Colorado City, AZ — Rodney Glassman, a candidate for Arizona Attorney General, made a two-day visit to Colorado City on April 24–25, meeting with local officials, business leaders, and community members.
Glassman was accompanied by his wife, Sasha, throughout the visit. His stop included a Uzona Chamber of Commerce social, where the couple had the opportunity to connect with area residents and hear from the local business community. He also met individually with Mayor Ream and Police Chief Radley, along with other members of the community.
During his visit, Glassman toured the Dream Center and spent time with some of the developers currently active in the area — a sign of the community’s ongoing growth and investment.
About the Candidate
Glassman is a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Air Force JAG Corps Reserve and a litigation attorney with nearly two decades of experience. He is running as a Trump conservative, with his campaign chaired by Maricopa County Sheriff Jerry Sheridan, Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne, and former Arizona Senate President Karen Fann.
His platform centers on withdrawing Arizona from what he characterizes as politically motivated lawsuits, supporting law enforcement, combating fentanyl and human trafficking, enforcing election laws, and defending small businesses from overregulation.
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