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Arizona Endorsed Candidates 2020 United States House of Arizona House of Representatives Representatives In Arizona you vote for two house members in your district to represent you. CD01 Tom O’Halleran CD02 Ann Kirkpatrick HD01 Judy Burges CD03 Raul Grijalva HD02 Andrea Dalessandro Daniel Hernandez Jr CD04 Paul Gosar HD03 Andres Cano Alma Hernandez CD05 Andy Biggs HD04 Charlene Fernandez Geraldine Peten CD06 David Schweikert HD05 Leo Biasiucci Regina Cobb CD07 Ruben Gallego HD06- Brenda Barton Walter Blackman CD08 Debbie Lesko HD07 Arlando Teller Myron Tsosie CD09 Greg Stanton HD08 David Cook Frank Pratt HD09 Randall Friese Pamela Powers Hannley HD10 Domingo DeGrazia HD11 Mark Finchem Bret Roberts Arizona State Senate HD12 Travis Grantham HD13 Timothy Dunn Joanne Osborne SD01 Karen Fann HD14 Gail Griffin Becky Nutt SD02 Rosanna Gabaldón HD16 John Filmore SD03 Sally Ann Gonzales HD17 Jeff Weninger Jennifer Pawlik SD04 Lisa Otondo HD18 Denise “Mitzi” Epstein Jennifer Jermaine SD05 Sonny Borrelli HD19 Diego Espinoza Lorenzo Sierra SD07 Jamescita Peshlakai HD20 Shawnna Bolick Anthony Kern SD08 Thomas "T.J.” Shope HD21 Kevin Payne SD09 Victoria Steele HD22 Frank Carroll Ben Toma SD10 Kirsten Engel HD23 John Kavanagh SD11 Venden “Vince” Leach HD24 Jennifer Longdon Amish Shah SD12 Warren Peterson HD25 Russell Bowers Michelle Udall SD13 Sine Kerr HD26 Athena Salman SD14 David Gowan HD27 Reginald Bolding Diego Rodriguez SD15 Nancy Barto HD28 Kelli Butler Aaron Lieberman SD16 Kelly Townsend HD29 Richard Andrade Cesar Chavez SD17 J.D. Mesnard HD30 Robert Meza Raquel Teran SD18 Sean Bowie SD19 Lupe Contreras SD20 Paul Boyer SD21 Rick Gray ELECTION DAY: NOVEMBER 3RD SD22 David Livingston SD23 Michelle Ugenti-Rita If you vote by mail, it is recommended to return SD24 Lela Alston ballot by Tuesday, Oct. 27 or drop it off at a SD25 Tyler Pace polling location on Election Day. SD26 Juan Mendez SD27 Rebecca Rios VOTER INFORMATION SD28 Kate Brophy McGee AZ Secretary of State SD29 Martin Quezada SD30 Otoniel “Tony” Navarrete Find More Information At: RacesWWW.CREDITUNIONSVOTE.COM not listed in the endorsement list means our Mountain West Credit Union Association has not taken a position in that race .

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July 15, 2021 VIA EMAIL Office of the Chief Clerk Justin Riches, Public Records Counsel 1700 W. Washington, Rm 201 Phoenix, AZ
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