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HOW ARIZONA LEGISLATORS VOTED IN 2018 ON HIGH PRIORITY K-12 EDUCATION BILLS

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The Friends of ASBA is a 501(c)(4) private, non-profit organization that provides information on high-priority, high-impact policy issues related to K-12 education in Arizona, leading to greater public understanding and support for public education in Arizona. This guide is intended to be factual, non-partisan and a key resource for voters who want to take into account education issues when casting their ballots.

We are proud to be a sister organization of the Arizona School Boards Association.

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2 LetterfromtheFriendsofASBABoardofDirectors

3 AUser’sGuidetoThisPublication

3 SummaryofKeyK-12Billsfor2018

6 SummaryofKeyK-12Billsfor2018

Table of Contents

A District-by-District Guide to Elected Representatives, Voters,

Constituents, School Districts Served and Voting Records

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A Trusted Resource to Track Key Votes in K-12 Education The Friends of ASBA, a sister organization of the Arizona School Boards Association and

separate501(c)(4)corporation,isdedicatedtoleadingamoreinformedpublicdiscussionof

K-12 education in Arizona and fostering greater understanding and support for our public

schoolsandthemorethan1millionstudentswhoattendthem.Ourmission,asaboardof

directorscomprisedofcurrentandformerschoolboardmembersfromthroughoutArizona,is

providingastrong,equal-access,issue-focusedvoicethatisunabashedlypro-publiceducation.

TheFriendsofASBAisfocusedoneducatingthepeopleofArizonasowe,asastate,continue

toprioritizeaqualitypubliceducationforallchildrenasbothacivicandaneconomicvirtue.

Thispublication focuseson the impactof theArizonaLegislature, specifically thevotesof

individuallegislatorsonkeybillsimpactingK-12educationanddistrictpublicschools.Onthese

pages,welookatvotingrecordsofArizona legislatorson8significantbills introducedlast

sessionthatfocusedonissuesofkeyimportancetoschooldistricts.

Schoolboardmembersandotherschooldistrictleaderswillbefamiliarwiththecolor-coded

votingrecordsformat,whichprovidesat-a-glanceinsightsintothelevelofsupport–orlack

ofsupport–eachArizonalegislatorprovidedforArizonapublicschooldistrictsandthelocal

schoolboardswhogovernthem.

ThisfiftheditionoftheFriendsofASBAvotingrecordcontainsupdatedadditionallegislative

districtdatathatilluminatesthepopulationsandconstituentsserved,voterparticipationand

registrationfromthe2018election,andindicateswhetheryourstaterepresentativessupported

advancingaproK-12educationagendathissession.

Thefirstsessionafteranelectionisagoodopportunitytotakestockofwherewestandrelative

topromisesmadeonthecampaigntrail.it’simportanttohonorthosestaterepresentatives

whosupportourworktobolsterandbetterourstate’spublicschoolsandholdaccountable

thosewhodonot.

Weencourageyoutosharethisresourcefarandwide.

Sincerely,

FriendsofASBABoardofDirectors

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Using the Voting RecordsArizona’s90electedstatelegislatorsserveconstituentsinourstate’s30legislativedistricts.

Eachdistricthastworepresentatives,whoserveinthestateHouseofRepresentatives,and

onesenator,whoservesintheStateSenate.Onthefollowingpages,youwillfindanoverview

ofeachlegislativedistrictandarecordoflegislators’votestohighlightthosewhosupportand

donotsupportpubliceducationinArizona.

The information is separated into two pages. The first includes data about the legislative

districtitselfwiththenamesandpartyaffiliationofeachelectedrepresentative,thepartisan

splitofregisteredvoters,anddataregardingvoterturnoutinthe2018generalelection.italso

includesthemostrecentlyavailablecensusdataonrace/ethnicityofthetotalpopulation,and

thepopulationunderage18withinthedistrict.Also,notethenumberofschooldistrictswithin

eachlegislativedistrictandthestudentenrollmentofeach.

The second page displays the voting record of each legislator in that district on key K-12

educationbills.

Friend of Public EducationForthethirdtime,legislatorswillberatedonwhethertheiroverallrecordduringthesession

wassupportiveofpubliceducationornot,intheestimationofFriendsofASBA.Thisratingis

basedonvotingrecord,butalsohowhelpful(ornot)agivenlegislatorwasinadvancingthe

ASBApoliticalagendaduringthelegislativesession,andhowthelegislatoractedtowardpublic

educationingeneral.Alegislatormayearnthumbsup,thumbssidewaysorthumbsdown.This

isbasedinpartonthemember’svotingrecord,butalsoonotherissuesthatmayoccurbehind

thescenes,suchashelpingtogetbillsheard(ornot)incommittee,helpingtopreventbad

billsfromadvancing,etc.Helpfulactionsarerecognizedby“extracredit.”Thisisintendedto

helpoursupportersdetermineataglancewhichlegislatorshavebeenhelpfultothemission

Arizonapublicschoolsandthe1million-plusstudentswhoattendthem.Youwillnotethatthe

closerpartisansplithashadsomethingofamoderatinginfluenceonthisLegislature,though

therearestillmanycleardistinctions.Lastyear,legislatorswhoreceivedthumbsupforboth

2017and2018werelabeled“championsofpubliceducationwithaspecialtrophyicon.”Thisis

anewLegislature,sothoseiconsarenotincluded.Theywillreturnnextyearinadvanceofthe

2020generalelection.

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Legislator Accountability – How Did Your Legislators Vote On Key Legislation in the 2019 Legislative Session?TheFifty-FourthLegislature,FirstRegularSessionadjournedsinedieat12:58a.m.onTuesday,

May28,2019after134days.Thegeneraleffectivedatefornon-emergencybillsisAugust27,

2019.Appropriationbillsandbillswithanemergencyclauseareeffectiveimmediatelyupon

thesignatureofthegovernor.

WewanttothankeveryonewhoassistedFriendsofASBAinitsadvocacyeffortsthisyear.

