The Plan to Save Our State and Party: 10 Minutes a Day
Transform Arizona’s political future with just 10 minutes of your time each day.
Every election is won or lost by the margins—by the handful of votes in key precincts that determine control of our state legislature, congressional seats, and local offices. The difference between victory and defeat often comes down to whether our voters show up on election day.
The Mission: Reach 15 voters daily through personal text messages to educate them about upcoming elections, voting schedules, and why their participation matters to Republican success.
Why This Works:
Personal contact moves voters. A text from a fellow Republican reminding them when and how to vote dramatically increases turnout. When you reach 15 voters a day, that’s 105 voters per week, 450 per month, and over 5,400 voters per year that you’ve personally educated and mobilized.
What You’ll Do in Your 10 Minutes (we provide all the content):
- Send friendly, informative texts to Republican voters in your area
- Share key voting dates: early voting periods, election day, and polling locations
- Explain what’s at stake in upcoming elections
- Remind fellow Republicans that showing up is how we win
- Answer basic questions and direct voters to resources
The Impact:
If just 100 volunteers commit to this daily practice, we’ll reach 1,500 voters every single day—540,000 voter contacts per year. That’s enough to flip close races, secure majorities, and build the sustained engagement our party needs to thrive.
This isn’t about grand gestures or massive time commitments. It’s about consistent, personal outreach that builds relationships and drives results. Ten minutes a day. Fifteen texts. That’s the foundation of victory.
Ready to be part of the solution? Join the 10 Minute Plan and help us save our state and strengthen our party—one voter at a time.
The Plan to Save Our State and Party
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Text Images & Messaging Below
March A Messaging
We are Officially in the 2026 Election Season
Your vote is your voice for the people you love, the future you dream of, and the country you want your children to inherit—make it count.
Make sure your voter registration is up to date! Check your Voter Registration Status by June 22nd
Primary Election: July 21,2026
General Election: November 3, 2026
March B Messaging
We are Officially in the 2026 Election Season
Your vote is your voice for the people you love, the future you dream of, and the country you want your children to inherit—make it count.
Make sure your voter registration is up to date! Check your Voter Registration Status by June 22nd
Primary Election: July 21, 2026
General Election: November 3, 2026
April A Messaging
Voting is how you hold your government accountable and ensure your voice isn’t drowned out by those who show up while you stay home.
The primary isn’t just about picking your favorite—it’s about choosing who can actually beat the Democrat in November and keep Arizona red.
Make sure your voter registration is up to date! Check your Voter Registration Status by June 22nd
Primary Election: July 21, 2026
General Election: November 3, 2026
April B Messaging
Every right we cherish was secured by people who fought for the power to vote—honor their sacrifice by exercising yours.
You’re not just voting for who excites you most; you’re voting for who can win over independents, moderates, and swing voters in the general election.
Make sure your voter registration is up to date! Check your Voter Registration Status by June 22nd
Primary Election: July 21, 2026
General Election: November 3, 2026
May A Messaging
Your vote is your declaration that you refuse to let others decide your future without you.
Many of your most important local races—City and Town Councils, Constables, State Legislature, and State Senate—are effectively decided in the Primary Election.
The primary is your real opportunity to shape who represents you in local government, who enforces your laws, and who makes decisions.
Miss the primary, and you’ve already surrendered your voice on the leaders who impact your daily life most directly.
Make sure your voter registration is up to date! Check your Voter Registration Status by June 22nd
Primary Election: July 21, 2026
General Election: November 3, 2026
May B Messaging
The people who don’t want you to vote are counting on your silence—prove them wrong.
Primary voters hold the power to either hand Democrats a victory by nominating someone unelectable, or secure a win by choosing a candidate who can compete.
Ballots ARE NOT automatically forwarded by USPS or the postal service.
If you are out of town YOU MUST request a Temporary Address Request
Primary Election: July 21, 2026
General Election: November 3, 2026
June A. Messaging
Voting isn’t just a right; it’s your stake in the ground that says you matter, your values matter, and your community’s future matters.
Governor, Lt. Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Treasurer—these five seats control Arizona’s government.
Keeping our state red requires strategic thinking, vote for candidates who can WIN in November.
Make sure your voter registration is up to date! Check your Voter Registration Status by June 22nd
June 22nd – Last day to register
June 24th – Early voting begins
June 24th – Mail-in ballots go out
July 10th – Last day to request a ballot for the primary
July 14th – Last day to mail your ballot
Primary: July 21, 2026
June B Message
Democracy only works when citizens participate—your vote is the difference between being governed and governing yourself.
Your primary vote determines whether we fight with a winner or watch from the sidelines—choose the candidate who can actually hold the seat for Republicans.
