Team,

Republican businessman and candidate for Arizona Governor Steve Gaynor has been pounding the pavement this week talking about crime and fentanyl in the state.

Steve went to Prescott and discussed crime and his support for law enforcement with Yavapai County Sheriff David Rhodes, Prescott Mayor Phil Goode, and former state representative Noel Campbell.

Steve also joined a ride-along with the heroes at the Phoenix Police Department. He saw first-hand the effect the opioid epidemic and border invasion are having on our state.

Here are some sobering facts about what we face:

• The DEA says it has seized more than two million fentanyl pills in Arizona so far this year.

• 5 Arizonans a day are dying from fentanyl overdoses.

• Arizona poison centers are warning of a skyrocketing number of fentanyl overdoses.

Steve is committed to addressing this problem. It's an economic problem, a health problem, a family problem, and a border problem, and a crime problem -- and there's so much more we can do.

If you agree, can you sign the petition to get Steve on the ballot?