Archives: Elected Officials

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

Ylenia Aguilar was born in Mexico and raised in Arizona and rural Illinois. She enjoys running, hiking, camping, kayaking, cycling,

Cheryl Mango-Paget has been leading educational initiatives since 1989 and is running for the Coconino County Superintendent of Schools.  For the past twelve years, Cheryl has worked for the Coconino County Education Service Agency as a Professional Development Coordinator and Associate Superintendent.

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

Pima County Recorder Gabriella Cázares-Kelly (she/her) is originally from the communities of Pisin’ Mo’o and Kupk, which are located on

Downtown Phoenix Justice Constable Darlene Martinez was born in Cortez, Colorado to a family of 7 kids. Growing up in a

Maricopa Community Colleges District 5 Jacqueline Smith is a higher education professional and advocate who currently serves as Vice President

Heather Macre fights for the people of Arizona every day, emphasizing integrity, transparency, and sustainability. She has represented Maricopa County

Pima County Board of Supervisors District 3 Jennifer and her family have called Southern Arizona home for decades. She is

Laura Conover is the current Pima County Attorney. A lifelong Democrat and Tucsonan, she was elected in 2020, at the

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

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

Pima Community College Governing Board District 3. Kristen Randall is an accomplished public servant with a diverse background in science,

Yuma County Board of Supervisors District 5 After serving in the Arizona House of Representatives representing LD24 from 2007 to

Coconino County Recorder Aubrey grew up in the Southwest and has been a resident of Flagstaff since 2011. She is

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

Pima Community College Governing Board District 5 Karla Bernal Morales serves as the Vice President of the  Arizona Technology Council.

Arizona Western College District 4 Olivia Elizondo Zepeda graduated from Arizona Western College with an Associate’s Degree, and took her

Yavapai Board of Supervisors District 3. Nikki is a second-generation Arizonan, born and raised in Yavapai County. She grew up