There is a requirement for the collection of 383,923 signatures of support for constitutional amendments in Arizona, and Dawn Penich, communications manager for Arizona for Abortion Access, said ...

That’s the best way to give the public a chance to learn who is writing legislation introduced by lawmakers across the country, according to those who criticize the practice. Dawn Penich-Thacker ...

“In Arizona, nothing is automatic,” Prop 139 spokeswoman Dawn Penich said on this weekend's “Sunday Square Off.” “Every existing abortion regulation will go in front of Arizona judges.

Dawn Penich-Thacker, Ph.D. is the CEO of Agave Strategy, a Tempe-based political consulting and communications firm which helped lead the opposition campaign. Reach her at [email protected].

The group is aiming to collect double that requirement, though, as “padding” for anticipated challenges, said Dawn Penich, communications director for the ballot initiative.

"It's very validating," said Dawn Penich, the Communications Director for the group. She said that's well above the minimum threshold, which is around 384,000 signatures.

Dawn Penich, the communications director for Arizona for Abortion Access, argued that the urgency to restore abortion access right now is critical ― even if it’s only until viability.

Dawn Penich, communications director for the coalition supporting the initiative, Arizona for Abortion Access, says the group turned in the highest number of signatures by a citizens initiative in ...

PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) — Consultants Dawn Penich and Dan Scarpinato join the podcast to discuss the election and the future direction of the Legislature. Then Dennis and Colin recap their favorite ...

Photo: Courtesy Dawn Penich-Thacker Since the Bay Area Reporter published the below article on Wednesday, November 23, Gabriel Flores, a gay San Francisco man, was found safe, his friends said. Flores ...

PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5)-- Dennis talks with consultants Dawn Penich-Thacker and Wes Gullett about Kyrsten Sinema’s decision not to run for re-election to the Senate. Stan Barnes: Dennis talks with ...