Sites about the race for the office of Governor of Arizona.
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- Wikipedia - Arizona Gubernatorial Election, 2014 Crowd-sourced encyclopedia article about the campaigns, candidates and election.
- Wikipedia - Category: Arizona Gubernatorial Elections Directory of encyclopedia articles about the campaigns, candidates and elections for Governor.
- Ken Bennett for Governor Official campaign site of the former Republican candidate in 2014 for Governor of Arizona.
- Christine Jones for Governor Official campaign site of the former Republican candidate in 2014 for Governor of Arizona.
- Ballotpedia - Arizona Gubernatorial Election, 2014 Wiki about the 2014 Arizona governor campaign.
- Doug Ducey for Governor Official campaign site of the Republican candidate in 2014 for Governor of Arizona.
- Barry Hess for Governor Official campaign site of the Libertarian candidate in 2014 for Governor of Arizona.
- JL Mealer for Governor Official campaign site of the Americans Elect candidate in 2014 for Governor of Arizona.
- RealClearPolitics - Election 2014: Arizona Governor Ducey vs. DuVal Provides aggregated polling data along with candidate and state snapshots.
- C-SPAN.org - Arizona Gubernatorial Debate Complete video of the first Arizona post-primary debate between Doug Ducey (R) and Fred DuVal (D) on September 10, 2014. Includes transcript. (57:25)
- AZPM - Gubernatorial Forum at Jewish Community Center Complete video and transcript of the second post-primary gubernatorial debate, with Republican Doug Ducey, Democrat Fred Duval and Libertarian Barry Hess, held at the Tucson Jewish Community Center. (1:35:03)
- C-SPAN.org - Arizona Governors Debate Complete video and transcript of Fred Duval (D), Doug Ducey (R), Barry Hess (I), and John Mealer (I) in a debate for the Arizona governor's race, in Phoenix. Issues covered included immigration, education, and the state budget. (58:13)
- FollowTheMoney.org - Arizona Governor Candidates 2014 State-level campaign finance information intended for academics, advocacy groups and journalists rather than the general public.