News Isn't Red or Blue

KJZZ Enews

The election process is critical to our democracy.

You can show your support for fact-based news coverage by joining the "news isn't red or blue" campaign by staking a KJZZ yard sign in front of your home or business.

You can pick up your sign at KJZZ's Spot 127 Youth Media Center, Changing Hands Bookstores Wag N' Wash Phoenix and Scottsdale, and at KJZZ in Tempe

It’s a  great way to help KJZZ reach a greater number of people who can benefit from  the news, civil discourse, and facts they’ll need to cast an educated vote this year.

Photo of a proud KJZZ employee next to yard sign

 Feeling a sense of pride? Take a photo next to your sign and send it to [email protected] along with a caption that we can share with other KJZZ fans.

 We also encourage you to post a News Isn't Red or Blue sign on your Facebook, Twitter (#RealNews) or other social media accounts.


Special thanks to Changing Hands Bookstores, Wag N' Wash Phoenix and Scottsdale, and Rio Salado College for their in kind support.


Considerations:

Yard signs cannot be staked on public land. Home owner associations may not permit yard signs, please check with your association. Individuals are entitled to pick up more than one sign.

A 2010 NPR survey revealed that listenership is comprised by a fairly equal number of people who consider themselves liberal, moderate and conservative. We at KJZZ understand and respect the diversity of NPR listeners and Valley residents and we’re committed to facilitating civil discussions with newsmakers and citizens who bring a wide diversity of opinions to the table. We hope you will engage in the dialogue this election season by participating in surveys and sharing questions for candidates, suggestions for topics and your personal stories with KJZZ reporters.
Mark Moran, KJZZ Associate General Manager of News and Editorial Strategy

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