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Arizona LEGISLATOR CONTACT LIST AzNA ARIZONA NURSES ASSOCIATION A R I Z O N A S T A T E L E G I S L A T U R E SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES ARIZONA LEGISFifty-fourthLA LegislatureTOR C ONTacT LIST LISTED BMailingY LEGIS Address:LATIVE DISTRICT Arizona State Senate or House of Representatives Mailing Address: Arizona State Senator OR1700 Arizona W. Washington House of Representatives 1700 W. Washington, Phoenix,Phoenix, AZAZ 8500785007 1-800-352-8404 for calls(1-800-352-8404 from outside for calls the from Phoenix outside themetropolitan Phoenix metropolitan area area) Internet address: http://www.azleg.gov Dist. Senator (602) 926- Representative (602) 926- Representative (602) 926- 1 FANN, Karen (R) .................. 5874 CAMPBELL, Noel (R) .................... 3124 STRINGER, David (R) ............ 4838 2 DALESSANDRO, Andrea (D) ... 5342 GABALDÓN, Rosanna (D) ............ 3424 HERNANDEZ, Daniel (D) ....... 4840 3 GONZALES, Sally Ann (D) .... 3278 CANO, Andres (D) ......................... 3027 HERNANDEZ, Alma (D) ......... 3136 4 OTONDO, Lisa (D) ............... 3002 FERNANDEZ, Charlene (D) .......... 3098 PETEN, Gerae (D) ................. 4842 5 BORRELLI, Sonny (R) .......... 5051 BIASIUCCI, Leo (R) ....................... 3018 COBB, Regina (R) .................. 3126 6 ALLEN, Sylvia (R) ................. 5409 BLACKMAN, Walter (R) ................ 3043 THORPE, Bob (R) .................. 5219 7 PESHLAKAI, Jamescita (D) .... 5160 TELLER, Arlando (D) ..................... 3069 TSOSIE, Myron (D) ................ 3157 8 PRATT, Frank (R) ................. 5761 COOK, David (R) ........................... 5162 SHOPE, Thomas “T.J.” (R) ....... 3012 9 STEELE, Victoria (D) ............ 3022 FRIESE, Randall (D) ..................... 3138 POWERS HANNLEY, Pamela (D) .. 4848 10 BRADLEY, David (D) ............ 5262 DeGRAZIA, Domingo (D) .............. 5153 ENGEL, Kirsten (D) ................ 5178 11 LEACH, Vince (R) ................. 3106 FINCHEM, Mark (R) ...................... 3122 ROBERTS, Bret (R) ............... 3158 12 FARNSWORTH, Eddie (R) ... 5735 GRANTHAM, Travis (R) ................ 4868 PETERSEN, Warren (R) ........ 4136 13 KERR, Sine (R) .................... 5955 DUNN, Timothy M. (R) .................. 4139 OSBORNE, Joanne (R) .......... 3181 14 GOWAN, David (R) .............. 5154 GRIFFIN, Gail (R) .......................... 5895 NUTT, Becky (R) .................... 4852 15 CARTER, Heather (R) .......... 5503 ALLEN, John (R) ........................... 4916 BARTO, Nancy (R) ................. 5766 16 FARNSWORTH, David C. (R) ... 3020 FILLMORE, John (R) ..................... 3187 TOWNSEND, Kelly (R) ........... 4467 17 MESNARD, J.D. (R) ............. 4481 PAWLIK, Jennifer (D) .................... 3193 WENINGER, Jeff (R) .............. 3092 18 BOWIE, Sean (D) ................. 3004 EPSTEIN, Mitzi (D) ........................ 4870 JERMAINE, Jennifer (D) ........ 3199 19 CONTRERAS, Lupe (D) ....... 5284 ESPINOZA, Deigo (D) ................... 3134 SIERRA, Lorenzo (D) ............. 3211 20 BOYER, Paul (R) .................. 4173 BOLICK, Shawnna (R) .................. 3244 KERN, Anthony (R) ................ 3102 21 GRAY, Rick (R) .................... 5413 PAYNE, Kevin (R) ......................... 4854 RIVERO, Tony (R) .................. 3104 22 LIVINGSTON, David (R) ....... 4178 CARROLL, Frank (R) .................... 3249 TOMA, Ben (R) ...................... 3298 23 UGENTI-RITA, Michelle (R) . 4480 LAWRENCE, Jay (R) ..................... 3095 KAVANAGH, John (R) ............ 5170 24 ALSTON, Lela (D) ................ 5829 LONGDON, Jennifer (D) ................ 3264 SHAH, Amish (D) ................... 3280 25 PACE, Tyler (R) ...................... 5760 BOWERS, Rusty (R) ..................... 3128 UDALL, Michelle (R) ............... 4856 26 MENDEZ, Juan (D) ............... 4124 BLANC, Isela (D) ........................... 5187 SALMAN, Athena (D) ............. 4858 27 RIOS, Rebecca (D) ................ 3073 BOLDING, Reginald (D) ................ 3132 RODRIGUEZ, Diego (D) ........ 3285 28 BROPHY McGEE, Kate (R) .. 4486 BUTLER, Kelli (D).......................... 5156 LIEBERMAN, Aaron (D) ......... 3300 29 QUEZADA, Martín (D) .......... 5911 ANDRADE, Richard C. (D) ............ 3130 CHÁVEZ, César (D) ............... 4862 30 NAVARRETE, Otoniel "Tony" (D) ...... 4864 MEZA, Robert (D) .......................... 3425 TERÁN, Raquel (D) ................ 3308 Senate Leadership House Leadership President ....................................................... Karen Fann Speaker ......................................................... Rusty Bowers Majority Leader ................................................. Rick Gray Majority Leader ........................................ Warren Petersen Majority Whip ............................................. Sonny Borrelli Majority Whip ..................................................... Becky Nutt Democratic Leader .................................... David Bradley Democratic Leader .............................. Charlene Fernandez Assistant Democratic Leader................... Lupe Contreras Assistant Democratic Leader ....................... Randall Friese Democratic Whip ........ Lisa Otondo; Jamescita Peshlakai Democratic Whip ............ Reginald Bolding; Athena Salman President Pro Tempore ....................... Eddie Farnsworth Speaker Pro Tempore ....................... Thomas "T.J." Shope Arizona Nurses Association 2019 RN Advocacy Day Senate Secretary's Office 1850 East Southern Avenue Suite 1 | Tempe, AZ 85282 | 480.831.0404 | www.aznurse.org | [email protected]/3/2019 .
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