KXCI 91.3FM Community Radio – KXCI Holiday Auction 2011
Auction Ends: Dec 12, 2011 08:00 PM EST

Art

Doodle by Representative Raul Grijalva, Signed on Office Letterhead

Item Number
354
Estimated Value
Priceless
Sold
71 USD to BusterT2
Number of Bids
29  -  Bid History

Item Description

Congressman Raul Grijalva
738 N 5th Ave. Suite 110
Tucson, AZ 85705
ph (520) 622-6788
fax (520) 622-0198

(1) Doodle by Rep. Raul Grijalva

Description:

It's well known that one of the things that Progressive Caucus Co-Chair Raul Grijalva does to help his concentration is doodling.  If you win this item you will be the proud owner of one of his most recent doodles! We all have something that helps us focus – doodling is how Raúl concentrates.  Some people watch Raúl as he creates elaborate drawings during committee hearings and assume he’s out to lunch. The truth is – the more intricate the doodle, the harder he’s concentrating.

This doodle was done by Raúl expecially for KXCI Community Radioand as always it's one of a kind.

Seventh District

Arizona District 7District 7 is the second largest Congressional district in Arizona. Out of the 435 Congressional districts, it is the 26th largest in land area, covering 22,872 square miles. This is a land area larger than seven individual states, and larger than Rhode Island, Delaware, Hawai’i, Connecticut and New Jersey combined. The southern boundary of District 7 coincides with 300 miles of the US/Mexico border. Only Texas’ 23rd district has a longer stretch of the southern border.

The urban center of District 7 contains the central, south and west sides of the city of Tucson. The population within the district is predominantly working-class families, from a variety of ethnic and racial backgrounds. The majority of Tucson’s Hispanic, urban Native American and African-American residents live in the 7th congressional district.

The district extends south to the Mexican border encompassing Nogales, AZ, then west to the Arizona/California border to include all of Yuma County. The district line then follows the Colorado River north to the communities of Parker and Parker Strip within La Paz County, and finally stretches east to Maricopa County’s West Valley.

District 7 is also home to 7 sovereign nations: the Ak-Chin, Cocopah, Colorado River Indian Tribes, Gila River, Pascua Yaqui, Quechan, and Tohono O'odham. District 7 has both the oldest reservation in Arizona as well as the newest.