Your Democratic Neighbors Urge You to Review Your Elected State

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WHO REPRESENTS YOU? and what do they do for you–or to you? Your Democratic neighbors urge you to review your elected State and local government officials who have been chosen in partisan elections (the candidates are nominated by political parties). The people you elect to these offices make decisions and take actions every day that affect your continued well-being. If you live in Pinal County voter precinct 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 50, 51, 52, or 93, you are currently represented by: OFFICE CURRENT OFFICER [& NEXT ELECTION] DUTIES State of Arizona: Governor Doug Ducey - Republican [2022] Secretary of State Katie Hobbs - Democrat [2022] Maintaining public records; administering elections. Successor to the Governor; Acting Governor Attorney General Mark Brnovich - Republican [2022] Treasurer Kimberly Yee - Republican [2022] Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman - Democrat [2022] Mine Inspector Joe Hart - Republican [2022] Corporation Commissioners (5): Sandra Kennedy - Democrat [2022] The AZ Corporation Commission Lea Márquez Peterson - Republican [2024] regulates public utilities; facilitates the incorporation of Jim O'Connor - Republican [2024] businesses and organizations; Justin Olson - Republican [2022] regulates securities; oversees Anna Tovar - Democrat [2024] railroad & pipeline safety Arizona Legislative District 8 Senator Thomas Shope - Republican [2022] Legislation Representatives (2): David Cook - Republican [2022] Legislation Frank Pratt - Republican [2022] Legislation Pinal County County Supervisor, District 1 Kevin Cavanaugh - Republican [2024] The Board of Supervisors directs public policy; administers county services; approves budget & taxes. Assessor Douglas Wolfe - Republican [2024] Property tax assessment & billing County Attorney Kent Volkmer - Republican [2024] Recorder Virginia Ross - Republican [2024] Record deeds & other financial documents; administer elections. School Superintendent Jill Broussard - Republican [2024] Sheriff Mark Lamb - Republican [2024] County-wide law enforcement Treasurer Michael McCord - Republican [2024] Clerk of the AZ Superior Court, Pinal County Rebecca Padilla - Republican [2022] Administration of Superior Court Justice of the Peace, Justice Precinct 5 Nancy Discher - Republican [2022] Judge of the County Justice Court Constable, Justice Precinct 5 Mike Sloan - Republican [2022] Executive Officer of Just. Court For more information, please contact your neighborhood Democratic Volunteer: or the Pinal County Democratic Party (520-509-1611). For copies of this page, go to www.northsidedems.org To see a complete list of all the districts (such as school, water, fire) that you live in, go to my.arizona.vote, click on “Find your polling locations”, then enter your home address; when polling locations appear, click on "My Election Districts". Paid for by the Northside Democrats, a registered AZ political organization not affiliated with any candidate or candidate’s committee. Printed in house..

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