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2012 Green Book Custom Covers 1/13/14 10:05 AM Page 1 2014 Guide to the 51St Legislature Second Regular Session 2014 Green Book Covers_2012 Green Book Custom Covers 1/13/14 10:05 AM Page 1 2014 Guide To The 51st Legislature Second Regular Session $10.95 Arizona News Service 2014 Green Book Covers_2012 Green Book Custom Covers 1/13/14 10:05 AM Page 2 Arizona News Service Arizona Capitol Reports Publisher of the Publisher of the AZ 84 An explanation of Arizona Capitol Times Arizona Property Taxes 2004 edition Citizen Government 2006 Edition Government The Arizona Tax ResArizona Capitol Times Resource Directory Yellow Sheet Report yellowsheetreport.com Political Almanac Trade & Associations Legislative Directory Report Book of Lobbyists & Government Liaisons Legislation On Line Arizona To subscribe or order copies, contact Arizona News Service: (LOLA) 1835 W. 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Published at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona by Arizona News Service, LLC 2014 Green Book 84_2012 Green Book 1/13/14 10:54 AM Page 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 House members’ phones & assistants....................................2 House officers & principal staff ..............................................3 Senate members’ phones & assistants...................................6 Senate officers & principal staff ............................................7 House standing committee rosters .........................................9 Senate standing committee rosters ......................................14 House members’ biographical sketches ................................17 Seating chart — House........................................................44 Seating chart — Senate.......................................................45 Senate members’ biographical sketches ...............................46 House party caucuses .........................................................60 Senate party caucuses ........................................................62 Legislators by d istrict ...........................................................63 Joint Committee on Capital Review .......................................64 Joint Legislative Audit Committee..........................................64 Joint Legislative Budget Committee.......................................65 Legislative Council ...............................................................65 Members’ faxes...................................................................66 Endorsements — House ......................................................68 Endorsements — Senate .....................................................69 State executive officers........................................................70 Members of Congress..........................................................75 Contact email & addresses — House ...................................80 Contact email & addresses — Senate ..................................83 Arizona News Service staff...................................................84 INDEX OF LISTINGS House Biographical sketches ..........................................................17 Chief Clerk & staff .................................................................5 Committee research analysts .................................................4 Committee rosters .................................................................9 Fax numbers........................................................................66 Legislative Broadcast Center/AZ Capitol TV .............................5 Majority staff .........................................................................4 Members by district .............................................................63 Minority staff.........................................................................4 Officers’ phones & assistants ................................................3 House party caucuses .........................................................60 Representatives’ phones & assistants ....................................2 Rules Committee staff ...........................................................5 Seating Chart ......................................................................44 Security ................................................................................5 Senate Biographical sketches ..........................................................46 Committee research analysts .................................................8 Committee rosters ...............................................................14 Fax numbers... .....................................................................67 Majority staff .........................................................................7 