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Threats made against political candidates, volunteers in Scottsdale

Tammy Caputi, a candidate running on the Democratic ticket in the Legislative District 4 race, has received two threats against her and her family through her campaign website

(Submitted Photo/Tammy Caputi)

Being part of the political process is getting dangerous in Scottsdale this election season.

Scottsdale resident Tammy Caputi, who is running on the Democratic ticket for the Legislative District 4 senatorial race, has received two death threats against her and her family within the last week.

Also, a volunteer for Dr. Jennifer Johnson, a Democrat running in what is supposed to be a nonpartisan school board race, was accosted by a man while putting up campaign signs Oct. 15.

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