Ron Watkins Chronicles

Prescott Valley, Az. Met Diana at the rally

Tonto Basin, Arizona

Prescott Valley, Republican Women of Prescott meeting

Many nights are spent under the stars, sitting with Orlando in the desert while we catch up with social media and the news. — https://helpwatkinswin.com/donate

Traversing the maze-like roads of the rural areas on the Navajo Nation enables us to meet voters who have never met a politician or ever have someone come to their house to ask about their issues. When talking with voters, I am always all-ears because it is their opportunity to talk and be heard. — https://helpwatkinswin.com/donate

We use head lamps to walk and navigate in the dark. Sometimes you need an extra push in order to knock on just a few more doors before people go to bed. https://helpwatkinswin.com/donate

My campaign manager is Orlando, a retired gunnery sergeant and bee keeper. Here Orlando is demonstrating how we kept fresh while campaigning in the desert. https://helpwatkinswin.com/donate

I have been going door to door in the most rural areas of Arizona. Frequently we had no access to hotels or even running water. We stayed in tents on many nights and were able to meet constituents in extremely remote areas. https://helpwatkinswin.com/donate

It doesn't always rain in Arizona, but Arizona was recently blessed with rain and gorgeous scenes. Hope you are all enjoying your 4th of July weekend. Stay safe and never forget what our founding fathers fought for! — Video courtesy of a campaign volunteer from Payson.

Flagstaff, Az