Members by district .............................................................63 Minority staff.........................................................................7 Officers’ phones & assistants ................................................7 Resource Center....................................................................8 Rules Committee staff ...........................................................8 Seating Chart ......................................................................45 Security.................................................................................8 Senate party caucuses ........................................................62 Senate Secretary & staff........................................................8 Senators’ phones & assistants...............................................6 2014 Green Book 84_2012 Green Book 1/13/14 10:54 AM Page 2 2 HOUSE PHONES – STAFF ARIZONA STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES M 1700 W. Washington, Phoenix 85007 M HOUSE MEMBERS’ PHONES & ASSISTANTS O (For members’ biographical sketches, see Pg. 19) (For House caucus lists, see Pg. 60) O O MEMBER ASSISTANT PHONE ROOM DISTPARTY P PHONES [(602) 926-] P ALLEN Sierra Orozco 4916 131 15 R ALSTON Carmen Velarde 5829 332 24 D P BARTON Adrian Luth 4129 111 6R P BORRELLI Sue Adams 5051 310 5R Q BOYER Sue Adams 4173 309 20 R R BROPHY MCGEE Elizabeth Bixby 4486 304 28 R S CAMPBELL Kat Clark 3026 320 24 D S CARDENAS Daniel Briggin 3014 122 19 D S CARTER Sandra Kelley 5503 303 15 R S COLEMAN Jennifer Burns 3160 308 16 R S CONTRERAS Cesar Chavez 5284 325 19 D S DALESSANDRO Cindy Narvaez 5342 118 2D DIAL Pamela Soto 5550 110 18 R S ESCAMILLA Nathan Schneider 5872 126 4D T FANN Jackie O’Donnell 5874 316 1R T FARNSWORTH Jan Mullenaux 5735 302 12 R FORESE Alexis Burkhart 5168 113 17 R T GABALDON Cindy Narvaez 3424 117 2D U GALLEGO Nicole Soliere 3042 321 27 D W GONZALES Cecilia Galindo 3278 116 3D GOODALE Jana Babel 5408 313 5R GOWAN Becca Farmer 3312 206 14 R GRAY Karen Bumcrot 5993 219 21 R HALE Melissa Upshaw 4323 129 7D HERNANDEZ Daniel Briggin 3376 119 29 D KAVANAGH Mary Irvine 5170 114 23 R KWASMAN Garrett Deffner 5839 344 11 R LARKIN Sarahita Wyatt-Paige 5058 124 30 D LESKO Brittany Green 5413 222 21 R LIVINGSTON Barbara Phillips 4178 341 22 R LOVAS Heather Covert 3297 130 22 R MACH Sarahita Wyatt-Paige 3398 125 10 D McCUNE DAVIS Donna Homsher 4485 322 30 D MENDEZ Connie Dow 4124 120 26 D MESNARD Susan Hite 4481 220 17 R MEYER Barbara Wellman 3037 334 28 D MIRANDA Cesar Chavez 4893 329 27 D 2014 Green Book 84_2012 Green Book 1/13/14 10:54 AM Page 3 HOUSE PHONES – STAFF 3 MITCHELL Jennifer Burns 5894 307 13 R MONTENEGRO Dan Nichols 5955 218 13 R OLSON Riley Weber 5288 306 25 R PHONES ORR Tina Fairbanks 3235 337 9R OTONDO Nathan Schneider 3002 123 4D Y PESHLAKAI Donna Homsher 5160 323 7D PETERSEN Garrett Deffner 4136 345 12 R R D PIERCE Shannon Rivington 5495 112 25 R R PRATT Angela Diaz 5761 223 8R R QUEZADA Carmen Velarde 5911 324 29 D R ROBSON Iris McMahon 5549 217 18 R R SALDATE Cecilia Galindo 4171 115 3D D SEEL Meg Reilly 3018 330 20 R D SHERWOOD Connie Dow 3028 121 26 D R SHOPE Kim Gammill 3012 338 8R R SMITH Kim Gammill 5685 335 11 R D STEELE Barbara Wellman 5683 318 9D D R STEVENS Carolyn Berta 4321 312 14 R D THORPE Meg Reilly 5219 331 6R R TOBIN Sarah Griffith 5172 221 1R R Patty Wisner 3335 R TOWNSEND Barbara Phillips 4467 342 16 R D UGENTI Tina Fairbanks 4480 339 23 R D WHEELER Ross Andrews 3300 333 10 D D R HOUSE OFFICERS & PRINCIPAL STAFF R R HOUSE OFFICERS D Speaker: Andy Tobin .............................................(602) 926-5172 D Executive Asst.: Sarah Griffith..............................(602) 926-3438 R Executive Asst.: Patty Wisner ...............................(602) 926-3335 R Majority Leader: David Gowan ...............................(602) 926-3312 D Administrative Asst.: Becca Farmer ......................(602) 926-4640 R Majority Whip: Rick Gray........................................(602) 926-5993 R Administrative Asst.: Karen Bumcrot ....................(602) 926-3643 R Minority Leader: Chad Campbell ............................(602) 926-3026 D Administrative Asst.: Kat Clark.............................(602) 926-3101 D Asst. Min. Leader: Ruben Gallego..........................(602) 926-3042 D Administrative Asst.: Nicole Soliere ......................(602) 926-5344 R Minority Whip: Bruce Wheeler................................(602) 926-3300 D Administrative Asst.: Ross Andrews......................(602) 926-3305 D Speaker Pro Tempore: J.D. Mesnard ......................(602) 926-4481 Administrative Asst.: Susan Hite ..........................(602) 926-3164 2014 Green Book 84_2012 Green Book 1/13/14 10:54 AM Page 4 4 HOUSE
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