How Arizona Legislators Voted in 2018 on High

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HOW ARIZONA LEGISLATORS VOTED IN 2018 ON HIGH PRIORITY K-12 EDUCATION BILLS The Friends of ASBA is a 501(c)(4) private, non-profit organization that provides information on high-priority, high-impact policy issues related to K-12 education in Arizona, leading to greater public understanding and support for public education in Arizona. This guide is intended to be factual, non-partisan and a key resource for voters who want to take into account education issues when casting their ballots.

We are proud to be a sister organization of the Arizona School Boards Association. Table of Contents

4 Letter from the Executive Director of Friends of ASBA

5 A User’s Guide to This Publication

5 Summary of Key K-12 Bills for 2018

A District-by-District Guide to Elected Representatives, Voters, Constituents, School Districts Served and Voting Records

7 Legislative District 1 37 Legislative District 16

9 Legislative District 2 39 Legislative District 17

11 Legislative District 3 41 Legislative District 18

13 Legislative District 4 43 Legislative District 19

15 Legislative District 5 45 Legislative District 20

17 Legislative District 6 47 Legislative District 21

19 Legislative District 7 49 Legislative District 22

21 Legislative District 8 51 Legislative District 23

23 Legislative District 9 53 Legislative District 24

25 Legislative District 10 55 Legislative District 25

27 Legislative District 11 57 Legislative District 26

29 Legislative District 12 59 Legislative District 27

31 Legislative District 13 61 Legislative District 28

33 Legislative District 14 63 Legislative District 29

35 Legislative District 15 65 Legislative District 30

| 3 A Trusted Resource to Track Key Votes in K-12 Education

The Friends of ASBA, a sister organization of the Arizona School Boards Association and separate 501(c)(4) corporation, is dedicated to providing resources that lead to more informed public discussion of K-12 education in Arizona and greater understanding and support for our state’s public schools and the more than 1 million students who attend them. Our mission, developed and supported by a board of directors comprised of current and former school board members from throughout Arizona, is providing both the public and key stakeholder groups access to information on high-priority, high- impact education policy issues.

The Friends of ASBA is focused on educating the people of Arizona so we, as a state, can do a better job of prioritizing the importance of education for all children.

This publication focuses on the impact of the Arizona Legislature, specifically the votes of individual legislators on key bills impacting K-12 education. On these pages, we look at voting records of Arizona legislators on 10 significant bills introduced last session that focused on funding, local control and school choice.

School board members and other school district leaders will be familiar with the color-coded voting records format, which provides at-a-glance insights into the level of support – or lack of support – each Arizona legislator provided for Arizona public schools and the local school boards who govern them.

The Friends of ASBA has stepped into this role for the fourth year, amplifying the valuable voting records with additional legislative district data that illuminates the populations and constituents served, voter participation and registration, and new indicators classifying whether your local state representatives supported (or did not support) advancing a pro K-12 education agenda this session.

It’s a powerful combination that we hope will inspire discussion within your communities. Education remains the top priority for Arizona voters. The quality of education our students receive, without a doubt, is helped or hindered by legislative action.

It’s important to honor those state representatives who support our work to bolster and better our state’s public schools and hold those accountable who do not.

I encourage you to use this resource to do just that.

Sincerely,

Dr. Timothy L. Ogle Executive Director, Friends of ASBA

4 | Using the Voting Records

Arizona’s 90 elected state legislators serve constituents in our state’s 30 legislative districts. Each district has two representatives, who serve in the state House of Representatives, and one senator, who serves in the State Senate. On the following pages, you will find an overview of each legislative district and a record of legislators’ votes to highlight those who support and do not support public education in Arizona. The information is separated into two pages for each district. The first page includes data about the legislative district itself with the names and party affiliation of each elected representative, the partisan split of registered voters, and data regarding voter turnout in the 2016 general election. It also includes race/ethnicity of the total population, and the population under age 18 within the district. Also, note the number of school districts within each legislative district and the student enrollment of each. The second page displays the voting record of each legislator in that district on key K-12 education bills. These are grouped into three focus areas: funding, local control and school choice. Friend of Public Education

For the second time, legislators will be rated on whether their overall record during the session was supportive of public education or not, in the estimation of Friends of ASBA. This rating is based on voting record, but also how helpful (or not) a given legislator was in advancing the ASBA political agenda during the legislative session, and how the legislator acted toward public education in general. A legislator may earn thumbs up, thumbs sideways or thumbs down. This is based in part on the member’s voting record, but also on other issues that may occur behind the scenes, such as helping to get bills heard (or not) in committee, helping to prevent bad bills from advancing, etc. Helpful actions are recognized by “extra credit.” This is intended to help our supporters determine at a glance which legislators have been helpful to the mission of Arizona public schools and the 1 million-plus students who attend them. Legislators who received thumbs up for both 2017 and 2018 are labeled "Champions of Public Education" with a special trophy icon. They have been consistent champions for public schools the entire Legislative term. Legislator Accountability – How Did Your Legislators Vote On Key Legislation in the 2018 Legislative Session?

The Fifty-Third Legislature, Second Regular Session adjourned sine die at 12:26 a.m. on Friday, May 4, 2018, after 116 days. The general effective date for non-emergency bills is August 3, 2018. Appropriation bills and bills with an emergency clause are effective immediately upon the signature of the governor.

