bomber9996 Thank you for your feedback. This has been very disheartening and we are seeking legal counsel.

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

To all our supporters:

Our campaign has been issued a summons to appear in court. 546 of our 1483 signatures have been contested, enough to disqualify us from the ballot.

Please read our full statement on this clear attack on this grassroots campaign: https://t.co/4KN3kDPnbg

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

Eve Reyes-Aguirre, an Izkaloteka Pueblo member, said her identity as an indigenous woman informed her decision to run for office.

“I realized our voices have been falling on deaf ears. We need to step forward.”

Thank you @latimes for highlighting our Senate campaign in Arizona. https://t.co/FkN0oSJaIa

[Los Angeles Times @latimes]

As Arizona approaches midterm election, Native Americans look to increase clout https://t.co/5M9dJG3ZPS

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

When people playing HQ support you as a candidate 💖 https://t.co/X3mVYJg7ae

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

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[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

Signing this pledge was simply the easiest part of my campaign thus far. #nofossilfuelmoney #eve4az

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

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[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

@NotAlexNoyle @AZGreenParty @GreenPartyUS We need about 300 more!!

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

@AZGreenParty & Independent voters:

We are at a critical stage in my campaign with only 2 weeks left to obtain 1200 signatures so I & @GreenPartyUS can get on ballot for Senate.

Want to see what an indigeous woman & community organizer can do in gov? Go: https://t.co/vHC0p0MoCD

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

@ChasingGreens @AZGreenParty @GreenPartyUS Thanks for your support. You can have your family visit https://t.co/vxFYce9gN6 to sign our petition. They must be Green Party or independent registered voters.

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

https://t.co/7Ze6MQh9Dy. These families don’t need condolences or sympathies. They don’t need our hearts to go out to them or our prayers. They need us to fight for them, they need justice.

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

@realDonaldTrump How unfeeling must you be to congratulate a nation that spent the day killing protesters?

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

How unfeeling must you be to congratulate a nation that spent the day killing protesters? https://t.co/iw6gm5buSn

[Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump]

Big day for Israel. Congratulations!

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

The actions of our ”leaders” don't go without consequence.

@realDonaldTrump the blood of #gaza is on your hands as much as it is on the Israeli military. https://t.co/Bni69Aq4vQ

[RT @RT_com]

‘Terrible massacre’: Israel kills 41, injures 1,700 Gaza protesters as US embassy opens in Jerusalem
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[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

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[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

5. We now have a chance to work together, and my goal is to give Arizonans a choice that they can feel good about this November.

Visit https://t.co/vxFYce9gN6 for more information and to sign the petition to get my name on the ballot.

[Eve Reyes-Aguirre @EveForUSSenate]

4. As I marched with thousands of teachers and students last week, I realized that the outcomes we want to see in our communities are more important than our political affiliations.