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Regional Councils & Legislative Districts Regional Councils & Legislative Districts Central Maricopa – District 16 – Senator Leah Landrum –Taylor (D); Representative Clovis Campbell, Jr. (D) and Representative Ben Miranda (D), District 17 – Senator Meg Burton-Cahill (D); Representative Ed Abelser (D) and Representative David Schapira (D) , District 20 Senator John Huppenthal (R); Representative John McComish (R)and Representative Rae Waters (D), District 21 – Senator Jay Tibshraeny (R); Representative Warde Nichols (R) and Representative Steve Yarborough (R) Central Phoenix –District 11 – Senator Barbara Leff (R); Representative Adam Driggs (R) and Representative Eric Meyers (D) and 15 - Senator Ken Cheuvront (D); Representative David Lujan (D) and Representative Kyrsten Sinema (D) and District 14 Senator Debbie McCune Davis (D); Representative Chad Campbell (D) and Representative Robert Meza (D) Central Pima – District 28 - Senator Paula Aboud (D); Representative David Bradley (D) and Representative Steve Farley (D) and District 29 – Senator Linda Lopez (D); Representative Daniel Patterson (D) and Representative Matt Heinz (D) and District 30 Senator Frank Antenori (R); Representative (R) and Representative David Gowan (R) Cochise - District 25 – Senator Manny Alvarez (D); Representative Pat Fleming (D)and Representative David Stevens (R) and District 30 – Senator Frank Antenori (R); Representative (R) and Representative David Gowan (R) Coconino – District 1- Senator Steve Pierce (R); Representative Lucy Mason (R) and Representative Andy Tobin (R) and District 2 -Senator Albert Hale (D); Representative Dale Deschene (D) and Representative Tom Chabin (D) Cocopah Tribe -District 24- Senator Amanda Aguirre (D); Representative Russ Jones (R) and Representative Lynn Pancrazi (D) Colorado Indian River Tribes – District 24- Senator Amanda Aguirre (D); Representative Russ Jones (R) and Representative Lynn Pancrazi (R) Gila – District 5–Senator Sylvia Allen (R); Representative Jack Brown (D)and Representative Bill Konopnicki (R) Gila River Indian Community – District 23- Senator Rebecca Rios (D); Representative Barbara McGuire (D) and Representative Franklin Pratt (R) Graham/Greenlee – District 5 –Senator Sylvia Allen (R); Representative Jack Brown (D) and Representative Bill Konopnicki (R) Hualapai Tribe District 2 - Senator Albert Hale (D); Representative Dale Deschene (D) and Representative Tom Chabin (D) La Paz/Mohave – District 3 -Senator Ron Gould (R); Representative Doris Goodale (R)and Representative Nancy McClain (R) and District 24 – Senator Amanda Aguirre (D); Representative Russ Jones (R) and Representative Lynn Pancrazi (D) Navajo Nation- District 2 -Senator Albert Hale (D); Representative Dale Deschene (D) and Representative Tom Chabin (D) Navajo/Apache – District 5 –Senator Sylvia Allen (R); Representative Jack Brown (D) and Representative Bill Konopnicki (R) North Phoenix – District 6 – Senator David Braswell(R); Representative Amanda Reeve (R) and Representative Carl Seel (R)and District 7 – Senator Ed Bunch (R); Representative Ray Barnes (R) and Representative Nancy Barto (R)and District 10 Senator Linda Gray (R); Representative Doug Quelland (R) and Representative Jim Weiers (R) North Pima – District 26 – Senator Al Melvin (R); Representative Nancy Young Wright (D) and Representative Williams (R) and District 27 – Senator Jorge Garcia (D); Representative Olivia Cajero Bedford (D) and Representative Phil Lopes (D) Northeast Maricopa – District 8 – Senator Carolyn Allen (R); Representative John Kavanaugh (R) and Representative Michele Reagan (R) and District 11 Senator Barbara Leff (R); Representative Adam Driggs (R) and Representative Eric Meyers (D) Northwest Maricopa – District 4 Senator Jack Harper (R); Representative Tom Boone(R) and Representative Judy Burges (R), District 9 – Senator Bob Burns (R); Representative Debbie Lesko (R)and Representative Rick Murphy (R) and District 12 Senator John Nelson (R); Representative Steve Montenegro (R) and Representative Jerry Weiers (R) Pasqua Yaqui Tribe – District 25 – Senator Manny Alvarez (D); Representative Pat Fleming (D) and Representative David Stevens (R) Pinal – District 23 - Senator Rebecca Rios (D); Representative Barbara McGuire (D) and Representative Franklin Pratt (R) Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community – District 23- Senator Rebecca Rios (D); Representative Barbara McGuire (D) and Representative Franklin Pratt (R) San Carlos Apache Tribe – District 5 –Senator Sylvia Allen (R); Representative Jack Brown (D) and Representative Bill Konopnicki (R) Santa Cruz – District 25 – Senator Manny Alvarez (D); Representative Pat Fleming (D) and Representative David Stevens (R) South Phoenix – District 13 – Senator Richard Miranda (D); Representative Anna Tovar (D) and Representative Martha Garcia (D) and District 16 – Senator Leah Landrum-Taylor (D); Representative Clovis Campbell Jr. (D) and Representative Ben Miranda (D) South Pima– District 25 – Senator Manny Alvarez (D); Representative Pat Fleming (D) and Representative David Stevens (R) and District 29 – Senator Linda Lopez (D); Representative Daniel Patterson (D) and Representative Matt Heinz(D) and District 30 Senator Frank Antenori (R); Representative (R) and Representative David Gowan (R) Southeast Maricopa – District 18 Senator Russell Pearce (R); Representative Cecil Ash(R) and Representative Steve Court (R) and District 19 Senator Chuck Gray (R); Representative Kirk Adams (R)and Representative (R) Rich Crandall and District 21 – Senator Jay Tibshraeny (R); Representative Warde Nichols (R)and Representative Steve Yarborough (R)and District 22 – Senator Thayer Verschoor (R); Representative Andy Biggs (R) and Representative Lauren Hendrix (R) Southwest Maricopa – District 13 – Senator Richard Miranda (D); Representative Anna Tovar (D) and Representative Martha Garcia (D) and District 25-Senator Manny Alvarez (D); Representative Pat Fleming (D) and Representative David Stevens (R) Tohono O’odham Nation – District 25 - Senator Manny Alvarez (D); Representative Pat Fleming (D) and Representative David Stevens (R) White Mountain Apache Tribe– District 5 –Senator Sylvia Allen (R); Representative Jack Brown (D) and Representative Bill Konopnicki (R) Yavapai – District 1 - Senator Steve Pierce (R); Representative Lucy Mason (R) and Representative Andy Tobin (R) Yuma - District 24- Senator Amanda Aguirre (D); Representative Russ Jones (R) and Representative Lynn Pancrazi (D) .
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