Tim Nelson, Candidate for Maricopa County Attorney

from Desert Politics · host Todd Landfried

What is the job of the Maricopa County Attorney? Is the current occupant doing a good job or wasting taxpayers' money? Are we safer or being taken for a ride? In this program, we speak with one of the Democratic candidates for the job, Tim Nelson, and get his take on the current attorney's performance and why he would be better as the Maricopa County Attorney.

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