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Rocque
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Updated
06/25/2026 |
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Rocque Perez
was an
appointed
member of
the Tucson
City Council
in Arizona,
representing
Ward 5. He
left office
on December
1, 2025.
Perez is
running for
election to
the Arizona
Senate for
Legislative
District 20
in the 2026
elections. Stonewall
Democrats of
Arizona have
endorsed
Alma
Hernandez as
has Equality
Arizona (EQAZ)
as a
strong ally
of the
2SLGBTQIA+
community for
election to
the Arizona
State Senate,
conversely
we condemn
Mr. Perez
and his
campaign
Chair for
their
anti-Semitism,
vileness,
outright
lies and
lack of
professionalism. |
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Some links on this page
are to Republican
leaning media
outlets, that said,
what they report is
correct. Mention is
made in the
following articles
of several elected
officials as an
attempt at guilt by
association. These
"media" outlets do
not care about Mr.
Perez, they've just
used these articles
in an attempt to
smear them. These
officials are guilty
of nothing in that
Mr. Perez lied to
them through
omission. He simply
didn't tell them.
Stonewall Democrats
of Arizona is very
proud to endorse a
number of them as
long standing
friends and allies
of the 2SLGBTQIA+
community |
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"Seven
Months of
Silence, One
Week of
Questions.
The
controversy
surrounding
Rocque
Perez,
Alma
Hernandez,
and the
local media
outlets
caught in
the middle.
Six stories
on a lawsuit
he lost.
Zero on
posts
calling for
violence
against
women. Zero
on public
funds
directed to
his own
employer.
Zero on the
Secretary of
State's
endorsement
of his
opponent.
This is the
documented
story of how
Tucson's
local press
covered the
LD-20
Democratic
primary —
and what it
chose not to
cover, for
seven
months,
until a
Phoenix
reporter
walked into
Tucson's
backyard and
did the
work." |
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June 4, 2026 |
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Found
on
Facebook,
June
1,
2026 |
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So
THIS
hates
Jews.
Can
you
imagine
any
Republican
or
for
that
matter
many
Democrats
even
wanting
to
be
around
him
much
less
work
on
anything
with
him? |
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Tucson
Candidate
Criticized
For Deleted
Online Posts |
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"“So
kill them,
do your duty
baby girl,”
was the
message sent
in 2020 to a
user of
X.com who
was
complaining
about
conservative
household
members.
“Someone
throw this
b---- off
the capitol
building
roof
please,”
Perez's
account
responded to
a post by
President
Donald
Trump’s
daughter
Ivanka the
same year.
Those and
similar
messages
posted on an
account that
belongs to
Perez are
preserved on
Archive.org
after being
deleted." |
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May 29, 2026 |
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Six Stories
For A
Lawsuit
Rocque Perez
Lost. Zero
For Tweets
Calling for
Violence
Against
Women... And
That Other
Thing |
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"Six weeks
before
Tucson’s
LD-20
Democratic
primary, the
Arizona
Republic
published
what every
Tucson
outlet
already knew
and chose
not to
print:
archived
tweets from
Senate
candidate
Rocque Perez
calling for
violence
against
women. This
piece
follows the
receipts —
the
endorsement
wall, the
six
favorable
hit pieces
on his
opponent,
the
appointment
that
happened
after the
allegations
were already
public, and
the historic
Chicana-Yaqui
slate that
the machine
has been
trying to
bury since
October. If
you want to
understand
how Tucson’s
Democratic
power
structure
actually
operates,
this is the
article for
you. Read it
before
July." |
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May 29, 2026 |
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Alma Hernandez Faces
Ballot Challenge
Over Unpaid Fines |
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"A judge is deciding
whether Democrat
Alma Hernandez can
stay on the 2026
ballot in
Legislative District
20, after fellow
Democrats challenged
her candidacy over
more than $20,000 in
alleged unpaid
campaign finance
fines. Rocque
Perez, a former
Tucson city council
member, and Luz
Espinoza Burruel
filed nearly
identical suits
against Hernandez,
who has represented
Legislative District
20 in the state
house since 2019 and
is seeking
reelection, alleging
she racked up the
fines by filing
several campaign
finance reports
hundreds of days
late between 2018
and 2023." [ . . . ]
"Hernandez's
defense leaned on a
2018 Arizona Supreme
Court ruling that
found candidates
could not be
disqualified for
penalties related to
late campaign
finance reports
unless those
penalties had been
enforced by state
agencies,
according to Arizona
Public Media's Nick
Rommel." |
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Apr. 16, 2026 |
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Personal
Attacks and
Anti-Semitism... |
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Taken
from Mr.
Perez' own
Facebook
account not
just
attacking
his opponent
in the 2025
race but her
brother and
sister as
well because
(gasp!)
they're
Jewish. Even
more
shocking is
that Mr.
Perez' own
campaign
chair, Mo
Goldman, is
himself
Jewish and
is aware of
these posts. |
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The ONLY
reason for
Perez's
mention of
Israel is to
try to smear
them for
being Jews!
Anti-Semitism
anybody???
THIS is the
poster boy
for GenX? |
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