We want to thank everyone who assisted Friends of ASBA in its advocacy efforts this year. Without you, our mission to ensure all students have the opportunity to succeed would not be possible. However, our work is not done. As we move into election season, it is more crucial than ever that you hold your legislators accountable for the positive and negative votes they cast. The following bill summaries represent significant pieces of legislation that impact K-12 public education. For a detailed summary of these bills and more, please consult the Comprehensive Legislative Wrap-Up Brief published by ASBA.

| 5 Key Bills Funding

HB 2112/SB 1161 funding; gifted pupils (Carter & Brophy McGee) This bill would have appropriated $3.4M from the general fund to the Arizona Department of Education to support additional assistance for gifted programs. ASBA supported; held awaiting committee in the Senate. Although this bill did not get enacted, a $1M appropriation was made to ADE in the FY2019 budget.

SB 1390/HB 2158 TPT; additional rate; education (Brophy McGee & Coleman) This bill extends the 0.6% sales tax for education for another 20 years beyond its expiration in 2021. Provides an additional $64M to the classroom site fund beginning in 2021 to support teacher pay increases. ASBA supported; Chapter 74, Laws 2018.

HB 2578 damaged school facilities; replacement; grants (John) This bill would have allowed the School Facilities Board (SFB) to award building renewal grant money for districts to completely replace a damaged building or facility. ASBA supported; held awaiting hearing in Senate rules.

Local Control

SB 1152 education; appropriation; noncustodial federal monies (Allen) In its final form, this bill requires the Arizona Department of Education to account for all federal monies it receives and submit a report to the Joint Legislative Budget Committee. The report must specify how funds are allocated and which are “non-custodial.” ASBA opposed; Chapter 250, Laws 2018.

SB 1255 teachers; alternative performance evaluations (Allen) This bill allows districts to place teachers who are rated highly effective for three consecutive years on an alternative, expedited evaluation model determined by the individual district. ASBA supported; Chapter 57, Laws 2018.

SB 1378 schools; bonds; overrides; funding sources (Allen) This bill required districts to publish the total amount of revenues per-pupil a school district receives from all sources in the publicity pamphlet for a bond or override election. ASBA opposed; failed to pass the Senate 14-16-0.

SB 1411 schools; annual achievement profiles (Allen) This bill requires the State Board of Education to develop a dashboard for school accountability, where each individual indicator receives a letter grade, which then aggregates up to an overall letter grade. ASBA supported; Chapter 275, Laws 2018.

HB 2435 English language learners; instruction; budgeting (Boyer) This bill lowered the amount of Structured English Immersion (SEI) instruction required for English Language Learners from four hours per day to 120 minutes per day in K-7 and 100 minutes per day for 7-12, on average, with local flexibility in scheduling. ASBA Supported; died awaiting Senate Committee of the Whole.

School Choice

SB 1467 STOs; corporations; caps; scholarship eligibility (Yarbrough)This bill made numerous changes to “clean up” the corporate private school tuition scholarship program, but in the process increased the amounts for some scholarships and provided a mechanism to switch from an STO private school scholarship directly to an ESA voucher. ASBA opposed; held awaiting House committee of the whole.

HB2460 charter schools; vacant buildings; equipment (Leach) This bill specifies a school district is prohibited from accepting an offer from a potential buyer or lessee for a building for sale or lease that is less than an offer from a charter or private school. School districts are also prohibited from withdrawing the property from sale or lease solely because a charter or private school is the highest bidder.ASBA opposed; Chapter 86, Laws 2018.

6 | District 1 includes 25 school districts in Maricopa and District 1 Yavapai Counties

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa Canon ESD (132) Kirkland ESD (87) JTEDs Cave Creek USD (5,446) Chino Valley USD (2,360) Mayer USD (534) Mountain Institute JTED Deer Valley USD (34,498) Clarkdale-Jerome ESD Mingus Union HSD (1,195) (450) Wickenburg USD (1,497) (453) Prescott USD (4,044) West-MEC (6,841) Congress ESD (96) Seligman USD (125) V’ACTE (260) Yavapai Cottonwood-Oak Creek Skull Valley ESD (14) Ash Fork Joint USD (239) ESD (2,085) Williamson Valley ESD Beaver Creek ESD (292) Crown King ESD (6) (22) Camp Verde USD (1,602) Hillside ESD (21) Yarnell ESD (36) Humboldt USD (5,715)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Karen Fann (R) House Noel Campbell (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election D avid Stringer (R) 87,011 voters, 60% of registered voters, 46% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population

White Democratic 18% 83%

Republican 49% Other 4% Native Other 33% American 1% Black Hispanic 1% 11% Children Served

• 44,044 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 33,442 enrolled in school White • 91.7% attend public schools 73% • 25.3% of households have at least one child • 12.5% of children under 18 live in poverty, compared to 23.3% statewide Other Hispanic 5% 20% Native American 1% Black 1% SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 7 District 1 includes 25 school districts in Maricopa and District 1 Yavapai Counties

ASBA’s Karen Fann Noel David Stringer BILL Position (R) Campbell (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

SB 1467 (Yarbrough) Expands the number of students eligible Opposed Y to receive private school scholarships from STOs HB 2460 (Leach) Prohibits districts from selling or leasing Opposed Y Y Y buildings to a buyer offering less than a SCHOOL CHOICE SCHOOL charter or private school

Extra Credit

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Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position

8 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 2 includes 14 school districts in Pima and District 2 Santa Cruz Counties

