With just three days remaining until election day, Arizona leaders rallied in Flagstaff to promote Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz's vision for a hopeful future. The event emphasized the importance of voter turnout, with speakers urging Arizonans to make their voices heard at the polls.

Flagstaff Mayor Becky Daggett expressed strong support for Vice President Harris, highlighting her leadership qualities and commitment to addressing issues such as housing affordability and healthcare. Daggett contrasted Harris's agenda with that of former President Donald Trump, criticizing his policies as detrimental to working families in Arizona. She pointed to Trump's past actions, including the appointment of justices who overturned Roe v. Wade and proposals to cut Social Security and Medicare, as harmful to women and families.

Former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez, who is running for Congress, also addressed the crowd, calling for unity and support for candidates who advocate for an inclusive future. Nez's wife, Phafelia Niz, encouraged attendees to vote and support her husband’s candidacy, emphasizing the historic significance of potentially electing Arizona's first Native American to Congress.

The event underscored the urgency of the upcoming election, with speakers reminding attendees that their participation is crucial for shaping the future of Arizona and the nation. As the campaign intensifies, the message remains clear: voter engagement is key to achieving the desired change.