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In December 2024, the Executive Guidance Committee for the Maricopa County Republican Committee approved a resolution I submitted for their review.
You are here: Poor Governance Data; Poor Governance Examples; --Jamie's Examples; '''Gaining Support'''


The resolution, Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Contracts Must Be Open and as Transparent, Subject to Public Oversight, Audits, and Corrective Action Plans, identified performance gaps in Maricopa County governance and called upon the Arizona State Legislature to establish laws mandating that all Public-Private Partnership contracts institute Contract Compliance Oversight and Corrective Action Plans.
* The next part of the story is [[April 15, 2025: Public Records Request]]


== Timeline ==
----In December 2024, the Executive Guidance Committee for the Maricopa County Republican Committee approved a resolution I submitted for their review.


# [[Preface]] — Author's introduction
The resolution, Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Contracts Must Be Open and as Transparent, Subject to Public Oversight, Audits, and Corrective Action Plans, identified performance gaps in Maricopa County governance and called upon the Arizona State Legislature to establish laws mandating that all Public-Private Partnership contracts institute Contract Compliance Oversight and Corrective Action Plans.
# [[2020: The Event]] — The November 2020 general election anomalies
# [[2001: The Journey Begins]] — Starting to ask questions about lessons learned
# [[November 2024: Midterm Election]] — The Katie Hobbs situation
# [[December 2024: Gaining Support]] — Resolution submission
# [[April 15, 2025: Public Records Request]] — Public Records Request process
# [[May 15, 2025: Let’s Play Hot Potato]] — Public Records Request runaround
# [[August 3, 2026: Submitted Complaint]] — Formal complaint submission


== Navigation ==
'''No Governance Gaps''' are identified on this page since there are no observations of Maricopa County practices or behaviors. The actions described on this page were independent of a direct interface with Maricopa County.


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== Related Governance Principles ==
=== The PPP Resolution ===
This version is from 7/22/25. This is the same text that was presented in December 2024 to the Executive Guidance Committee for the Maricopa County Republican Committee, which approved the resolution.


* [[Governance Analysis|📊 Governance Analysis]]
[[File:2025-07-2025 PPP.png|border]]
* [[What is a CAP?|❓ What is a CAP?]]
* [[About the Green Book|📗 About the Green Book]]
* [[Author Bio|✍️ About the Author]]

Latest revision as of 15:19, 11 September 2026

You are here: Poor Governance Data; Poor Governance Examples; --Jamie's Examples; Gaining Support


In December 2024, the Executive Guidance Committee for the Maricopa County Republican Committee approved a resolution I submitted for their review.

The resolution, Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Contracts Must Be Open and as Transparent, Subject to Public Oversight, Audits, and Corrective Action Plans, identified performance gaps in Maricopa County governance and called upon the Arizona State Legislature to establish laws mandating that all Public-Private Partnership contracts institute Contract Compliance Oversight and Corrective Action Plans.

No Governance Gaps are identified on this page since there are no observations of Maricopa County practices or behaviors. The actions described on this page were independent of a direct interface with Maricopa County.

Jamie's Timeline

  1. 2020: General Election Anomalies — Maricopa County has numerous election anaomalies
  2. 2021: My Journey Begins — Starting to ask questions about lessons learned
  3. November 2022: Ethical Issues with Katie Hobbs Overseeing Her Own Election — As Arizona S.O.S., Katie Hobbs oversaw her own election
  4. December 2024: Gaining Support — [My action; PPP Resolution Approved; no governance gaps]
  5. April 15, 2025: Public Records Request — [My action; no governance gaps]
  6. May 15, 2025: Let’s Play Hot Potato — Public Records Request runaround
  7. June 25, 2025: Runbeck Contract Delivered - Responsive Record Delivered by Procurement
  8. June 25, 2025: Dominion Contract Delivered - Responsive Record Delivered by Procurement
  9. July 25, 2025; Still Gaining Support - [My action; Another PPP Resolution Approved; no new governance gaps]
  10. November 20, 2025: Debbie Lesko Presentation - Explains Recent Lost Ballots
  11. December 1, 2025: Special Complaint File with Court - [My action; no new governance gaps]
  12. January 24, 2026, Broadening the Support - [My action; PPP Resolution Approved; no new governance gaps]
  13. February 23, 2026: Plaintiff's Briefing - [My action; I filed a brief with the court; no new governance gaps]
  14. March 12, 2026: Maricopa County Defense Briefing - Maricopa County Legal Team's Defense Brief
  15. April 3,, 2026, Plaintiff's Response to the Defense Briefing - [My action; no new governance gaps]
  16. April 15, 2026, Evidentiary Hearing Set - Judge requires additional information before a final decision is made.
  17. June 1, 2026: Judge's Decision - Judge Rules in Favor of the County
  18. June 8, 2026: Arizona State Ombudsman Replies - Representative from the Arizona Ombudsman Citizens's Aid agency
  19. June 9, 2026: Maricopa County Ombudsman Replies - MC response was consistent with Arizona Ombudsman's expectations
  20. August 3, 2026: Submitted Complaint — Formal complaint submitted & response was as expected.

The PPP Resolution

This version is from 7/22/25. This is the same text that was presented in December 2024 to the Executive Guidance Committee for the Maricopa County Republican Committee, which approved the resolution.