Withoutyou,ourmissiontoensurethesuccessofallstudentswouldnotbepossible.This

interim,weencourageyoutousethisguidetoengagewithotherstoeducatethemonhow

theirrepresentativesactovertime.Thefollowingbillsummariesrepresentsignificantpiecesof

legislationthatimpactK-12publiceducation.Foradetailedsummaryofthesebillsandmore,

pleaseconsulttheComprehensiveLegislativeWrapUpBriefpublishedbyASBA.

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Key BillsSB 1014/HB 2184 English language learners; instruction; budgeting (Boyer & Udall)ThisbillreducestherequiredamountoftimeanEnglishLearnerstudentmustspendinStructuredEnglishimmersion(SEi)fromfourhourseachdayto360hoursperschoolyearingradesK-5,and300hoursperschoolyearingrades6-12.ASBA Supported;Laws2019,Chapter3

SB 1256 school districts; procurement practices; auditors (Gray) This bill repealed therequirement that school districts use the “lowest qualified bidder” for materials, services,goods,constructionorconstructionservicesprocuredbythedistrict. italsoeliminatedtherequirementthatdistrictsrotateauditorseverythreeyears.ASBA Supported;Laws2019,Chapter85.

HB 2693 misconduct involving weapons; school grounds (Petersen) Thisbillwouldhaveallowedapersontopossessaloadedfirearmcarriedwithinavehiclethatisunderthecontrolofanadultonschoolgrounds.ASBA Opposed;FailedthirdreadingintheSenate.

SB 1346 schools; assessments; instruction; reporting (S. Allen)ThisbillprovidedtheStateBoardofEducationflexibilityinimplementingthe“menuofassessments”forhighschoolinfutureyears,anddelayed implementationofamenu inK-8. italsorepealeddiscriminatoryprovisionsofthestate’sstatuteonHiV/AiDSinstruction.ASBA Supported;Laws2019,Chapter86.

SB 1071 school districts; personnel evaluations (Boyer) This bill repealed the statewideeducator evaluation framework and returned evaluation instrument development to localdistrictgoverningboards.italsoloweredtheamountofdatarequiredtobeconsideredinanevaluationfrom33-50%to20-33%.ASBA Supported;Laws2019,Chapter191.

HB 2015/HB 2032 school employees; statements; employer discipline (Townsend) Thesebills would have imposed penalties on teachers and school districts directly for teachersengagingincertainconductdeterminedtobepartisan,sectarian,oranysortof“propaganda”afterinvestigationbytheattorneygeneralorcountyattorney.ASBA Opposed;bothbillsdiedawaitingflooractionineachhouse.

SB 1395 empowerment scholarship accounts; program revisions (S. Allen)Thisbillmadenumerouschangestothestate’sESAvoucherprogram,includingexpandingtheagerangeforeligibilityforkindergarten.Alsomadenumerouschangestotheadministrationfunctionsoftheprogram.ASBA Opposed;DiedawaitingflooractionintheSenate.

SB 1485 school tuition organization; inflator (Mesnard) Thisbill imposesacaponthecorporatetaxcreditforcontributionstoaprivateschooltuitionorganization(STO).Thegrowth rate gradually decreases from 20% annually to the greater of 2% or inflation,beginninginFY2024.ASBA Supported;Laws2019,Chapter281.

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1,622,426 children

92.9% attend public school

43.9% Hispanic

39.9% White

5.6% Native American

4.8% Black

2.6% Asian

3.2% Other

24% of children live below the

poverty level

3,712,600 registered voters

34.6% Republican

30.9% Democratic

34.3% Other

ARiZONA

SOURCE:2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU

ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE

Headline for Arizona Demographics

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What the Timeline for Census 2020 Looks LikePreparing for Census 2020 begins long before Census Day and work continues until the counts are delivered to the president.

The U.S. Constitution requires a count – or census – of the United States’ population each decade.

These census results determine the number of seats for each state in the U.S. House of Representatives and the distribution of more than $675 billion in federal funds each year that impact public schools and communities.

For example, public schools receive federal funds based on census counts for the National School Lunch Program, special education (IDEA) grants, Head Start/Early Head Start, Title I grants to local education agencies and health center programs as well as child care and development entitlement funds.

It’s important to remember that your census responses and personal information are protected by law and remain confidential.

Census responses may only be used by the U.S. Census Bureau to produce statistics.

Census responses cannot be shared with immigration or law enforcement or be used to determine a person’s eligibility for government benefits.

Here is a timeline for some of the key dates for Census 2020.

SOURCE:ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONU.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV)

Elected Representatives and Voters

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Race/Ethnicity –Children in LD

Race/Ethnicity – Total LD Population

Partisan Split

Democratic Republican Other

Hispanic

21%Native

American

1%

Other

5%

White

73%

Native American

1%

Other

2%

Black

1%

Hispanic

12%

White

84%

Children Served

• 43,417children

• 32,640enrolledinschool

• 90.8%attendpublicschools

• 23.3%ofhouseholdshaveatleastonechild

• 13.7%ofchildrenunder18liveinpoverty,comparedto24%statewide

Voter Turnout in 2018 general election152,894voters,74%ofregisteredvoters,62%votingagepopulation

18%

50%

32%

District 1 District1includes25schooldistrictsinMaricopaandYavapaiCounties

Senate KarenFann–President(R)

House NoelCampbell(R) DavidStringer/Resigned(R)

StevePierce/Appointed(R)

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa

CaveCreekUSD(5,412)

DeerValleyUSD(33,085)

WickenburgUSD(1,444)

Yavapai

AshForkJointUSD(222)

BagdadUSD(410)

BeaverCreekESD(305)

CampVerdeUSD(1,501)

CanonESD(131)

ChinoValleyUSD(2,239)

Clarkdale-JeromeESD

(460)

CongressESD(99)

Cottonwood-OakCreek

ESD(2,022)

CrownKingESD(4)

HillsideESD(16)

HumboldtUSD(5,642)

KirklandESD(73)