Make sure your voter registration is up to date! Check your Voter Registration Status by June 22nd
June 22nd – Last day to register
June 24th – Early voting begins Find a Voting Location
June 24th – Mail-in ballots go out
July 10th – Last day to request a ballot for the primary
July 14th – Last day to mail your ballot
Primary: July 21, 2026
July A Message
We vote because it’s the only way to translate our values into action—your ballot is the bridge between what you believe and what actually happens in government.
The primary is your strategic battlefield: you’re not just choosing who you like best, you’re choosing who has the strength, appeal, and resources to defeat the Democrat in November.
July 10th – Last day to request a ballot for the primary
July 14th – Last day to mail your ballot
Primary: July 21, 2026
July B Message
VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!
July 10th – Last day to request a ballot for the primary
July 14th – Last day to mail your ballot
Primary: July 21, 2026
IF YOU HAVE NOT MAILED YOUR BALLOT BY JULY 14TH , DO NOT DROP YOUR MAIL-IN BALLOT ON ELECTION DAY – VOTE IN PERSON
August “A” Message
General Election: Tuesday, November 3th!!! VOTE, VOTE, VOTE!!!!
November 3rd decides who controls Arizona for the next four years.
Governor, Legislature, statewide offices, and propositions—all on the ballot. Your vote is your voice, and silence means surrender. Every Republican vote counts. Every seat matters. Show up and vote.
- Oct 5th – Last day to register to vote
- Oct 7th – Early voting begins
- Oct 7th – Electioneering begins
- Oct 7th – Mail-in ballots go out
- October 23 – Last day to request a mail-in ballot for the general election
- General: November 3, 2026
Check your Voting Status and Register online:
If you are going to be out of town: How to forward our Ballot: Arizona law does not allow official election materials, such as ballots, to be forwarded by the Post Office. If you would like to have your ballot mailed to a temporary mailing address: Temporary Mailing Address Link
Vote, Vote, Vote, too Big to Rig!
August “B” Message
The primary chose our candidates. November 3rd is where we WIN. Democrats are mobilizing—we must match them vote for vote. Winning isn’t about hoping; it’s about showing up. Your vote determines whether Arizona stays red or turns blue. Make your voice heard.
- Oct 5th – Last day to register to vote
- Oct 7th – Early voting begins Polling Locations
- Oct 7th – Electioneering begins
- Oct 7th – Mail-in ballots go out
- October 23 – Last day to request a mail-in ballot for the general election
- General: November 3, 2026
Check your Voting Status and Register online:
USPS advises: Where voters will both receive and send a ballot by mail, voters should submit their ballot request early enough so that it is received by their election officials at least 15 days before Election Day at a minimum, and preferably long before that time.
If you cannot mail your ballot before Oct 27rd plan on voting in person to have your ballot counted on election night.
IF YOU HAVE NOT MAILED YOUR BALLOT OCT 27TH, DO NOT DROP YOUR MAIL-IN BALLOT ON ELECTION DAY – VOTE IN PERSON
If you are going to be out of town: Arizona law does not allow official election materials, such as ballots, to be forwarded by the Post Office.
If you would like to have your ballot mailed to a temporary mailing address: Temporary Mailing Address Link
Vote, Vote, Vote, too Big to Rig!
September “A” Message
Arizona’s future is on the ballot November 3rd. Who runs our schools, our courts, our budget, our elections—it all gets decided by who shows up to vote. Your vote is your power. Use it or lose it. Republicans win when Republicans vote.
Link to Republican voting recommendations: https://everythingrepublican.org
Check your Voting Status and Register online:
- Oct 5th – Last day to register to vote
- Oct 7th – Early voting begins Polling Locations
- Oct 7th – Electioneering begins
- Oct 7th – Mail-in ballots go out
- October 23 – Last day to request a mail-in ballot for the general election
- General: November 3, 2026
USPS advises: Where voters will both receive and send a ballot by mail, voters should submit their ballot request early enough so that it is received by their election officials at least 15 days before Election Day at a minimum, and preferably long before that time.
If you cannot mail your ballot before Oct 27rd plan on voting in person to have your ballot counted on election night.
IF YOU HAVE NOT MAILED YOUR BALLOT OCT 27TH, DO NOT DROP YOUR MAIL-IN BALLOT ON ELECTION DAY – VOTE IN PERSON
If you are going to be out of town: Arizona law does not allow official election materials, such as ballots, to be forwarded by the Post Office.
If you would like to have your ballot mailed to a temporary mailing address: Temporary Mailing Address Link
Vote, Vote, Vote, too Big to Rig!
