Harry B. Oberg Was A Member Of The Yavapai County Board Of Supervisors In 2024. [Yavapai County, Board of Supervisors, accessed 1/23/24]
Harry Oberg Was Elected To The Yavapai County Board Of Supervisors District 1 As A Republican In 2020. [Yavapai County, 2020 Election Results, 11/13/20]
Harry Oberg Voted Against A Resolution Urging State Government To Improve The Statutory Election Process To Ensure Free Elections, Emphasizing The State’s Responsibility And Need To Reassure Trust In The Process. “The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors approved Resolution 2099 — which urges the governor and legislature to work with counties to improve the statutory election process to ensure free and fair elections — by a 3-2 vote at its meeting on Jan. 4. Vice Chairman and District 1 Supervisor Harry Oberg and Supervisor District 3 Donna Michaels were the dissenting votes. [...] Oberg emphasized the state’s responsibility for overseeing the electoral process and the need to reassure residents’ trust in that process.” [Verde Valley News, 1/17/23]
Harry Oberg Made A Campaign Appearance At An Oath Keepers Meeting. “Two months ago, former Prescott Mayor Harry Oberg, who is running against Lutes in the county supervisor race, made a campaign appearance at an Oath Keepers meeting, and in July, U.S. Rep. Paul Gosar, whose district includes Prescott, posed for a picture with a member of the Proud Boys at an event on the courthouse square. Neither Oberg nor Gosar responded to requests for comment, but they aren't the only politicians who play to their deep red base.” [Arizona Republic, 10/18/20]
Harry Oberg Said He Was Concerned With Drop Box Security After Watching 2,000 Mules. “But he and Oberg, the county supervisor who is also a drop box user, both say they are now concerned with the security of drop boxes after watching '2000 Mules.' Bennett said he does not believe that there was enough in the movie to convict anyone of ballot harvesting, but he would like an investigation. Oberg said he believes voters need quick and efficient ways to vote, but 'there is a growing concern around here in ensuring we have fair elections' and he wants the county board to discuss requiring video surveillance for all drop boxes in Yavapai County.” [Votebeat, 6/3/22]
Harry Oberg Said He Thought Elections In Yavapai Were Fair And Secure “For The Most Part.” “Oberg said that despite his concerns about the drop boxes, he believes that elections in Yavapai are fair and secure, 'for the most part.' 'This is a small community,' he said. 'People know each other. I think it's easier to have a level of confidence here that's not possible in a bigger city.'” [Votebeat, 6/3/22]