MayerUSD(469)

MingusUHSD(1,170)

PrescottUSD(4,030)

SeligmanUSD(125)

SkullValleyESD(22)

WilliamsonValleyESD(0)

YarnellESD(46)

CTEDs

MountaininstituteJTED

(458)

VACTE(357)

West-MEC(8,749)

Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position

NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member

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BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Karen Fann (R)

Noel Campbell

(R)

David Stringer

(R)

Steve Pierce

(R)

SB1014/HB2184 (Boyer & Udall)ChangestheELLmodelstatutestoallowformoreflexibility

Supported Y Y Y

SB1256 (Gray)Repealoflowestqualifiedbidderandauditorrotation

Supported Y N Y

HB2693 (Petersen)Allowsaloadedgunoncampusifkeptinavehicleandpossesedbyanadult

Opposed Y Y Y

SB1346 (S. Allen)"Nopromohomo"sexeducationlawrepeal.

Supported Y Y Y

SB1071 (Boyer)ReplacesSBEmodelframeworkforteacherandprincipalevaluationswithsystemsestablishedbylocalgoverningboards

Supported Y Y Y

HB2015/2032 (Townsend)Prohibitsateacherorstafferfromusingschooltimetoinfluenceorchangestudents'politicalorreligiousbeliefs

Opposed

SB1395 (S. Allen)ContinuesESArenewaleligibilityuntilthestudenteithergraduates,obtainsaGEDorturns22yearsold

Opposed

SB1485 (Mesnard) GraduallyreducesthegrowthofthecapforcorporatecontributionstoSTOs

Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit

Friend of public education

District1includes25schooldistrictsinMaricopaandYavapaiCountiesDistrict 1



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Partisan Split


Hispanic

75%

Native American

2%

Other

2%

Black

4%

White

17%

Native American

1%

Other

3%

Black

4%

Hispanic

59%

White

33%

Children Served

• 53,380children





24%

42%

34%


Senate AndreaDalessandro(D)

House RosannaGabaldón(D) DanielHernandez(D)


Pima AltarValleyESD(639)

ContinentalESD(577)

SahuaritaUSD(6,422)

SanFernandoESD(18)

SunnysideUSD(15,584)

TucsonUSD(45,477)

VailUSD(12,428)

Santa Cruz NogalesUSD(5,847)

PatagoniaESD(92)

PatagoniaUHSD(82)

SantaCruzESD(217)

SantaCruzValleyUSD(3,238)

SonoitaESD(113)

CTEDs PimaCountyJTED(4,519)

District 2 District2includes14schooldistrictsinPimaandSantaCruzCounties



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BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Andrea Dalessandro

(D)

Rosanna Gabaldon

(D)

Daniel Hernandez

(D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y NV Y


Opposed N N N

SB1346 (S. Allen)"Nopromohomo"sexeducationlawrepeal.

Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District2includes14schooldistrictsinPimaandSantaCruzCountiesDistrict 2



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Partisan Split


Hispanic

79%

White

11%

Native American

9%

Other

1%

Black

2%

Hispanic

58%

White

32%

Native American

4%

Other

3%

Black

3%

Children Served

• 45,463children



• 29%ofhouseholdshaveatleastonechild



51%

17%

33%

Senate SallyAnnGonzalez(D)

House AndresCano(D) AlmaHernandez(D)


Pima AltarValleyESD(639)

AmphitheaterUSD(13,654)

FlowingWellsUSD(5,428)

SunnysideUSD(15,584)

TucsonUSD(45,477)


District3includes6schooldistrictsinPimaCountyDistrict 3



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BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Sally Ann Gonzalez

(D)

Andres Cano (D)

Alma Hernandez

(D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y NV


Opposed N N NV

SB1346 (S. Allen)"Nopromohomo"sexeducationlawrepeal

Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit





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Partisan Split



Hispanic

71%

White

17%

Native American

7%

Other

1%

Black

4%

Hispanic

62%

White

27%

Native American

6%

Other

2%

Black

3%Children Served

• 59,962children





Senate LisaOtondo–MinorityWhip(D)

House CharleneFernandez–MinorityLeader(D)

GeraePeten(D)


Maricopa AguaFriaUHSD(7,766)ArlingtonESD(262)AvondaleESD(5,482)BuckeyeESD(4,898)BuckeyeUHSD(4,014)GilaBendUSD(433)LibertyESD(3,391)LittletonESD(5,621)MobileESD(19)PaloVerdeESD(455)PalomaESD(112)SentinelESD(36)

PimaAjoUSD(443)AltarValleyESD(639)BaboquivariUSD(966)SahuaritaUSD(6,422)SunnysideUSD(15,584)

PinalCasaGrandeESD(6,905)CasaGrandeUHSD(3,362)StanfieldESD(490)

YumaAntelopeUHSD(221)CraneESD(5,987)GadsdenESD(5,230)MohawkValleyESD(165)SomertonESD(3,043)YumaESD(8,424)YumaUHSD(10,961)

CTEDsCAViT(857)PimaCountyJTED(4,519)West-MEC(8,749)

37%

23%

40%

District4includes30schooldistrictsinYuma,Pima,PinalandMaricopaCountiesDistrict 4



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BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Lisa Otondo

(D)

Charlene Fernandez

(D)

Gerae Peten

(D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N N N


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y `N


Opposed N N


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 4 District4includes30schooldistrictsinYuma,Pima,PinalandMaricopaCounties



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Partisan Split



Hispanic

28%

White

63%

Native American

4%

Other

4%

Black

1%

Hispanic

17%

White

77%

Native American

2%

Other

3%

Black

1%Children Served

• 40,090children





Senate SonnyBorrelli–MajorityWhip(R)

House ReginaCobb(R) LeoBiasiucci(R)


La PazBicentennialUHSD(111)BouseESD(21)ParkerUSD(1,912)QuartzsiteESD(187)SalomeConsolidatedESD(139)WendenESD(92)