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Pima Santa Cruz JTEDs Altar Valley ESD (652) Nogales USD (5,825) Pima County (3,955) Continental ESD (562) Patagonia Union HSD (77) Sahuarita USD (6,378) Santa Cruz ESD (225) San Fernando ESD (21) Santa Cruz Valley USD (3,392) Sunnyside USD (16,263) Sonoita ESD (110) Tucson USD (48,009) Vail USD (12,950)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Andrea Dalessandro (D) House Rosanna Gabaldon (D) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election D aniel Hernandez (D) 66,759 voters, 66% of registered voters, 40% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 33% Democratic 24% Other Hispanic 3% 60% Republican 42% Native Other American 34% 1% Black 3% Children Served

• 53,670 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 40,241 enrolled in school • 95.2% attend public schools White • 35.3% of households have at least one child 17% Hispanic 77% • 26.2% of children under 18 live in poverty, Other compared to 23.3% statewide 2% Native American 2% Black 3%

SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 9 District 2 includes 14 school districts in Pima and District 2 Santa Cruz Counties

Andrea Daniel ASBA’s Rosanna BILL Dalessandro Hernandez Position Gabaldon (D) (D) (D)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed N N N federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed N to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

SB 1467 (Yarbrough) Expands the number of students eligible Opposed N to receive private school scholarships from STOs HB 2460 (Leach) Prohibits districts from selling or leasing Opposed N N NV buildings to a buyer offering less than a SCHOOL CHOICE SCHOOL charter or private school

Extra Credit

Friend of public education

Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position

10 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 3 District 3 includes 6 school districts in Pima County

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Pima JTEDs Altar Valley ESD (652) Pima County JTED (3,955) Amphitheater USD (13,961) Flowing Wells USD (5,679) Sunnyside USD (16,263) Tucson USD (48,009)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Olivia Cajero Bedford (D) House Sally Ann Gonzalez (D) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election Macario Saldate (D) 48,887 voters, 53% of registered voters, 28% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 32% Democratic 51% Hispanic Other 57% Republican 17% 4%

Other Native 32% American 4% Black 3% Children Served

• 46,442 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 34,497 enrolled in school • 92.91% attend public schools White • 29.7% of households have at least one child Hispanic 11% 79% • 32.1% of children under 18 live in poverty, Other compared to 23.3% statewide 1%

Native American 8% Black 3% SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 11 District 3 District 3 includes 6 school districts in Pima County

ASBA’s Olivia Cajero Sally Ann Macario BILL Position Bedford (D) Gonzalez (D) Saldate (D)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed N N N federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed N to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

SB 1467 (Yarbrough) Expands the number of students eligible Opposed N to receive private school scholarships from STOs HB 2460 (Leach) Prohibits districts from selling or leasing Opposed N N N buildings to a buyer offering less than a SCHOOL CHOICE SCHOOL charter or private school

Extra Credit

Friend of public education

Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position

12 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 4 includes 31 school districts in Yuma, Pima, Pinal District 4 and Maricopa Counties

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa Paloma School District Pinal Yuma ESD (8,698) Agua Fria Union HSD (102) Casa Grande ESD (7,027) Yuma Union HSD (7,769) Sentinel ESD (34) Casa Grande Union HSD (11,054) Arlington ESD (259) (3,619) Avondale ESD (5,584) Pima Stanfield ESD (514) JTEDs Buckeye ESD (4,959) Ajo USD (445) CAVIT (920) Buckeye Union HSD Altar Valley ESD (652) Yuma Pima County JTED (4,043) Baboquivari USD (951) Antelope Union HSD (3,955) Gila Bend USD (427) Pima County JTED (247) West-MEC (6,841) Liberty ESD (3,401) (3,902) Crane ESD (6,318) Littleton ESD (5,685) Sahuarita USD (6,378) Gadsden ESD (5,381) Mobile ESD (28) Sunnyside USD (16,263) Mohawk Valley ESD (176) Palo Verde ESD (447) Somerton ESD (3,050)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Lisa Otondo (D) House Charlene Fernandez – Voter Turnout in 2016 general election Minority Whip (D) Gerae Peten (D) 37,668 voters, 41% of registered voters, 22% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 27% Democratic 40% Hispanic 61% Other Republican 23% 3% Native Other American 37% 6% Black 3% Children Served

• 59,780 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 44,623 enrolled in school

• 96.6% attend public schools White 17% Hispanic • 44.3% of households have at least one child 71% • 27.6% of children under 18 live in poverty, Other compared to 23.3% statewide 2% Native American 6% Black

SOURCES: 4% ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 13 District 4 includes 31 school districts in Yuma, Pima, Pinal District 4 and Maricopa Counties

ASBA’s Lisa Charlene Gerae Peten BILL Position Otondo (D) Fernandez (D) (D)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y N education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed N N N federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed N to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y N ELL instruction

SB 1467 (Yarbrough) Expands the number of students eligible Opposed N to receive private school scholarships from STOs HB 2460 (Leach) Prohibits districts from selling or leasing Opposed N N N buildings to a buyer offering less than a SCHOOL CHOICE SCHOOL charter or private school

Extra Credit

Friend of public education

Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position

14 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 5 includes 22 school districts in La Paz and District 5 Mohave Counties

