Arizona’s Elections: Vic’s Picks

Join us on September 20 at noon for a conversation with Victor Aronow of Vic’s Picks to talk about this year’s judicial elections. Here’s a link to Vic’s Picks for 2024. 

Click here to watch this presentation on the Secular AZ YouTube channel.

Victor Aronow graduated from Boston College Law School in 1970 and was recruited to come to Phoenix on a Reginald Heber Fellowship, a program of the Johnson War on Poverty that was intended to breathe life into moribund community legal services programs that had basically been doing  only small contracts and divorces.  The Fellowship was for one year, and now, almost fifty five years later, he is still in Phoenix.  He would like to move back to the East Coast, but can’t give up the daily laughs of Arizona politics from Jack Williams to Kari Lake.  During his career, he has been a pro tem Phoenix City Court judge, the supervisor of the ASU  Law School Civil Clinic, founder Radio Phoenix, unsuccessful candidate for state Senate, the first member of the National Lawyers Guild to invade Arizona, and in the interim, earned a Masters to Teach English as a Second Language which took him on many adventures and travels.  He serves as a volunteer with the East Valley NAACP  Legal Redress Committee, is a mentor for new  law school graduates, and gives a big tip of the hat to Dianne Post, whom he admires not only for her politics, but her ceaseless energy in working for a better and more satisfying world for everyone.