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District 20 Meeting with Anthony Miller (1st African American to lead a legislative district in Arizona)

August 10, 2010 by The I-Team  
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Come support Anthony Miller who is an outstanding Republican in District 20.

Time:  7 pm

When:  Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Where:  Grace Inn, 10831 South 51st Street, Phoenix, AZ 85044 — (480) 893-3000

A little bit about Anthony Miller:

LD20GOP News

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Published 11/15/2009

Anthony Miller was elected as the new Chairman of the Arizona Legislative District 20 Republicans at their regular meeting in November.  Miller replaces former Chairman Farrell Quinlan, who resigned his position to take a new job.

Chairman Miller becomes the first African American to lead a legislative district in Arizona.

I’ll be there and I hope you can come, too!

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