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

La Paz Mohave Peach Springs USD (196) Bicentennial Union HSD (127) Bullhead City ESD (2,780) Topock ESD (110) Bouse ESD (27) Colorado City USD (546) Valentine ESD (104) Parker USD (1,956) Colorado River Union HSD (1,914) Yucca ESD (36) Quartzsite ESD (191) Fredonia-Moccasin USD (217) Salome Consolidated ESD (137) Hackberry ESD (41) JTEDs Wenden ESD (86) Kingman USD (6,862) CAVIAT (470) Lake Havasu USD (5,530) WAVE (653) Littlefield USD (389) Mohave Valley ESD (1,147) Owens-Whitney ESD (18)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Sonny Borrelli (R) House Regina Cobb (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election P aul Mosley (R) 62,615 voters, 49% of registered voters, 33% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – White Partisan Split Total LD Population 78%

Democratic 18% Other 3% Hispanic 16% Republican 44% Native American 2% Other 38% Black 1% Children Served

• 40,985 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 31,146 enrolled in school White 63% • 87.7% attend public schools • 21% of households have at least one child

• 24.5% of children under 18 live in poverty, Other Hispanic compared to 23.3% statewide 5% 28% Native American 3% Black 1% SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 15 District 5 includes 22 school districts in La Paz and District 5 Mohave Counties

ASBA’s Sonny Borrelli Regina Cobb Paul Mosley BILL Position (R) (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y N education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y N Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

Extra Credit

Friend of public education

Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position

16 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 6 includes 26 school districts in Navajo, Yavapai, Gila District 6 and Coconino Counties

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Coconino Gila Joseph City USD (414) Mingus Union HSD (1,195) Chevelon Butte ESD (9) Miami USD (1,209) Show Low USD (2,505) Sedona-Oak Creek USD Flagstaff USD (9,706) Payson USD (2,382) Snowflake USD (2,548) (1,062) Grand Canyon USD Pine Strawberry ESD Winslow USD (2,159) (285) (127) JTEDs Maine Consolidated Tonto Basin ESD (68) Yavapai Coconino County School District (130) Young ESD (36) Beaver Creek ESD (292) Accommodation Williams USD (640) ) Camp Verde USD (1,602) School District (127) Navajo Clarkdale-Jerome ESD CVIT(265) Heber-Overgaard USD (453) NAVIT (910) (478) Cottonwood-Oak Creek V’ACTE (260) Holbrook USD (2,124) ESD (2,085)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Sylvia Allen (R) House Brenda Barton (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election B ob Thorpe (R) 96,875 voters, 74% of registered voters, 52% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – White Partisan Split Total LD Population 75%

Democratic 28% Other 1% Hispanic Republican 38% Native 16% American 7% Black Other 34% 1% Children Served

• 39,723 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 29,375 enrolled in school White • 91.5% attend public schools 59% • 23.2% of households have at least one child • 18.4% of children under 18 live in poverty, compared to 23.3% statewide Other Hispanic 4% 27%

Native American 10% Black 1% SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 17 District 6 includes 26 school districts in Navajo, Yavapai, District 6 Gila and Coconino Counties

ASBA’s Sylvia Allen Brenda Bob Thorpe BILL Position (R) Barton (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

Extra Credit

Friend of public education

Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position

18 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 7 includes 41 school districts in Mohave, Coconino, District 7 Navajo, Apache, Gila, Graham and Pinal Counties

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Apache Coconino Graham Kayenta USD (1,743) Alpine ESD (61) Flagstaff USD (9,706) Fort Thomas USD (605) Pinon USD (1,135) Chinle USD (3,514) Fredonia-Moccasin USD Pima USD (808) Show Low USD (2,505) Concho ESD (176) (217) Safford USD (3,150) Whiteriver USD (2,279) Ganado USD (1,415) Grand Canyon USD Solomon ESD (204) Winslow USD (2,159) McNary ESD (130) (285) Red Mesa USD (551) Page USD (2,760) Mohave Pinal Round Valley USD Tuba City USD (1,760) Hackberry ESD (32) Ray USD (444) (1,306) Williams USD (640) Kingman USD (6,862) Peach Springs USD (196) JTEDs Sanders USD (725) CAVIAT (444) St. Johns USD (851) Gila Hayden-Winkelman USD Navajo CVIT (265) Vernon ESD (82) Blue Ridge USD (2,143) GIFT (320) Window Rock USD (287) San Carlos USD (1,651) Cedar USD (125) NATIVE (490) (1,890) Holbrook USD (2,124) NAVIT (910) Joseph City USD (414)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Jamescita Peshlakai (D) House Wenona Benally (D) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election E ric Descheenie (D) 54,421 voters, 43% of registered voters, 34% voting age population Hispanic Race/Ethnicity – 7% Partisan Split Total LD Population

White Democratic 52% 24% Native American Republican 20% 66% Other Other 28% 3% Children Served

• 61,108 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD Hispanic • 45,805 enrolled in school 9% • 96.1% attend public schools • 38.9% of households have at least one child White • 37.5% of children under 18 live in poverty, 17% Native compared to 23.3% statewide American 72% Other 2%

SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 19 District 7 includes 41 school districts in Mohave, Coconino, District 7 Navajo, Apache, Gila, Graham and Pinal Counties

Eric ASBA’s Jamescita Wenona BILL Descheenie Position Peshlakai (D) Benally (D) (D)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed N N NV federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed N to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

SB 1467 (Yarbrough) Expands the number of students eligible Opposed N to receive private school scholarships from STOs HB 2460 (Leach) Prohibits districts from selling or leasing Opposed N NV N buildings to a buyer offering less than a SCHOOL CHOICE SCHOOL charter or private school

Extra Credit

Friend of public education

Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position

20 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 8 includes 21 school districts in Gila and District 8 Pinal Counties

