About half the Tucson and Pima County races on the 2012 ballot were either uncontested Dems or Dems vs. Greens. I don't know if the Reps didn't bother fielding candidates or the Dems got them knocked off the ballot. I suspect that it was a little of both.
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Date: 2012-12-25 09:03 pm (UTC)LOL, that's not even remotely logical. But here are a couple for you:
http://www.tucsonweekly.com/TheRange/archives/2011/06/02/democrats-want-to-knock-gop-mayoral-candidate-mcclusky-off-the-ballot
http://ivn.us/2011/06/29/greens-well-positioned-after-democratic-party-ballot-purge-in-tuscon/
About half the Tucson and Pima County races on the 2012 ballot were either uncontested Dems or Dems vs. Greens. I don't know if the Reps didn't bother fielding candidates or the Dems got them knocked off the ballot. I suspect that it was a little of both.