Five billboards popped up around Tucson Thursday, asking pointed questions of the three City Council incumbents who are up for election this year.
One of the billboards says: "Who gets $1.36 billion and won't fix the potholes? Ask Shirley Scott, Paul Cunningham and Regina Romero." There are three other similar messages that attack the three Democrats on poverty, public safety and homelessness.
The ads cost $15,200 and were paid for by Revitalize Tucson, an independent expenditure committee chaired by Frank Antenori and Christine Bauserman.
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"We just have some questions for Tucson City Council that we think people want to know," Bauserman said.
The three Democrats face a slate of three Republicans in the November election. There are no primary contests.
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