Sheila K. Muehling
As I write this, we are just 16 days away from the 2026 Primary Election. By the time you read this, the votes will have been cast, and the results will be known. While I don’t know who the winners will be, I sincerely hope Arizona voters took the time to learn about the Republican candidates, evaluate their qualifications, and consider what each can contribute to our party as we prepare for the General Election on Nov. 3.
Regardless of who emerged victorious in the Primary, it is now time for Republicans to come together. Our shared principles and goals are far greater than any differences we may have had during the campaign. Unity will be essential if we are to succeed in November, and I hope we will all stand together in support of our Republican nominees.
SaddleBrooke Ranch Conservatives (SBRC) August Meeting
Wednesday, Aug. 12
SBR Sol Ballroom, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Over the years, one comment I have heard repeatedly from members of Republican organizations is, “I enjoy hearing from the candidates, but I wish we had a town hall where I could ask my own questions.”
With many candidates taking a brief break during August to recharge and prepare for the General Election, we thought this would be the perfect opportunity to host an SBRC Town Hall at our Aug. 12 meeting. Rather than listening to campaign speeches, you’ll have the opportunity to hear a panel discussion and ask questions about the issues that matter most to you.
While we are still finalizing our panel of participants, we will announce the lineup as soon as it is confirmed. Watch for updates in the SBRC Briefs, the SaddleBrooke Ranch Reminder, and through our special email announcements.
We hope you’ll join us for what promises to be an informative and engaging discussion.
A Special Shoutout
I would like to thank Kathleen Dunbar and Gloria Wolfe from SaddleBrooke for their great work in organizing and presenting the “Candidate Breakfast 2026.” There were 300 guests and 16 candidates who came together for a delicious breakfast, great music, and enlightening introductions to the candidates. Job well done ladies!
SBRC Mission Statement
The mission of the SaddleBrooke Ranch Conservatives (SBRC) shall be to educate and empower our members to act to further Conservative and Republican goals, provide a collegiate atmosphere for discussion, elect Republican/Conservative candidates, support the Republican Party, support the Constitution of the United States, and provide social functions and gatherings to promote membership morale, camaraderie, and communications.
For meeting/event details, please contact Marion Ewing at marion.g.ewing@gmail.com.