Why I'm Running

I want to be your state representative because I am appalled at what the Republicans in power are doing to our state. The devastating impact that bills coming out of this legislature have on families, the disabled, seniors, jobs, education and healthcare is unconscionable and it needs to stop. Our representatives should work for us, but in order for that to happen we must first change the focus and priorities of our legislature. I want to be part of that change because I know that I have the experience to make it happen. Click here to read the rest....

Economy • Education
Environment

Economy - Promote high wage job growth to allow for our citizens to achieve economic stability for their families as well as the well-being for our state. We need to stop the boom and bust cycle we have experienced and examine ways to promote stability.

Education - Minimize budget damage to schools, including K-12, Community Colleges and our Universities. Exceptional education opportunities are the foundation of success for both the individual student and the workforce needs of the future.

Environment - Preserve Arizona's resources to allow for the enjoyment of our wonderful state parks and natural settings. It nurtures our soul. We need to protect those resources. Support biotech and alternative energy industries as a true potential for our state and to alleviate those economic cycles that have harmed Arizona in the past few years.
 

• US Senator Dennis DeConcini - Retired
• Governor Bruce Babbitt - Retired
• Governor Rose Mofford - Retired
• Senator Rebecca Rios - LD 23 - Assistant Minority Leader
• Senator Debbie McCune Davis - LD 14
• Representative Robert Meza - LD 14
• Representative Chad Campbell - LD 14 Minority Whip
• Representative Kyrsten Sinema - LD 15 Assistant Leader to Democratic caucus
• Representative Olivia Cajero Bedford - LD 27
• Sheriff John R. Armer - Gila County
• County Attorney James P. Walsh - Pinal County
• Marcia Weeks - Former Senator - Former Corporation Commissioner
• Jim Weeks - Former Phoenix City Council Member,
        Former Corporation Commissioner
• Art Hamilton - Former House Member and Minority Leader
• Linda Abril - PUHSD Governing Board Clerk
• Dr. Cristy Lopez - PUHSD Governing Board
• Adam Lopez Falk - Alhambra Elementary Governing Board
• Robert Zamora - Alhambra Elementary Governing Board
• Liz Meza - Phoenix Elementary Governing Board
• Glenda Walker - LD 14 Democratic Party Vice Chair
• Claudia Sue Armer
• Shawn Hutchinson
• Katie Hobbs
• Bruce Braley
• Alicia Cybulski
• Tom Oviatt
• Jo Anne Musolf
• Janet Gould
• Robert Deardorff
• Joanne Johnson
• Howard Rothenberg
• Steve Carter
• Karen Scates
• Eleanor Eisenberg
• Chad Weeks
• Peter S. Wertheim
• Craig Viquesnay
• Susan Weiner
• John and Sally Henry
• Jim and Kim Padilla
• Cheryl Collier
• Norma "Tizzy" Tisdel
• John Tisdel
• Mary Peralta
• Chris Wertheim
• Mike Colletto
• Dr. Roger Baker

  Leo and Kathy Corbet George Weisz Laurie Liles Marcia Imber Shelly Hegman Vivian Wood David and Cecelia Wolf Elizabeth Roberts Claire Sargent Judy Barrett Katherine Jacobson Judith Hardes Irma Jurado

• Kathleen Abernathy
  
• Athia Hardt
  
• Judy Walsh
  
• Eddie Sissons
  
• Bette DeGraw
  
• Joyce Geyser
  
• Jeff and Lisa Geyser
  
• Frank Bing
  
• Margaret Gabaldon
  
• Carolyn Maxon
  
• Sue Davis
  
• Cindy Resnick
• Bernie Resnick
  
• Mary Patricia Rush
  
  
• Professional Fire Fighters Association of Arizona
• Phoenix Fire Fighters Association
• United Food and Commercial Workers - Local 99
• Southwest Gas Corporation
• Arizona List
• Arizona Women's Political Caucus
• Equality Arizona
• Arizona Education Association
• Arizona State Building Trades Council
• Arizona Highway Patrol Association
• United Association of Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 469
• Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry
• National Association of Social Workers - Arizona Chapter
• Arizona Association of Realtors
• Fraternal Order of Police - Arizona State Lodge
• Arizona Medical Political Action Committee Board of Directors
• Arizona Nurses Association
• Arizona AFL-CIO
• AFSCME Arizona PEOPLE Conference
• Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Political Action Committee
• International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 640
• Home Builders Association of Central Arizona
• Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association Political Action Committee
• AZ League of Conservation Voters
• Sheet Metal Workers International Association, Local Union 359
• AZ National Organization of Women Political Action Committee
• AZ Federation of Teachers
• The AZ Republic