Junelle Cavero
My name is Junelle Cavero, and I am honored to be running as a Democrat for State Representative in District
Arizona women determined to make significant change.
My name is Junelle Cavero, and I am honored to be running as a Democrat for State Representative in District
Nancy Gutierrez has lived most of her life in Arizona. She attended NAU and earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with a math emphasis. She has lived all over Arizona including Phoenix, Sierra Vista, as a military spouse and teacher, and Tucson since 2007.
Running for LD9 State House Lorena Austin is a 5th generation Arizonan whose lifelong love for advocacy and leadership has
Running for LD5 State House Sarah Liguori, an Arizona native with strong ties across the state, is a seasoned professional
Rev. Quantá Crews is a community advocate and an associate minister at The Historic Tanner Chapel A.M.E. Church in Phoenix,
Mae Peshlakai is Dine’; Tangle People Clan and born for the Deer Water Clan, Maternal grandfather Salt Clan and her
Representative Raquel Terán is a mother, wife, community organizer and lifelong Arizonan. For the last twelve years she has been
Mitzi Epstein was elected to the State House in 2016 and re-elected in 2018, A computer systems analyst and small
In 2004, Jen Longdon was paralyzed in a random drive-by shooting, changing the trajectory of her life overnight. Before the
Growing up in a multiracial family in Arizona, state Rep. Athena Salman developed a deep appreciation for our country’s rich
Jennifer Pawlik was elected as a State Representative in November of 2018; she is the first woman, and the first
Jennifer Jermaine is the current State Representative from Arizona’s Legislative District 18: Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, and Ahwatukee. Jennifer is the
Alma Hernandez was born and raised in South Tucson. She holds her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in public health from
Stephanie Stahl Hamilton is an Arizonan, born in Flagstaff and spending her early childhood years on Navajo Tribal Lands. After
Melody Hernandez was born and raised in the Southeast valley of Arizona to a first generation Mexican-American family. Stunned by