MohaveBullheadCityESD(2,776)ColoradoCityUSD(543)ColoradoRiverUHSD(1,842)Fredonia-MoccasinUSD(192)HackberryESD(28)KingmanUSD(6,650)LakeHavasuUSD(5,373)LittlefieldUSD(383)MohaveValleyESD(1,094)Owens-WhitneyESD(18)

PeachSpringsUSD(179)TopockESD(118)ValentineESD(98)YuccaESD(30)CTEDs CAViAT(680)WAVE(826)

District5includes22schooldistrictsinLaPazandMohaveCountiesDistrict 5

17%

47%36%



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BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Sonny Borrelli

(R)

Regina Cobb (R)

Leo Biasiucci

(R)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y N N


Opposed Y Y Y


Supported N Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y Y


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 5 District5includes22schooldistrictsinLaPazandMohaveCounties



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Partisan Split


Hispanic

26%

White

59%

Native American

9%

Other

5%

Black

1%

Hispanic

15%

White

74%

Native American

5%

Other

5%

Black

1%


Children Served

• 38,830children


• 91%attendpublicschools



Senate SylviaAllen(R)

House WalterBlackman(R) BobThorpe(R)


CoconinoChevelonButteESD(0)CoconinoCounty

AccommodationSchoolDistrict(125)

FlagstaffUSD(9,667)GrandCanyonUSD(280)MaineConsolidated

SchoolDistrict(114)WilliamsUSD(700)

GilaMiamiUSD(1,045)PaysonUSD(2,314)PineStrawberryESD

(128)TontoBasinESD(69)YoungESD(41)

NavajoHeber-OvergaardUSD

(485)HolbrookUSD(1,985)

JosephCityUSD(416)ShowLowUSD(2,403)SnowflakeUSD(2,528)WinslowUSD(1,989)

YavapaiBeaverCreekESD(305)CampVerdeUSD(1,501)Clarkdale-JeromeESD

(460)Cottonwood-OakCreek

ESD(2,022)

MingusUHSD(1,170)Sedona-OakCreekJUSD

(955)

CTEDs CViT(269)NAViT(1091)V’ACTE(357)

29%

38%33%

District6includes26schooldistrictsinNavajo,Yavapai,GilaandCoconinoCountiesDistrict 6



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BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Sylvia Allen (R)

Walter Blackman

(R)

Bob Thorpe

(R)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y N Y


Opposed Y Y Y


Supported N Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 6 District6includes26schooldistrictsinNavajo,Yavapai,GilaandCoconinoCounties



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Partisan Split


NativeAmerican

74%White

15%

Other

2%

Hispanic

9%

White

22%

Hispanic

8%

Native American

68%

Other

1%

Black

1%

Children Served

• 60,232children



• 38%ofhouseholdshaveatleastonechild



Senate JamescitaPeshlakai–MinorityWhip(D)

House MyronTsosie(D) ArlandoTeller(D)


ApacheAlpineESD(60)ChinleUSD(3,544)ConchoESD(154)GanadoUSD(1,438)McnaryESD(127)RedMesaUSD(483)RoundValleyUSD(1,312)SandersUSD(714)StJohnsUSD(805)VernonESD(100)WindowRockUSD

(1,933)

CoconinoFlagstaffUSD(9,667)Fredonia-MoccasinUSD

(192)GrandCanyonUSD(280)PageUSD(2,689)TubaCityUSD(1,692)WilliamsUSD(700)

GilaHayden-WinkelmanUSD

(255)SanCarlosUSD(1,512)

GrahamFortThomasUSD(604)PimaUSD(749)SaffordUSD(2,930)SolomonESD(201)

MohaveHackberryESD(28)KingmanUSD(6,650)PeachSpringsUSD(179)

NavajoBlueRidgeUSD(2,095)CedarUSD(118)HolbrookUSD(1,985)JosephCityUSD(416)

KayentaUSD(1,715)PinonUSD(1,094)ShowLowUSD(2,403)WhiteriverUSD(2,207)WinslowUSD(2,989)

PinalRayUSD(448)

CTEDsCAViAT(680)CViT(269)GiFT(340)NATiVE(530)NAViT(1091)

District7includes41schooldistrictsinMohave,Coconino,Navajo,Apache,Gila,GrahamandPinalCounties

52%

21%

28%

District 7



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BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Jamescita Peshlakai

(D)

Myron Tsosie

(D)

Arlando Teller (D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N NV N


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y NV Y


Opposed


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 7 District7includes41schooldistrictsinMohave,Coconino,Navajo,Apache,Gila,GrahamandPinalCounties



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Partisan Split


Hispanic

45%

White

39%

Native American

8%

Other

4%

Black

4%

Hispanic

36%

White

49%

Native American

6%

Other

5%

Black

4%Children Served

• 51,524children






Senate FrankPratt(R)

House DavidCook(R) Thomas"T.J."Shope–

SpeakerProTempore(R)


GilaGlobeUSD(1,603)Hayden-WinkelmanUSD(255)MiamiUSD(1,045)SanCarlosUSD(1,513)PinalApacheJunctionUSD(3,152)CasaGrandeESD(6,905)

CasaGrandeUHSD(3,362)CoolidgeUSD(2,052)EloyESD(829)FlorenceUSD(8,582)J.O.CombsUSD(4,529)Mammoth-SanManuelUSD(734)MaricopaUSD(6,678)OracleESD(360)PicachoESD(170)

RayUSD(448)SacatonESD(554)SantaCruzValleyUHSD(367)SuperiorUSD(381)

CTEDs CAViT(680)CViT(269)

32%31%

36%

District8includes21schooldistrictsinGilaandPinalCountiesDistrict 8



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BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Frank Pratt (R)

David Cook (R )

T.J. Shope

(R )


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 8 District8includes21schooldistrictsinGilaandPinalCounties



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Partisan Split


Hispanic

39%

White

47%

Native American

2%

Other

9%

Black

3%

Hispanic

25%

White

64%

Native American

1%

Other

7%

Black

3%

Children Served

• 38,316children




• 21%ofchildrenunder18liveinpoverty,comparedto24%statewide


Senate VictoriaSteele(D)

