By Mia Fredericks – City of Palo Verde Attention all 60,000 citizens of Palo Verde, the results of the 2020 Palo Verde election are in, and trust me you will be excited! Your newly elected mayor is Ms. Brown. Mayor
Girls State cities begin to take shape
By Nicolle Conlogue – City of Manzanita The second day of Girls State included citizens introducing themselves at the beginning of the meeting. Since there are six cities this year, all the citizens from three different cities introduced themselves today
AZ Girls State 2020 Looking Bright!
Catherine Zbiegien – City of Cholla The first day of the 2020 Arizona Girls State was a success! While we were unfortunately unable to meet as a city today, we learned a lot about how Girls State is run and
Virtual Girls State Comes Together!
Mia Fredericks – City of Palo Verde June 22nd marks the first day of Arizona Girls State, although it looks a bit different than in years past. Typically, Girls State takes place at the University of Arizona, but due to
Girls State Nationalist Party – First Day
By Nicolle Conlogue – City of Manzanita During Girls State today, each citizen was sorted into one of two different political parties at random. In order for it to be nonpartisan in regards to the classic, major political parties in
A Whole New World of Arizona Girls State – Day 1
By MiLee Vogel – City of Sycamore What a world we are living in right now. If you would have told me a few months ago, that I would get into Arizona Girls State but it would be completely online,
Seeing Who I Can Be
By Merlin D’souza – City of Saguaro Hi Everyone, I am so happy that you are reading this blog! Today was my first day as a delegate of Arizona Girls State! I learned that this year is an important year
An Introduction of Political/Party Fundamentals
By Rhiannon Ingram – City of Ocotillo Today started the Arizona Girls State for many of us statewide. We were introduced to dozens of girls with similar interests as us. There were also dedicated moderators who made the entire virtual