Just say no
to Nick Mansour for Treasurer
Pandemic relief meant for students.
Sued by his own studentsfor keeping their COVID money.
Federal CARES Act grants. By law, paid straight to students.
His own students sued, saying his college kept the money instead.
FILED IN FEDERAL COURTSee it yourselfThe student lawsuit
The State of Arizona stepped in.
His nursing school was put on
- Fired 32 clinical instructors two weeks before classes.
- Canceled or rescheduled more than 1 in 4 clinicals.
- Left students unsupervised at clinical sites. The school admitted it.
- 43% of clinical faculty had never taught.
See it yourselfState probation orderNew America report
His company was fined
Home oxygen for patients, charged without the doctor sign-off Medicare requires.
Swapped patient referrals with sleep clinics to push its equipment.
The feds forced his company into a Corporate Integrity Agreement.
“Companies that disregard patients’ medical needs in pursuit of company profits.”U.S. Attorney, announcing the case
See it yourself$11.4M settlementFederal lawsuitDOJ announcement
Now he wants Arizona's money.Don't hand a con man the keys.
The Treasurer controls tens of billions in public money, including the endowment that pays for our schools. Mansour already showed us what he does with money meant for someone else.
And he’s just getting started.
Now he wants to gambleour schools’ money.
For decades the trust that pays for Arizona’s schools has been kept deliberately safe: 60 percent stocks, 40 percent bonds.
Mansour wants to dump the bonds and push it to 80 percent stocks.
One crash could cost Arizona billions.Then it’s your taxes or your kids’ classrooms.
See it yourself.
Don’t take our word for it. Read the court filings and federal records.