House RandallFriese–AssistantMinorityLeader(D)

PamelaPowersHannley(D)


PimaAmphitheaterUSD(13,654)CatalinaFoothillsUSD(5,294)FlowingWellsUSD(5,428)MaranaUSD(11,718)TucsonUSD(45,477)

CTEDsPimaCountyJTED(4,519)

39%

30% 31%




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BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Victoria Steele

(D)

Randall Friese

(D)

Pamela Powers

Hannley (D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N N N


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 9 District9includes6schooldistrictsinPimaCounty



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Partisan Split


Hispanic

39%

White

45%

Black

7%

Native American

1%

Other

8%

Hispanic

26%

White

63%

Native American

1%

Other

6%

Black

4%

Children Served

• 42,921children






Senate DavidBradley–MinorityLeader(D)

House DomingoDeGrazia(D) KirstenEngel(D)


Pima TanqueVerdeUSD(1,975)TucsonUSD(45,477)VailUSD(12,428)


38%

31%31%




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BILLASBA’S

POSITION

David Bradley

(D)

Domingo DeGrazia

(D)

Kirsten Engel (D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N N N


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 10 District10includes4schooldistrictsinPimaCounty



| 29



Partisan Split



Hispanic

41%

White

47%

Native American

2%

Other

8%

Black

5%

Hispanic

26%

White

64%

Native American

2%

Other

4%

Black

4%

Children Served

• 53,330children





Senate VinceLeach(R)

House MarkFinchem(R) BretRoberts(R)


Pima AmphitheaterUSD(13,654)MaranaUSD(11,718)

PinalCasaGrandeESD(6,905)CasaGrandeUHSD(3,362)EloyESD(829)

MaricopaUSD(6,678)OracleESD(360)PicachoESD(170)RedRockESD(387)SantaCruzValleyUHSD(367)StanfieldESD(490)ToltecESD(973)

CTEDsCAViT(857)

27%

39%34%

District11includes13schooldistrictsinPimaandPinalCountyDistrict 11



30 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Vince Leach

(R)

Mark Finchem

(R)

Bret Roberts

(R)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y N


Opposed Y Y Y


Supported N N N


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y


Opposed Y


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 11 District11includes13schooldistrictsinPimaandPinalCounty



| 31



Partisan Split


Hispanic

19%

White

68%

Native American

1%

Other

7%

Black

3%

Hispanic

16%

White

72%

Native American

1%

Other

8%

Black

3%


Children Served

• 81,966children





Senate EddieFarnsworth–PresidentProTempore(R)

House WarrenPetersen–MajorityLeader(R)

TravisGrantham(R)


Maricopa ChandlerUSD(44,429)GilbertUSD(33,327)HigleyUSD(11,946)QueenCreekUSD(7,095)

Pinal CoolidgeUSD(2,052)

CTEDs CAViT(857)EViT(8,497)

21%

46%

33%

District12includes7schooldistrictsinMaricopaandPinalCountyDistrict 12



32 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Eddie Farnsworth

(R)

Travis Grantham

(R)

Warren Petersen

(R)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y N N


Opposed Y Y Y


Supported N Y N


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 12 District12includes7schooldistrictsinMaricopaandPinalCounty



| 33



Partisan Split


Hispanic

44%

White

44%

Native American

2%

Other

5%

Black

5%

Hispanic

32%

White

58%

Native American

1%

Other

5%

Black

4%Children Served

• 58,833children






Senate SineKerr(R)

House JoanneOsborne(R) TimothyDunn(R)


MaricopaAguaFriaUHSD(7,766)AguilaESD(158)ArlingtonESD(262)AvondaleESD(5,482)BuckeyeESD(4,898)BuckeyeUHSD(4,014)DysartUSD(23,999)LibertyESD(3,391)LitchfieldESD(10,630)

MorristownESD(121)NadaburgUSD(767)PaloVerdeESD(455)SaddleMountainUSD(1,630)SentinelESD(36)WickenburgUSD(1,444)

YumaAntelopeUHSD(221)CraneESD(5,987)

HyderESD(87)MohawkValleyESD(165)WelltonESD(215)YumaESD(8,424)YumaUHSD(10,961)CTEDsWest-MEC(8,749)

24%

41%35%

District13includes23schooldistrictsinYumaandMaricopaCountyDistrict 13



34 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Sine Kerr (R)

Joanne Osborne

(R)

Timothy Dunn (R)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y Y Y


Supported N Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 13 District13includes23schooldistrictsinYumaandMaricopaCounty



| 35



Partisan Split


Hispanic

43%

White

48%

Native American

1%

Other

5%

Black

3%

Hispanic

33%

White

59%

Native American

1%

Other

4%

Black

3%

Children Served

• 53,566children






Senate DavidGowan(R)

House GailGriffin(R) BeckyNutt–Majority

Whip(R)


CochiseApacheESD(8)AshCreekESD(18)BensonUSD(1,192)BisbeeUSD(685)BowieUSD(63)CochiseESD(68)DoubleAdobeESD(42)DouglasUSD(3,984)ElfridaESD(128)FortHuachuca

AccommodationDistrict(859)

McNealESD(52)NacoESD(286)PalominasESD(917)PearceESD(90)PomereneESD(93)SanSimonUSD(112)SierraVistaUSD(5,693)St.DavidUSD(348)TombstoneUSD(795)ValleyUHSD(111)WillcoxUSD(1,071)

GrahamBonitaESD(86)FortThomasUSD(604)PimaUSD(749)SaffordUSD(2,930)SolomonESD(201)ThatcherUSD(1,637)

GreenleeDuncanUSD(334)MorenciUSD(1,407)

PimaContinentalESD(577)SahuaritaUSD(6,422)TanqueVerdeUSD

(1,975)VailUSD(12,428)CTEDsCochiseTechnology

District(867)GiFT(340)