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Gila Casa Grande Union HSD (3,619) Ray USD (444) Globe USD (1,669) Coolidge USD (2,130) Sacaton ESD (581) Hayden-Winkelman USD (287) Eloy ESD (880) Santa Cruz Valley Union HSD Miami USD (1,209) Florence USD (9,338) (453) San Carlos USD (1,651) J O Combs USD (4,602) Superior USD (381) Mammoth-San Manuel USD (808) Pinal Maricopa USD (6,658) JTEDs Apache Junction USD (3,767) Oracle ESD (418) CAVIT (470) Casa Grande ESD (7,027) Picacho ESD (187) CVIT (265)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Frank Pratt (R) House David Cook (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election T homas "T.J." Shope – 60,951 voters, 63% of registered voters, 34% voting age population Speaker Pro Tempore (R)

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 50% Democratic 32%

Hispanic Republican 31% Other 36% 3% Other 37% Native American 7% Black Children Served 4%

• 53,527 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 40,585 enrolled in school White • 93.5% attend public schools 39% • 34.3% of households have at least one child Hispanic • 22% of children under 18 live in poverty, 45% compared to 23.3% statewide Other 4%

Native American 9% Black

SOURCES: 3% ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 21 District 8 includes 21 school districts in Gila and District 8 Pinal Counties

ASBA’s Frank Pratt David Cook T.J. Shope BILL Position (R) (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported N Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed N to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

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22 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 9 District 9 includes 6 school districts in Pima County

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Pima JTEDs Amphitheater USD (13,961) Pima County JTED (3,955) Catalina Foothills USD (5,219) Flowing Wells USD (5,679) Marana USD (12,141) Tucson USD (48,009)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate S teve Farley – Assistant Minority Leader (D)

Voter Turnout in 2016 general election House R andall Friese – Assistant Minority Leader (D) 68,109 voters, 54% of registered voters, 37% voting age population P amela Powers Hannley (D) Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 67% Democratic 38%

Republican 31% Hispanic Other 7% 22% Other 31% Native American 1% Black 3% Children Served

• 39,670 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 29,195 enrolled in school White • 88.8% attend public schools 50% • 22.2% of households have at least one child • 18.5% of children under 18 live in poverty, Hispanic compared to 23.3% statewide 35% Other 9% Native American 2% Black 4% SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 23 District 9 District 9 includes 6 school districts in Pima County

Pamela ASBA’s Steve Farley Randall Friese BILL Powers Position (D) (D) Hannley (D)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y N education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed N N Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed N to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported NV Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

SB 1467 (Yarbrough) Expands the number of students eligible Opposed N to receive private school scholarships from STOs HB 2460 (Leach) Prohibits districts from selling or leasing Opposed N N N buildings to a buyer offering less than a SCHOOL CHOICE SCHOOL charter or private school

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School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Pima JTEDS Tanque Verde USD (2,104) Pima County JTED (3,955) Tucson USD (48,009) Vail USD (12,950)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate David Bradley (D) House Todd Clodfelter (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election K irsten Engel (D) 94,376 voters, 76% of registered voters, 51% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 64% Democratic 37%

Republican 32% Other Hispanic 5% 25% Other 31% Native American 1% Black 5% Children Served

• 42,608 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 31,441 enrolled in school White • 90.9% attend public schools 45% • 24.3% of households have at least one child • 20.7% of children under 18 live in poverty, Hispanic 40% compared to 23.3% statewide Other 7%

Native American 2% Black 6% SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 25 District 10 District 10 includes 4 school districts in Pima County

ASBA’s David Bradley Todd Kirsten Engel BILL Position (D) Clodfelter (R) (D)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed N Y N federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed N to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

SB 1467 (Yarbrough) Expands the number of students eligible Opposed N to receive private school scholarships from STOs HB 2460 (Leach) Prohibits districts from selling or leasing Opposed NV Y N buildings to a buyer offering less than a SCHOOL CHOICE SCHOOL charter or private school

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26 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 11 includes 13 school districts in Pima and District 11 Pinal County

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Pima Maricopa USD (6,658) JTEDs Amphitheater USD (13,961) Oracle ESD (418) CAVIT (470) Marana USD (12,141) Picacho ESD (187) Red Rock ESD (340) Pinal Santa Cruz Valley Union HSD Casa Grande ESD (7,027) (453) Casa Grande Union HSD (3,619) Stanfield ESD (514) Eloy ESD (880) Toltec ESD (1,020)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Steve Smith (R) House Mark Finchem (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election V ince Leach (R) 99,865 voters, 73% of registered voters, 56% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 68% Democratic 27%

Republican 39% Other Hispanic 4% 22% Other 34% Native American 2% Black 4% Children Served

• 52,244 children Race/Ethnicity – 38,726 enrolled in school Children in LD • White • 92% attend public schools 73% • 30.1% of households have at least one child • 11.8% of children under 18 live in poverty, Hispanic compared to 23.3% statewide 20% Other 5% Native American 1% Black 1% SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 27 District 11 includes 13 school districts in Pima and District 11 Pinal County

ASBA’s Steve Smith Mark Finchem Vince Leach BILL Position (R) (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported N Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

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28 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 12 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa and District 12 Pinal County

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa Pinal JTEDs Chandler USD (44,706) Coolidge USD (2,130) CAVIT (920) Gilbert USD (35,008) EVIT (7,374) Higley USD (12,097) Queen Creek USD (6,793)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Warren Petersen (R) House Eddie Farnsworth (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election T ravis Grantham (R) 106,534 voters, 71% of registered voters, 57% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 73% Democratic 20%

