ScrambleWatch Q&A: Republican David Gowan on Crime

Republican David Gowan is facing fellow Republican Frank Antenori and Democrat Andrea Dalessandro in the race for two seats in the House of Representatives in Legislative District 30. We asked him some questions on crime.
Should we increase state funding for prison construction?
It’s hard because we are in such a big hole. I like what Arpaio does. [...]

ScrambleWatch Q&A: Republican Juan Ciscomani on Crime

Republican Juan Ciscomani is running for House of Representatives in Legislative District 29.  We asked him some questions on crime policy.

Should we have more contracts with private prisons?
Yes, private prisons are a cost-effective way to deal with the need for prison capacity.
Should we spend more on program that provide prisoners with vocational education while they [...]

ScrambleWatch Q&A: Republican Pat Kilburn on Crime

Republican Pat Kilburn is running for House of Representatives in Legislative District 29.  We asked him some questions on crime policy.
Should we increase state funding for prison construction?
No, I think that we should use contract prisons and for non-violent offenders, we should consider options like residing in barracks type environment.
Should we have more contracts with [...]

ScrambleWatch Q&A: Democrat Matt Heinz on Crime

Democrat Matt Heinz is running for House of Representatives in Legislative District 29. We asked him some questions about crime policy.

Should we increase state funding for prison construction?
Incarceration is an important part of the judicial system but I would like to see as much money funneled into prevention and rehabilitation as possible. We keep filling [...]

ScrambleWatch Q&A: Democrat Daniel Patterson on Crime

Democrat Daniel Patterson is running for House of Representatives in Legislative District 29. We asked him some questions about crime policy.
Should we increase state funding for prison construction?
You know, I’m not sure whether we should or not. I’d have to look at it more closely. I am very troubled that in a lot of ways [...]

ScrambleWatch Q&A: Doug Sposito on Crime

Doug Sposito is one of the four Republican candidates running for a seat in Legislative District 30 House of Representatives. We asked him some questions of crime policy.

Should we increase state funding for prison construction?

Yes.

Should we have more contracts with private prisons?

I think that the privatization of prisons can also work.

Should we [...]

ScrambleWatch Q&A: Republican David Gowan on Crime

Having made it through the primaries, Republican David Gowan will run against Frank Antenori and Andrea Dalessandro in the general election for one of two seats in Legislative District 30 House of Representatives. We asked him some questions on crime.
Should we increase state funding for prison construction?

It’s hard because we are in such a big hole. I like [...]

ScrambleWatch Q&A: Republican Frank Antenori on Crime

Having made it through the primaries, Republican Frank Antenori will run against David Gowan and Andrea Dalessandro in the general election for one of two seats in Legislative District 30 House of Representatives. We asked him some questions on crime.
Should we increase state funding for prison construction?

Yes, right now there is a policy where we are [...]

ScrambleWatch Q&A: Republican Sharon Collins on Crime

Republican Sharon Collins, who is one four candidates in the GOP primary for two open Arizona House of Representatives seats in Legislative District 30, answers a few questions on crime policies.

Should we increase state funding for prison construction?
I’ve heard that they (the Legislature) are spending a lot of money on prison construction. So, I would [...]

ScrambleWatch Q&A: Democrat Matt Heinz on Crime

Democrat Matt Heinz is running for House of Representatives in Legislative District 29.  We asked him some questions about crime policy.
Should we increase state funding for prison construction?

Incarceration is an important part of the judicial system, but I would like to see as much money funneled into prevention and rehabilitation as possible. We keep filling up [...]