26%

42%

32%

District14includes35schooldistrictsinGreenlee,Pima,GrahamandCochiseCountyDistrict 14



36 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

David Gowan

(R)

Gail Griffin

(R)

Becky Nutt (R)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y N Y


Opposed Y Y Y


Supported N Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 14 District14includes35schooldistrictsinGreenlee,Pima,GrahamandCochiseCounty



| 37



Partisan Split


White

67%

Hispanic

16%

Native American

1%

Other

14%

Black

2%

White

76%

Hispanic

12%

Native American

1%

Other

9%

Black

2%

Children Served

• 53,543children






Senate HeatherCarter(R)

House JohnAllen(R) NancyBarto(R)


Maricopa CaveCreekUSD(5,412)DeerValleyUSD(33,085)ParadiseValleyUSD(31,245)

CTEDs West-MEC(8,749)

24%

42%

34%

District15includes4schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(DeerValley/Gateway)District 15



38 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Heather Carter

(R)

Nancy Barto (R)

John Allen (R)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y N


Opposed N Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Supported NV Y Y


Opposed Y Y


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 15 District15includes4schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(DeerValley/Gateway)



| 39



Partisan Split


White

63%

Hispanic

27%

Native American

2%

Other

5%

Black

3%

White

76%

Hispanic

17%

Native American

1%

Other

4%

Black

2%

Children Served

• 56,896children






Senate DavidFarnsworth(R)

House JohnFillmore(R) KellyTownsend(R)


MaricopaGilbertUSD(33,327)HigleyUSD(11,946)MesaUSD(62,840)QueenCreekUSD(7,095)

PinalApacheJunctionUSD(3,152)FlorenceUSD(8,582)J.O.CombsUSD(4,529)

21%

41%37%

District16includes8schooldistrictsinMaricopaandPinalCountiesDistrict 16



40 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

David Farnsworth

(R)

John Fillmore

(R)

Kelly Townsend

(R)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y N N


Opposed Y Y Y


Supported N N Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y Y


Opposed Y


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 16 District16includes8schooldistrictsinMaricopaandPinalCounties



| 41



Partisan Split


Hispanic

30%

White

51%

Native American

1%

Other

13%

Black

4%

Hispanic

21%

White

62%

Native American

1%

Other

12%

Black

4%Children Served

• 57,679children






Senate J.D.Mesnard(R)

House JenniferPawlik(D) JeffWeninger(R)


MaricopaChandlerUSD(44,429)GilbertUSD(33,327)MesaUSD(62,840)

CTEDs EViT(8,497)

28%

37% 35%

District17includes4schooldistrictsinMaricopaCountyDistrict 17



42 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

J.D. Mesnard

(R)

Jeff Weninger

(R)

Jennifer Pawlick

(D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y Y N


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N


Opposed Y


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 17 District17includes4schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty



| 43



Partisan Split


White

53%

Hispanic

25%

Native American

2%

Other

13%

Black

7%

White

66%

Hispanic

17%

Native American

2%

Other

10%

Black

5%Children Served

• 50,495children






Senate SeanBowie(D)

House MitziEpstein(D) JenniferJermaine(D)


Maricopa ChandlerUSD(44,429)MesaUSD(62,840)TempeESD(11,725)TempeUHSD(13,590)KyreneESD(16,773)

CTEDsEViT(8,497)

32% 34% 34%

District18includes6schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Ahwatukee/WestChandler)District 18



44 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Sean Bowie

(D)

Jennifer Jermaine

(R)

Mitzi Epstein

(D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed NV N N


Supported NV Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N


Opposed N


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District18includes6schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Ahwatukee/WestChandler)District 18



| 45



Partisan Split


Hispanic

75%

White

12%

Native American

2%

Other

2%

Black

9%

Hispanic

66%

White

19%

Native American

2%

Other

5%

Black

8%

Children Served

• 78,286children






Senate LupeContreras–AssistantMinorityLeader(D)

House LorenzoSierra(D) DiegoEspinoza(D)


Maricopa AguaFriaUHSD(7,766)AvondaleESD(5,482)BuckeyeUHSD(4,014)CartwrightESD(17,292)FowlerESD(4,630)isaacESD(6,798)LaveenESD(6,951)LibertyESD(3,391)LitchfieldESD(10,630)LittletonESD(5,621)

MurphyESD(1,629)PendergastESD(9,740)PhoenixUHSD(27,150)RiversideESD(876)TollesonESD(3,156)TollesonUHSD(11,152)UnionESD(1,891)CTEDsWest-MEC(8,749)

44%

16%

40%

District19includes18schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Estrella/Tolleson)District 19



46 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Lupe Contreras

(D)

Lorenzo Sierra

(D)

Diego Espinoza

(D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N N N


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed


Opposed N


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District19includes18schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Estrella/Tolleson)District 19



| 47



Partisan Split


White

49%

Hispanic

36%Native

American

3%

Other

7%

Black

5%

White

64%

Hispanic

24%

Native American

2%

Other

6%

Black

4%

Children Served

• 50,784children






Senate PaulBoyer(R)

House ShawnnaBolick(R) AnthonyKern(R)


MaricopaDeerValleyUSD(33,085)GlendaleESD(12,527)GlendaleUHSD(14,997)ParadiseValleyUSD(31,245)PeoriaUSD(36,634)WashingtonESD(22,618

CTEDsWest-MEC(8,749)

29%35% 36%

District20includes7schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(NorthCentral)District 20



48 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Paul Boyer

(R)

Anthony Kern (R)

Shawnna Bolick

(R)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y N N


Opposed Y Y Y


Supported Y N Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed


Opposed Y


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District20includes7schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(NorthCentral)District 20



| 49



Partisan Split


White

47%

Hispanic

40%Black

6%

Other

7%

White

65%

Hispanic

25%Black

4%

Native American

1%

Other

5%

Children Served

• 49,206children






Senate RickGray–MajorityLeader(R)

House KevinPayne(R) TonyRivero(R)


