MOJAVE COUNTY SHERIFF SHEAHAN JOINS TEAM BEAUCHAMP

Yet another Arizona leader has come out to endorse CD-1 Republican frontrunner Bradley Beauchamp.  Beauchamp, who has garnered more endorsements than any other candidate in the race, locked up another from Mohave County Sheriff Tom Sheahan this week.  With his endorsement, Sheriff Sheahan joins many other law enforcement officials, most recently including Yavapai County Sheriff Steve Waugh.

On Thursday, Sheriff Sheahan said, “As the Sheriff of Mohave County and a longtime property owner in District 1, I support Bradley Beauchamp for Congress. Bradley has strong conservative ideals and he stands up for law enforcement and border security.  I believe he is the best candidate to represent the people of CD-1.”

Beauchamp promptly thanked Sheriff Sheahan for his endorsement on Thursday.  He then went on campaigning to Pinetop Lakeside for several campaign events in the area.  Bradley Beauchamp continues to be the only candidate willing to travel the 55,000-plus miles of Congressional District One, working hard to unseat the liberal incumbent Ann Kirkpatrick.

Bradley Beauchamp was born and raised in Arizona. He worked his way up from washing dishes in a café  and laboring in a turquoise mine to becoming a schoolteacher, successful attorney and most importantly, a defender of the Constitution. 

Bradley Beauchamp graduated from Northern Arizona University and began teaching government and civics in Globe, Arizona. After several years in the classroom, and desiring to study the Constitution more in depth, he was accepted into the Thomas Jefferson School of Law. Upon graduating he returned to Globe to practice law in the small towns and rural communities of Arizona. He is endorsed by many Republican leaders in Arizona’s First Congressional District, including Andy Tobin, Sheriff Steve Waugh, Charles Christensen, Bobbi Peterson, John Rhodes, Terri Kibler, and Rick Fernau.