Archives: Elected Officials

Kirkpatrick was born and raised on an Apache Indian reservation near McNary, Arizona. She is a graduate of Blue Ridge

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,

State Representative Charlene Fernandez is the Democratic Minority Leader in the Arizona House of Representatives from the 4th Legislative District.

Andrea Dalessandro has taught elementary, high school, community college and university for over 25 years and is a retired CPA.

Prior to being elected to the Arizona house in November 2016, Pamela Powers Hannley, MPH had a long career in

In 2004, Jen Longdon was paralyzed in a random drive-by shooting, changing the trajectory of her life overnight. Before the

Kelli Butler was born and raised in Scottsdale. She attended the University of Arizona pursuing a degree in elementary education

Representative Raquel Terán is a mother, wife, community organizer and lifelong Arizonan. For the last twelve years she has been

Jennifer Pawlik was elected as a State Representative in November of 2018; she is the first woman, and the first

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

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

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

A product of Arizona’s public schools, Lynné Almy has taught in the Maryvale schools working every day to ensure that

Lindsey McCaleb was elected to serve on the Creighton Elementary School Board in 2020. Lindsey McCaleb has been an educator for

Lindsay Love is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a Masters in Social Work from the University of Southern California.

Leila Counts currently serves on the Tucson Unified School District Governing Board. She is a dedicated educator, small business owner,

Jenni was elected to the Washington Elementary School Board in 2020. She is a native Arizonan and the daughter of