Maricopa DysartUSD(23,999)PeoriaUSD(36,634)


28%

37% 35%

District21includes3schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Peoria)District 21



50 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Rick Gray (R)

Kevin Payne

(R)

Tony Rivero

(R)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Supported NV N Y


Opposed


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District21includes3schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Peoria)District 21



| 51



Partisan Split


Black

4%

Other

7%

Hispanic

19%

White

68%

Black

3%

Other

7%

Hispanic

11%

White

79%

Children Served

• 48,993children






Senate DavidLivingston(R)

House FrankCarroll(R) BenToma(R)


MaricopaDeerValleyUSD(33,085)DysartUSD(23,999)NadaburgUSD(767)PeoriaUSD(36,634)WickenburgUSD(1,444)


District22includes6schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Northwest)District 22

22%

46%

32%



52 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

David Livingston

(R)

Ben Toma (R)

Frank Carroll

(R)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y Y Y


Supported N Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y Y


Opposed Y


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 22 District22includes6schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Northwest)



| 53



Partisan Split


Native American

1%

Other

8%

Black

2%

Hispanic 13%

White

74%

White

85%Native American

1%

Other

6%

Black

1%Hispanic

7%Children Served

• 38,256children






Senate MichelleUgenti-Rita(R)

House JayLawrence(R) JohnKavanagh(R)


Maricopa CaveCreekUSD(5,412)FountainHillsUSD(1,293)MesaUSD(62,840)ParadiseValleyUSD(31,245)ScottsdaleUSD(22,529)

CTEDsEViT(8,497)West-MEC(8,749)

22%

44%

33%

District23includes7schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Northeast)District 23



54 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Michelle Ugenti-Rita

(R)

Jay Lawrence

(R)

John Kavanagh

(R)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y Y Y


Supported N Y Y


Supported Y Y N


Opposed Y


Opposed Y


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 23 District23includes7schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Northeast)



| 55



Partisan Split


White

20% Hispanic

63%

Native American

5%

Other

4%

Black

8%

White

46%

Hispanic

40%

Native American

3%

Other

4%

Black

7%

Children Served

• 46,153children






Senate LelaAlston(D)

House AmishShah(D) JenniferLongdon(D)


Maricopa BalszESD(2,297)CreightonESD(6,056)GlendaleUHSD(14,997)MadisonESD(5,750)

OsbornESD(2,831)PhoenixESD(6,490)PhoenixUHSD(27,150)ScottsdaleUSD(22,529)WashingtonESD(22,618)

CTEDsEViT(8,497)West-MEC(8,749)

21%

43%

36%

District24includes11schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Encanto/Arcadia)District 24



56 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Lela Alston

(D)

Amish Shah (D)

Jennifer Longdon

(D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N N N


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N


Opposed N


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 24 District24includes11schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Encanto/Arcadia)



| 57



Partisan Split



White

55%

Hispanic

33%

Native American

3%

Other

4%

Black

5%

White

70%

Hispanic

21%

Native American

5%

Other

8%

Black

5%

Children Served

• 54,301children





Senate TylerPace(R)

House RustyBowers–Speaker(R) MichelleUdall(R)


MaricopaGilbertUSD(33,327)MesaUSD(62,840)

CTEDsEViT(8,497)

22%

44%

34%

District25includes3schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Mesa)District 25



58 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Tyler Pace (R)

Rusty Bowers

(R)

Michelle Udall (R)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y Y Y


Supported N Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed Y


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 25 District25includes3schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Mesa)



| 59



Partisan Split



White

21%Hispanic

63%Native

American

5%

Other

8%

Black

5%

White

70%

Hispanic

21%

Native American

5%

Other

8%

Black

5%

Children Served

• 48,802children





Senate JuanMendez(D)

House iselaBlanc(D) AthenaSalman–

MinorityWhip(D)


Maricopa GilbertUSD(33,327)MesaUSD(62,840)ScottsdaleUSD(22,529)TempeESD(11,725)TempeUHSD(13,590)

CTEDs EViT(8,497)

37%

22%

41%

District26includes6schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(NorthTempe)District 26



60 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Juan Mendez

(D)

Athena Salman

(D)

Isela Blanc (D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N N N


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 26 District26includes6schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(NorthTempe)



| 61



Partisan Split



Hispanic

65%

White

10%

Native American

6%

Other

4%

Black

16%

Hispanic

57%

White

19%

Native American

4%

Other

4%

Black

16%

Children Served

• 68,208children





Senate RebeccaRios(D)

House ReginaldBolding–MinorityWhip(D)

DiegoRodriguez(D)


Maricopa BalszESD(2,297)CreightonESD(6,056)KyreneESD(16,773)LaveenESD(6,951)MurphyESD(1,629)PhoenixUHSD(27,150)

RooseveltESD(8,879)TempeESD(11,725)TempeUHSD(13,590)TollesonUHSD(11,152)UnionESD(1,891)WilsonESD(1,204)

CTEDs EViT(8,497)

50%

14%

36%

District27includes13schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Downtown/SouthPhoenix)District 27



62 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Rebecca Rios(D)

Reginald Bolding

(D)

Diego Rodriguez

(D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N N N


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District27includes13schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Downtown/SouthPhoenix)District 27



| 63



Partisan Split


Children Served

• 49,613children





Hispanic

37%

White

50%

Native American

2%

Other

7%

Black

4%

Hispanic

24%

White

66%

Native American

1%

Other

6%

Black

3%


Senate KateBrophyMcGee(R)

House KelliButler(D) AaronLieberman(D)


MaricopaCreightonESD(6,056)GlendaleUHSD(14,997)MadisonESD(5,750)ParadiseValleyUSD(31,245)PhoenixUHSD(27,150)ScottsdaleUSD(22,529)WashingtonESD(22,618)


31%

37%

32%

District28includes8schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Camelback)District 28



64 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Kate Brophy McGee

(R)

Aaron Lieberman

(D)

