Tamara Floyd
Tamara Floyd, born in Pomona California, moved to Phoenix Arizona in 1993, where she presently resides in the city of Goodyear for the past 20+ years.
Candidate Category: City
Arizona women determined to make significant change.
Laura Pastor
Phoenix native Laura Pastor is a fifth-generation Arizonan. Her grandparents and great-grandparents worked in Eastern Arizona’s mining communities, and both her parents began their careers as classroom teachers.
Alexis Hermosillo
Alexis is the Mayor of the City of El Mirage where she was born and raised. As a proud fourth-generation El Mirage resident, Alexis is passionate about her community.
jenn duff
A Mesa native with British family roots that go back to Falcon Field during World War II, Duff is very active in the Mesa community. She spent six years on the Board of Directors of the i.d.e.a. Museum.
karen watts
City Councilmember Karen Watts is a Yuma native whose family presence in the Yuma community dates to the 1800’s. She had the privilege to raise a family of her own here while having the opportunity to play an active role in serving her community.
becky daggett
An Arizona native, Becky won her first term on the Flagstaff City Council in 2020, earning the role of Vice Mayor as the top vote recipient. Becky currently directs northern Arizona organizing efforts for the statewide Stop Dark Money campaign.
solange whitehead
Councilwoman Whitehead and her family came to Scottsdale in 1996 from San Diego for ‘just six months’, fell in love with everything Arizona and never went back.
ginny dickey
Ginny chose Fountain Hills as her hometown in 1983. Born and raised in NY, she followed her parents, who had fallen in love with this desert community in the seventies.
Laura Pastor
Phoenix native Laura Pastor is a fifth-generation Arizonan who graduated from St. Mary’s High School and received a Bachelor of
Leslie McClendon
Councilmember Leslie McClendon was born and raised right in Yuma. She has been married to Bob McClendon Jr for 32
Lane Santa Cruz
Lane Santa Cruz is a second generation Tucsonan born and raised on the Southside. Her father migrated from Eudeve-Opata Sonora
Kathy Kinsella
Kathy Kinsella has owned her home in Sedona for over ten years. She has over 25 years experience working in
Karen Watts
City Councilmember Karen Watts is a Yuma native, born and raised, who’s family presence in the Yuma community dates back
Joyce Jones-Ivy
Joyce Jones-Ivey is a retired nurse who proudly served patients for 42 years. She was elected to the Oro Valley
Jen Duff
Jen Duff is a Mesa native and a longtime leader in the Mesa community. In addition to serving as a
Janice Hudson
Janice Hudson first visited Sedona fifteen years ago and knew it was where she was meant to be. Since moving
Holli Ploog
Holli Ploog is a dedicated six year resident of the City of Sedona. She served on the City’s Budget Workgroup
Doreen Garlid
Doreen is proud to call Tempe her home. She was born in California in 1963, the second oldest of four
Becky Daggett
An Arizona native, Becky Daggett currently directs Coconino and Mohave County organizing efforts for the statewide Outlaw Dirty Money campaign.
Alexis Hermosillo
Alexis Hermosillo is a proud fourth-generation resident and Mayor of the City of El Mirage. Alexis has worked for a
Regina Romero
Regina Romero epitomizes the American Dream in the Southwest. Raised by immigrant farmworkers in Somerton, Arizona, Regina is the youngest
Kate Gallego
Mayor Kate Gallego has spent her career working to find solutions to complex problems. Prior to being elected Mayor, she
Karin Uhlich
Executive Director of the Food Bank Council of Michigan. Once in Tucson she served as and Executive Director of Primavera
Ginny Dickey
Ginny and her family chose Fountain Hills as their home town in 1983. Born and raised in NY, she followed