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Coalition of Greater Scottsdale pulls Phillips endorsement

Posted 6/30/20

The Coalition of Greater Scottsdale --- known as COGS --- Board of Directors has withdrawn its endorsement of City Council candidate Guy Phillips.

In a 24-hour membership online survey, an …

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Coalition of Greater Scottsdale pulls Phillips endorsement

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The Coalition of Greater Scottsdale --- known as COGS --- Board of Directors has withdrawn its endorsement of City Council candidate Guy Phillips.

In a 24-hour membership online survey, an overwhelming majority of the membership directed the COGS Board of Directors to withdraw Mr. Phillips’ endorsement for a Scottsdale City Council seat in the Aug. 4 election, according to a press release.

Some members added comments to their vote that included the recent “No-mask” protest rally organized by Mr. Phillips, inappropriate verbal remarks at that rally, and actions that negatively impact the image of the city he currently represents as a sitting councilman.

COGS is Scottsdale’s largest city-wide residents’ advocacy organization focusing on appropriate land use and preserving the Scottsdale quality of life.

Members serve on Scottsdale boards, commissions, task forces and volunteer programs such as the Downtown Ambassadors.