Candidate Category: County

After serving in the Arizona House of Representatives representing LD24 from 2007 to 2013, Lynne Pancrazi was elected to the

Sharon Bronson is the current Pima County Board of Supervisors representative for District 3. She was first elected in 1996

Patty Hansen was first elected Coconino County Recorder in 2012, after serving in elections administration for 24 years in Pennsylvania,

Sarah Benatar currently serves as the Coconino County Treasurer. She was appointed to this office by the Board of Supervisors

Currently the chair of the Coconino Board of Supervisors for the third time, Lena has served for 10 years as

Heather Macre came to Arizona in 2008, and immersed herself in both the local political scene and in conservation efforts.

Angela Pancrazi-Moreno has her bachelor’s degree in economics and10 years of experience in the mortgage industry, where she learned to

With over 24 years of combined experience as a property tax agent, appraiser, real estate agent, and customer service specialist,

Throughout her 45-year career in law and in her forty years in Coconino County, Patrice has worked with numerous community

Laura Conover has served as an advocate for the Tucson community and criminal justice reform for the past 20 years.

Judy Begay is a lifelong resident of Coconino County and also a lifelong supporter of Democrats. Served as a public

Jennifer Martin is a life-long Arizonan.  The daughter of an archaeologist living less than a mile from the Superstition Mountain

Jacqueline Smith is a higher education professional and advocate who currently serves as Vice President at the Arizona State University

Gabriella Cázares-Kelly (she/her) is a proud, dues paying, #RedForEd public school educator, community organizer and current Pima County Recorder. She

Dr. Michaels, LLC manager/owner has acted as the primary contact in Sedona and focused on facilitation, strategy and logistics to

Catherine Ripley is a retired U.S. Naval Officer with over 25 years of service to her country. As a diplomat

Alexandra Arboleda has dedicated her career to solving Arizona’s water and natural resource challenges. The depth and breadth of her