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Eva Putzova

Flagstaff City Council – Flagstaff became Eva’s home in 2000. With an academic background in economics and marketing, she started

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Linda Lopez

Senator Linda Lopez was re-elected to a second term in the Arizona state senate in 2012 by voters in the

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Debbie McCune Davis

Debbie attended R. E. Simpson in the Alhambra Elementary School District and Orangewood Elementary School in the Washington Elementary School

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Coral Evans

Mayor Coral Evans was elected as Mayor in November 2016 and re-elected in 2018. She was first elected to serve

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Sharon Wolcott

Sharon Wolcott represents Council District 1 in Surprise Arizona. Wolcott received a Bachelor’s degree in Communication and Education from Indiana

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Paula Aboud

A graduate from Tucson High School, Paula earned her BA in English from the University of Arizona.  A strong advocate

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Meg Burton Cahill

About Meg Meg Burton Cahill is a ceramic studio artist, a community activist, and the proud mother of a son

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Kyrsten Sinema

In November 2010 Kyrsten Sinema was elected to District 15 State Senate. She sits on the Senate Appropriations, Rules, Judiciary

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F. Ann Rodriguez

F. Ann was reelected for her seventh term as Recorder in 2016. Rodriguez has dedicated her time to the community

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Barbara McGuire

As a 3rd generation Arizona native, District 8 has been a big part of Barbara’s life. In 2012, LD8 voters

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Barbara LaWall

Barbara LaWall was elected in 1996 as the first woman to serve as Pima County attorney.She has been re-elected since

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Sylvia Lee

Sylvia Lee, PhD, proud graduate of Pima Community College (PCC) and former PCC Campus President, was elected in 2012 to

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Katie Hobbs

As the Senate Minority Leader, Katie Hobbs led the Arizona Democratic Caucus in their tough fight against extremist legislation that

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Kathy Hoffman

Kathy Hoffman is a dedicated educator who is committed to improving educational achievement for all of Arizona’s students. She currently

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Anna Tovar

Anna Tovar and her husband have been married for over 20 years and have two wonderful sons. She is a

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Lela Alston

Lela credits Arizona’s kindergarten through university education system for making the difference in her ability to help others. As a

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Rebecca Rios

A fourth generation Arizonan, Rebecca served in the Arizona Legislature from 1995 to 2010 where she was chosen to serve

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Rosanna Gabaldón

Rosanna Gabaldón is a dedicated public servant and an experienced legislator. She arrived in Sahuarita in 2004 and served on

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Lisa Otondo

Lisa Otondo was elected to the Senate in 2016 after serving two terms in the House of Representatives. As a

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Victoria Steele

Victoria Steele was first elected to the Arizona House of Representatives in 2012 and was elected to the Arizona Senate

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Kirsten Engel

Kirsten Engel was first elected in 2016 and is currently serving her second term in the Arizona House. She will

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Jamescita Peshlakai

Arizona Native Jamescita Mae Peshlakai was first elected to the state legislature in 2012. A combat veteran of the Persian

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Leslie McClendon

Councilmember Leslie McClendon was born and raised right in Yuma. She has been married to Bob McClendon Jr for 32

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