Kelli Butler

(D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N N N


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District28includes8schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Camelback)District 28



| 65



Partisan Split


Hispanic

80%White

10%

Native American

2%

Other

2%

Black

6%

Hispanic

69%

White

20%

Native American

1%

Other

4%

Black

6%Children Served

• 79,961children






Senate MartínQuezeda(D)

House RichardAndrade(D) CésarChávez(D)


MaricopaAguaFriaUHSD(7,766)AlhambraESD(12,548)CartwrightESD(17,292)DysartUSD(23,999)GlendaleESD(12,527)GlendaleUHSD(14,997)

isaacESD(6,798)LitchfieldESD(10,630)PendergastESD(9,740)PeoriaUSD(36,634)PhoenixUHSD(27,150)TollesonUHSD(11,152)


42% 39%

18%

District29includes13schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Maryvale)District 29



66 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Martin Quezeda

(D)

Cesar Chavez

(D)

Richard Andrade

(D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N N N


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed


Opposed N


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District29includes13schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Maryvale)District 29



| 67



Partisan Split


Hispanic

71%

White

14%

Native American

3%

Other

4%

Black

8%

Hispanic

58%

White

26%

Native American

2%

Other

6%

Black

8%


Children Served

• 65,436children





Senate TonyNavarrete(D)

House RaquelTerán(D) RobertMeza(D)


MaricopaAlhambraESD(12,548)GlendaleESD(12,527)GlendaleUHSD(14,997)isaacESD(6,798)PhoenixESD(6,490)PhoenixUHSD(27,150)WashingtonESD(22,618)


41% 39%

20%

District30includes8schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Alhambra)District 30



68 |

BILLASBA’S

POSITION

Tony Navarrete

(D)

Raquel Teran (D)

Robert Meza (D)


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed N N N


Supported Y Y Y


Supported Y Y Y


Opposed


Opposed


Supported Y Y Y

Extra Credit


District 30 District30includes8schooldistrictsinMaricopaCounty(Alhambra)

Legis.District Member Email Address

1Senator Karen Fann [email protected]

Rep. Noel Campbell [email protected]

Rep. Steve Pierce [email protected]

2Senator Andrea Dalessandro [email protected]

Rep. Rosanna Gabaldón [email protected]

Rep. Daniel Hernandez [email protected]

3Senator Sally Ann Gonzales [email protected]

Rep. Andres Cano [email protected]

Rep. Alma Hernandez [email protected]

4Senator Lisa Otondo [email protected]

Rep. Charlene Fernandez [email protected]

Rep. Gerae Peten [email protected]

5Senator Sonny Borrelli [email protected]

Rep. Regina Cobb [email protected]

Rep. Leo Biasiucci [email protected]

6Senator Sylvia Allen [email protected]

Rep. Walter Blackman [email protected]

Rep. Bob Thorpe [email protected]

7Senator Jamescita Peshlakai [email protected]

Rep. Arlando Teller [email protected]

Rep. Myron Tsosie [email protected]

8Senator Frank Pratt [email protected]

Rep. David Cook [email protected]

Rep. T.J. Shope [email protected]

9Senator Victoria Steele [email protected]

Rep. Randall Friese [email protected]

Rep. Pamela Powers Hannley [email protected]

10Senator David Bradley [email protected]

Rep. Domingo DeGrazia [email protected]

Rep. Kirsten Engel [email protected]

11Senator Vince Leach [email protected]

Rep. Mark Finchem [email protected]

Rep. Bret Roberts [email protected]

12Senator Eddie Farnsworth [email protected]

Rep. Travis Grantham [email protected]

Rep. Warren Petersen [email protected]

13Senator Sine Kerr [email protected]

Rep. Timothy Dunn [email protected]

Rep. Joanne Osborne [email protected]

14Senator David Gowan [email protected]

Rep. Gail Griffin [email protected]

Rep. Becky Nutt [email protected]

15Senator Heather Carter [email protected]

Rep. John Allen [email protected]

Rep. Nancy Barto [email protected]

Legis.District Member Email Address

16Senator David Farnsworth [email protected]

Rep. John Fillmore [email protected]

Rep. Kelly Townsend [email protected]

17Senator J.D. Mesnard [email protected]

Rep. Jennifer Pawlik [email protected]

Rep. Jeff Weninger [email protected]

18Senator Sean Bowie [email protected]

Rep. Mitzi Epstein [email protected]

Rep. Jennifer Jermaine [email protected]

19Senator Lupe Contreras [email protected]

Rep. Diego Espinoza [email protected]

Rep. Lorenzo Sierra [email protected]

20Senator Paul Boyer [email protected]

Rep. Shawnna Bolick [email protected]

Rep. Anthony Kern [email protected]

21Senator Rick Gray [email protected]

Rep. Kevin Payne [email protected]

Rep. Tony Rivero [email protected]

22Senator David Livingston [email protected]

Rep. Frank Carroll [email protected]

Rep. Ben Toma [email protected]

23Senator Michelle Ugenti-Rita [email protected]

Rep. John Kavanagh [email protected]

Rep. Jay Lawrence [email protected]

24Senator Lela Alston [email protected]

Rep. Jennifer Longdon [email protected]

Rep. Amish Shah [email protected]

25Senator Tyler Pace [email protected]

Rep, Rusty Bowers [email protected]

Rep. Michelle Udall [email protected]

26Senator Juan Mendez [email protected]

Rep. Isela Blanc [email protected]

Rep. Athena Salman [email protected]

27Senator Rebecca Rios [email protected]

Rep. Reginald Bolding [email protected]

Rep. Diego Rodriguez [email protected]

28Senator Kate Brophy McGee [email protected]

Rep. Kelli Butler [email protected]

Rep. Aaron Lieberman [email protected]

29Senator Martín Quezada [email protected]

Rep. Richard Andrade [email protected]

Rep. César Chávez [email protected]

30Senator Tony Navarrete [email protected]

Rep. Robert Meza [email protected]

Rep. Raquel Terán [email protected]

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