Republican 46% Other Hispanic 7% 16% Other 34% Native American 1% Black 3% Children Served

• 81,239 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 59,451 enrolled in school White • 92.9% attend public schools 69% • 47.5% of households have at least one child • 6.4% of children under 18 live in poverty, compared to 23.3% statewide Other Hispanic 8% 19% Native American 1% Black 3% SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 29 District 12 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa and District 12 Pinal County

Eddie ASBA’s Warren Travis BILL Farnsworth Position Petersen (R) Grantham (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported N N education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported N N N Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

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30 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 13 includes 23 school districts in Yuma and District 13 Maricopa County

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa Morristown ESD (116) Hyder ESD (85) Agua Fria Union HSD (7,769) Nadaburg USD (841) Mohawk Valley ESD (176) Aguila ESD (161) Palo Verde ESD (447) Wellton ESD (226) Arlington ESD (259) Saddle Mountain USD (1,539) Yuma ESD (8,698) Avondale ESD (5,584) Sentinel ESD (34) Yuma Union HSD (11,054) Buckeye ESD (4,959) Wickenburg USD (1,497) Buckeye Union HSD (4,043) JTEDs Dysart USD (24,978) Yuma West-MEC (6,841) Liberty ESD (3,401) Antelope Union HSD (247) Litchfield ESD (11,671) Crane ESD (6,318)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Sine Kerr (R) House Darin Mitchell (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election Timothy Dunn (R) 62,124 voters, 51% of registered voters, 34% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 60% Democratic 23%

Other Republican 41% 4% Hispanic 31% Native Other 36% American 1% Black 4% Children Served

• 57,755 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 43,367 enrolled in school White • 93.8% attend public schools 44% • 34.7% of households have at least one child • 12.2% of children under 18 live in poverty, Hispanic compared to 23.3% statewide Other 44% 5% Native American 2% Black 5%

SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 31 District 13 includes 23 school districts in Yuma and District 13 Maricopa County

ASBA’s Darin Mitchell Timothy Dunn BILL Sine Kerr (R) Position (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

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32 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 14 includes 35 school districts in Greenlee, Pima, District 14 Graham and Cochise County

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Cochise McNeal ESD (61) Graham Pima Apache ESD (3) Naco ESD (302) Bonita ESD (107) Continental ESD (562) Ash Creek ESD (15) Palominas ESD (1,032) Fort Thomas USD (605) Sahuarita USD (6,378) Benson USD (1,278) Pearce ESD (108) Pima USD (808) Tanque Verde USD Bisbee USD (738) Pomerene ESD (94) Safford USD (3,150) (2,104) Bowie USD (61) San Simon USD (114) Solomon ESD (204) Vail USD (12,950) Cochise ESD (87) Sierra Vista USD (5,881) Thatcher USD (1,717) Double Adobe ESD (45) St. David USD (382) JTEDs Douglas USD (3,778) Tombstone USD (800) Greenlee Cochise Technology Elfrida ESD (114) Valley Union HSD (115) Duncan USD (379) District (713) Fort Huachuca Willcox USD (1,156) Morenci USD (1,503) Gila Institute for Accommodation Technology (320) District (912)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate G ail Griffin – Majority Whip (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election House Drew John (R) 86,313 voters, 69% of registered voters, 48% voting age population B ecky Nutt (R)

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 60% Democratic 26%

Other Hispanic Republican 41% 4% 32% Native American Other 33% 1% Black 3% Children Served

• 53,587 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 39,932 enrolled in school White 49% • 94.8% attend public schools • 32.3% of households have at least one child Other Hispanic • 19.4% of children under 18 live in poverty, 5% 42% compared to 23.3% statewide Native American 1% Black 3% SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 33 District 14 includes 35 school districts in Greenlee, Pima, District 14 Graham and Cochise County

ASBA’s Gail Griffin Drew John Becky Nutt BILL Position (R) (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

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34 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 15 includes 4 school districts in Maricopa County District 15 (Deer Valley/Gateway)

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa JTEDs Cave Creek USD (5,446) West-MEC (6,841) Deer Valley USD (34,498) Paradise Valley USD (31,893)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Nancy Barto (R) House J ohn Allen – Majority Voter Turnout in 2016 general election Leader (R) 99,105 voters, 70% of registered voters, 54% voting age population H eather Carter (R)

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 79% Democratic 23%

Republican 42% Other 8% Other 35% Native American 1% Black 2% Hispanic Children Served 10%

• 53,990 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 40,021 enrolled in school White • 90.4% attend public schools 68% • 32.7% of households have at least one child • 7.7% of children under 18 live in poverty, compared to 23.3% statewide Other 6% Native American 8% Black Hispanic 2% 15% SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 35 District 15 includes 4 school districts in Maricopa County District 15 (Deer Valley/Gateway)

ASBA’s Nancy Barto Heather John Allen BILL Position (R) Carter (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y N education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

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36 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 16 includes 8 school districts in Maricopa and District 16 Pinal Counties

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa Pinal Gilbert USD (35,008) Apache Junction USD (3,767) Higley USD (12,097) Florence USD (9,338) Mesa USD (63,982) J O Combs USD (4,602) Queen Creek USD (6,793)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate David Farnsworth (R) House Doug Coleman (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election K elly Townsend – 86,276 voters, 66% of registered voters, 45% voting age population Majority Whip (R)

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 75% Democratic 21%

Republican 41% Other 3% Hispanic 18% Native Other 38% American 1% Black 3% Children Served