September “B” Message
November 3rd General Election: This is where the real fight happens. Every governor’s veto, every legislative vote, every policy decision flows from who wins this election. Your vote isn’t symbolic—it’s the mechanism that keeps Arizona red. Cast it.
Link to Republican voting recommendations: https://everythingrepublican.org
Check your Voting Status and Register online:
- Oct 5th – Last day to register to vote
- Oct 7th – Early voting begins Polling Locations
- Oct 7th – Electioneering begins
- Oct 7th – Mail-in ballots go out
- October 23 – Last day to request a mail-in ballot for the general election
- General: November 3, 2026
USPS advises: Where voters will both receive and send a ballot by mail, voters should submit their ballot request early enough so that it is received by their election officials at least 15 days before Election Day at a minimum, and preferably long before that time.
If you cannot mail your ballot before Oct 27rd plan on voting in person to have your ballot counted on election night.
IF YOU HAVE NOT MAILED YOUR BALLOT BY OCT 27TH, DO NOT DROP YOUR MAIL-IN BALLOT ON ELECTION DAY – VOTE IN PERSON
If you are going to be out of town: Arizona law does not allow official election materials, such as ballots, to be forwarded by the Post Office.
If you would like to have your ballot mailed to a temporary mailing address: Temporary Mailing Address Link
Vote, Vote, Vote, too Big to Rig!
October “A” Message
Winning Arizona on November 3rd requires every Republican to vote. Not most. EVERYONE!!! Close races come down to dozens of votes per precinct. Your single vote could be the difference between holding the line or losing control. Your voice. Your vote. November 3rd.
Link to Republican voting recommendations: https://everythingrepublican.org
Check your Voting Status and Register online:
- Oct 5th – Last day to register to vote
- Oct 7th – Early voting begins Polling Locations
- Oct 7th – Electioneering begins
- Oct 7th – Mail-in ballots go out
- October 23 – Last day to request a mail-in ballot for the general election
- General: November 3, 2026
USPS advises: Where voters will both receive and send a ballot by mail, voters should submit their ballot request early enough so that it is received by their election officials at least 15 days before Election Day at a minimum, and preferably long before that time.
If you cannot mail your ballot before Oct 27rd plan on voting in person to have your ballot counted on election night.
IF YOU HAVE NOT MAILED YOUR BALLOT BY OCT 27TH, CONSIDER VOTING EARLY AND ID VERIFY
Arizona voters can now show ID when dropping off mail ballots, avoiding signature verification and expediting counting of their ballot
If you are going to be out of town: Arizona law does not allow official election materials, such as ballots, to be forwarded by the Post Office.
If you would like to have your ballot mailed to a temporary mailing address: Temporary Mailing Address Link
Vote, Vote, Vote, too Big to Rig!
October “B” Message
The stakes are simple: November 3rd determines whether Republicans or Democrats control Arizona government. Every office, every policy, every decision for years to come. Winning is about one thing—VOTING. Your vote is your voice in that decision. Make it count. General Election: November 3, 2026.
Link to Republican voting recommendations: https://everythingrepublican.org
Check your Voting Status and Register online:
- Oct 7th – Mail-in ballots go out
- Oct 7th – Early voting begins
- October 23 – Last day to request a mail-in ballot for the general election
- General: November 3, 2026
USPS advises: Where voters will both receive and send a ballot by mail, voters should submit their ballot request early enough so that it is received by their election officials at least 15 days before Election Day at a minimum, and preferably long before that time.
If you cannot mail your ballot before Oct 27rd plan on voting in person to have your ballot counted on election night.
IF YOU HAVE NOT MAILED YOUR BALLOT BY OCT 27TH, CONSIDER VOTING EARLY AND ID VERIFY
Arizona voters can now show ID when dropping off mail ballots, avoiding signature verification and expediting counting of their ballot
If you are going to be out of town: Arizona law does not allow official election materials, such as ballots, to be forwarded by the Post Office.
Vote, Vote, Vote, too Big to Rig!
November 5th Election Day Message
TODAY IS THE DAY. November 3rd. Everything we’ve worked for comes down to the next few hours.
Every office, every seat, every decision about Arizona’s future—it’s all decided TODAY by who shows up.
Your vote isn’t one of many; it’s THE ONE that tips the scale in your precinct.
Polls close tonight and there are no second chances. This is it. GO VOTE. Keep Arizona red.
Link to Republican Voter Guide voting recommendations: https://everythingrepublican.org
Vote in Person on Nov 3rd!!
IF YOU HAVE NOT MAILED YOUR BALLOT BY OCT 27TH, VOTE TODAY AND ID VERIFY
Arizona voters can now show ID when dropping off mail ballots, avoiding signature verification and expediting counting of their ballot
Your Vote Makes the Difference!
Swamp the Polls!