Arizona United States Senate candidate Mark Lamb highlights border, economy, crime, and national security as top campaign issues

Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb made a powerful statement during a recent meeting at the Sun City West Republican Club, where he outlined his top campaign issues for his Arizona United States Senate bid. With a background in law enforcement, Lamb emphasized the importance of addressing border security, the economy, crime, and national security.

During his time as sheriff, Lamb has been actively involved in combating fentanyl and human smuggling, as well as conducting searches for illegal immigrants in the desert. He also highlighted the concerning increase in Chinese military-age men entering the U.S. in recent years, raising questions about the safety and security of the country.

Joining Lamb at the meeting were other notable speakers, including Army intelligence officer Capt. Seth Keshel, who discussed the importance of preventing voter fraud and urged attendees to get involved in the election process. Additionally, retired military officer William “Bud” Meador and Maricopa County Supervisor candidate Robert Branch shared their insights on various issues affecting the community.

The Sun City West Republican Club, which welcomes Republicans and Independents, holds monthly meetings at the Church on the Green. The next meeting is scheduled for May 4, providing an opportunity for individuals to engage with local leaders and learn more about important political issues.

For more information about the Sun City West Republican Club and upcoming events, visit SCWrepublicans.com. Stay informed and get involved in shaping the future of Arizona politics.