• 54,508 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 38,740 enrolled in school White • 94.1% attend public schools 60% • 28.4% of households have at least one child • 14.8% of children under 18 live in poverty, compared to 23.3% statewide Other Hispanic 4% 31% Native American 2% Black 3%

SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 37 District 16 includes 8 school districts in Maricopa and District 16 Pinal Counties

David Doug ASBA’s Kelly BILL Farnsworth Coleman Position Townsend (R) (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported N Y N Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

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38 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 17 District 17 includes 4 school districts in Maricopa County

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa JTEDs Chandler USD (44,706) EVIT (7,374) Gilbert USD (35,008) Mesa USD (63,982)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate S teve Yarbrough – President (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election House J .D. Mesnard – Speaker of the House (R) 96,130 voters, 69% of registered voters, 51% voting age population J eff Weninger (R) Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 61% Democratic 26%

Republican 38% Hispanic 23% Other Other 36% 11% Native American Black 1% 4% Children Served

• 57,799 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 42,189 enrolled in school White • 91.9% attend public schools 48% • 35.1% of households have at least one child • 9.3% of children under 18 live in poverty, Hispanic compared to 23.3% statewide 32% Other 13% Native American 2% Black

SOURCES: 5% ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 39 District 17 District 17 includes 4 school districts in Maricopa County

ASBA’s Steve Jeff Weninger J.D. Mesnard BILL Position Yarbrough (R) (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y NV Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

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40 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 18 includes 6 school districts in Maricopa County District 18 (Ahwatukee/West Chandler)

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa JTEDs Chandler USD (44,706) EVIT (7,374) Kyrene ESD (17,157) Mesa USD (63,982) Tempe ESD (11,840) Tempe Union HSD (13,608)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Sean Bowie (D) House Mitzi Epstein (D) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election J ill Norgaard (R) 104,897 voters, 73% of registered voters, 55% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 68% Democratic 31%

Republican 35% Other 11% Other 34% Native American 1% Black Hispanic 5% 16% Children Served

• 50,004 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 37,920 enrolled in school White • 91.5% attend public schools 57% • 29.9% of households have at least one child

• 7.2% of children under 18 live in poverty, Hispanic compared to 23.3% statewide 23%

Other 13% Native American 2% Black SOURCES: 6% ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 41 District 18 includes 6 school districts in Maricopa County District 18 (Ahwatukee/West Chandler)

ASBA’s Sean Bowie Jill Norgaard Mitzi Epstein BILL Position (D) (R) (D)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed N N N federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed N to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

SB 1467 (Yarbrough) Expands the number of students eligible Opposed N to receive private school scholarships from STOs HB 2460 (Leach) Prohibits districts from selling or leasing Opposed N Y N buildings to a buyer offering less than a SCHOOL CHOICE SCHOOL charter or private school

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42 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 19 includes 18 school districts in Maricopa County District 19 (Estrella/Tolleson)

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa Litchfield ESD (11,671) JTEDs Agua Fria Union HSD (7,769) Littleton ESD (5,685) West-MEC (6,841) Avondale ESD (5,584) Murphy ESD (1,765) Buckeye Union HSD (4,043) Pendergast ESD (10,149) Cartwright ESD (17,976) Phoenix Union HSD (27,285) Fowler ESD (4,822) Riverside ESD (974) Isaac ESD (7,388) Tolleson ESD (3,200) Laveen ESD (6,850) Tolleson Union HSD (11,036) Liberty ESD (3,401) Union ESD (1,957)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate L upe Chavira Contreras – Minority Whip (D)

Voter Turnout in 2016 general election House Mark Cardenas (D) 38,817 voters, 44% of registered voters, 23% voting age population D iego Espinoza (D)

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population

White Democratic 42% 20% Hispanic 67% Republican Other 17% 4%

Other Native 41% American 1% Black 8% Children Served

• 77,239 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 56,043 enrolled in school

• 96.1% attend public schools White 12% Hispanic • 52% of households have at least one child 75% • 26.2% of children under 18 live in poverty, Other compared to 23.3% statewide 2% Native American 1% Black 10%

SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 43 District 19 includes 18 school districts in Maricopa County District 19 (Estrella/Tolleson)

ASBA’s Lupe Mark Diego BILL Position Contreras (D) Cardenas (D) Espinoza (D)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y NV replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed N N N federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed N to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

SB 1467 (Yarbrough) Expands the number of students eligible Opposed N to receive private school scholarships from STOs HB 2460 (Leach) Prohibits districts from selling or leasing Opposed N NV N buildings to a buyer offering less than a SCHOOL CHOICE SCHOOL charter or private school

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44 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 20 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa County District 20 (North Central)

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa JTEDs Deer Valley USD (34,498) West-MEC (6,841) Glendale ESD (13,314) Glendale Union HSD (15,686) Paradise Valley USD (31,893) Peoria USD (36,785) Washington ESD (23,321)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate K imberly Yee – Majority Leader (R)

Voter Turnout in 2016 general election House Paul Boyer (R) 80,037 voters, 64% of registered voters, 42% voting age population A nthony Kern (R)

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 69% Democratic 28%

Republican 35% Other Hispanic 6% 20% Other 37% Native American 1% Black 4% Children Served

• 50,140 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 36,347 enrolled in school White • 94.5% attend public schools 49% • 28.9% of households have at least one child • 16.9% of children under 18 live in poverty, Hispanic compared to 23.3% statewide Other 37% 7% Native American 2% Black 5%

SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 45 District 20 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa County District 20 (North Central)

ASBA’s Kimberly Yee Anthony Kern Paul Boyer BILL Position (R) (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported N Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y N Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

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46 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 21 includes 3 school districts in Maricopa County District 21 (Peoria)

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa JTEDs Dysart USD (24,978) West-MEC (6,841) Peoria USD (36,785)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Rick Gray (R) House Kevin Payne (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election T ony Rivero (R) 64,404 voters, 50% of registered voters, 34% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 65% Democratic 27%

Republican 37% Other 5% Hispanic 25% Native Other 36% American

1% Black 4% Children Served

• 51,235 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 37,622 enrolled in school White • 96.1% attend public schools 47% • 27.6% of households have at least one child • 16.2% of children under 18 live in poverty, Hispanic Other 41% compared to 23.3% statewide 6% Native American 1% Black 5%

SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 47 District 21 includes 3 school districts in Maricopa County District 21 (Peoria)

ASBA’s Rick Gray Kevin Payne Tony Rivero BILL Position (R) (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported N NV education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

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48 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 22 includes 6 school districts in Maricopa County District 22 (Northwest)

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa JTEDs Deer Valley USD (34,498) West-MEC (6,841) Dysart USD (24,978) Nadaburg USD (841) Peoria USD (36,785) Wickenburg USD (1,497)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Judy Burges (R) House David Livingston (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election P hil Lovas (R) 110,483 voters, 73% of registered voters, 59% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 81% Democratic 21%

Republican Other 46% 5%

Other Black 33% 3% Hispanic 11% Children Served

• 49,238 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 37,792 enrolled in school White • 93.6% attend public schools 70% • 26.9% of households have at least one child • 6% of children under 18 live in poverty, compared to 23.3% statewide Other 8%

Black 4% Hispanic 18% SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 49 District 22 includes 6 school districts in Maricopa County District 22 (Northwest)

David ASBA’s Judy Burges Ben Toma BILL Livingston Position (R) (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported N Y education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported N Y Y Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y NV replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y Y ELL instruction

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50 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 23 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa County District 23 (Northeast)

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa JTEDs Cave Creek USD (5,466) EVIT (7,374) Fountain Hills USD (1,509) West-MEC (6,841) Mesa USD (63,982) Paradise Valley USD (31,893) Scottsdale USD (23,391)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate John Kavanagh (R) House Jay Lawrence (R) Voter Turnout in 2016 general election M ichelle Ugenti-Rita (R) 88,099 voters, 54% of registered voters, 46% voting age population

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 86% Democratic 21% Other 5%

Republican 45% Native American 1% Other 34% Black 2% Hispanic 6% Children Served

• 37,407 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 29,891 enrolled in school White • 84% attend public schools 77% • 19.5% of households have at least one child

• 7.3% of children under 18 live in poverty, Other compared to 23.3% statewide 10%

Native American 1% Black 2% Hispanic 10% SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 51 District 23 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa County District 23 (Northeast)

John Michelle ASBA’s Jay Lawrence BILL Kavanagh Ugenti-Rita Position (R) (R) (R)

SB 1161/HB 2112 (Brophy McGee & Carter) Appropriates $3.4M for gifted Supported Y N education

SB 1390/HB 2158 (Brophy McGee & Supported Y Y N Coleman) Renews Prop 301 for 20 years FUNDING

HB 2578 (John) Allows SFB Building Renewal Grant funds to be used to Supported Y Y replace damaged buildings

SB 1152 (Allen) Requires ADE to report annually on all Opposed Y Y Y federal funds received

SB 1255 (Allen) Creates alternative teacher evaluation Supported Y Y Y cycle

SB 1378 (Allen) Requires all bond and override materials Opposed Y to list all funding sources LOCAL CONTROL SB 1411 (Allen) Supported Y Y Y Creates a dashboard for A-F letter grades

HB 2435 (Boyer) Removes the four hour requirement for Supported Y NV ELL instruction

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52 | NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member District 24 includes 11 school districts in Maricopa County District 24 (Encanto/Arcadia)

School Districts Served (with enrollment)

Maricopa Phoenix ESD (6,894) JTEDs Balsz ESD (2,468) Phoenix Union HSD (27,285) EVIT (7,374) Creighton ESD (6,479) Scottsdale USD (23,391) West-MEC (6,841) Glendale Union HSD (15,686) Washington ESD (23,321) Madison ESD (6,068) Osborn ESD (2,981)

Elected Representatives and Voters Senate K atie Hobbs – Minority Leader (D)

Voter Turnout in 2016 general election House Lela Alston (D) 54,351 voters, 51% of registered voters, 29% voting age population K en Clark (D)

Race/Ethnicity – Partisan Split Total LD Population White 46% Democratic 41%

Other Hispanic Republican 22% 5% 39%

Native Other 37% American 3% Black 7% Children Served

• 47,341 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 32,794 enrolled in school • 93.9% attend public schools White 20% Hispanic • 23.7% of households have at least one child 63% • 35.2% of children under 18 live in poverty, Other compared to 23.3% statewide 4% Native American 5% Black 8%

SOURCES: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION U.S. CENSUS 2014 (WWW.FACTFINDER2.CENSUS.GOV) AND ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 53 District 24 includes 11 school districts in Maricopa County District 24 (Encanto/Arcadia)

ASBA’s Katie Hobbs Ken Clark Lela Alston BILL Position (D) (D) (D)