HOW ARIZONA LEGISLATORS VOTED IN 2020 ON HIGH PRIORITY K-12 EDUCATION BILLS
ASK YOUR LEGISLATORS IF THEY SUPPORT OR OPPOSE: 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.
ii | Table of Contents
2 Letter from Friends of ASBA Executive Director
3 A User’s Guide to This Publication
5 2020 Legislative Session
6 Summary of Key K-12 Bills for 2020
A District-by-District Guide to Elected Representatives, Voters, Constituents, School Districts Served and Voting Records
9 Legislative District 1 39 Legislative District 16
11 Legislative District 2 41 Legislative District 17
13 Legislative District 3 43 Legislative District 18
15 Legislative District 4 45 Legislative District 19
17 Legislative District 5 47 Legislative District 20
19 Legislative District 6 49 Legislative District 21
21 Legislative District 7 51 Legislative District 22
23 Legislative District 8 53 Legislative District 23
25 Legislative District 9 55 Legislative District 24
27 Legislative District 10 57 Legislative District 25
29 Legislative District 11 59 Legislative District 26
31 Legislative District 12 61 Legislative District 27
33 Legislative District 13 63 Legislative District 28
35 Legislative District 14 65 Legislative District 29
37 Legislative District 15 67 Legislative District 30
| 1 A Trusted Resource to Find Allies 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 leading a more informed public discussion of K-12 education in Arizona and fostering greater understanding and support for our public schools and the more than 1 million-plus students who attend them. The mission of the board of directors is to provide a strong, equal-access, issue-focused voice that is pro-public education.
The Friends of ASBA is focused on educating the people of Arizona so we, as a state, continue to prioritize a quality public education for all children as both a civic and an economic virtue.
This publication focuses on the impact of the Arizona Legislature, specifically the votes of individual legislators on key bills impacting K-12 education and district public schools. Within this book, you’ll also find key demographics on the students in your legislative district and what makes them unique.
School board members and other school district leaders are 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 school districts and the local school boards who govern them.
This sixth edition of the Friends of ASBA voting record has been updated with additional legislative district data that illuminates the populations and constituents served, voter participation and registration from the 2018 election, and indicates whether your state representatives supported advancing a pro K-12 education agenda this session.
Please use this book as a guide to decide which candidates earn your support in the primary and general elections this fall. Now more than ever, we must hold our elected officials to a higher standard and work to elect and retain candidates who don’t merely say they support public education, but are fighting along with us.
We encourage you to share this resource far and wide.
Sincerely,
Dr. Sheila Harrison-Williams Executive Director, Friends of ASBA
2 | 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. The first 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 2018 general election. It also includes the most recently available census data on 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. Friend of Public Education
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.” New this year, we also consider the relative competitiveness of the legislative district. The bar on each district page indicates whether a district is most likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red); the most competitive districts will be toward the purple center. Incumbents are evaluated in part based on how helpful they are relative to the partisan makeup of their district. Members are also evaluated based on whether the member is accessible and/or open to dialogue. This is intended to help our supporters determine at a glance which legislators have been helpful to Arizona public schools and the 1 million-plus students who attend them. You will note that the closer partisan split has had something of a moderating influence on this Legislature, though there are still many clear distinctions.
Champions of Public Education Returning for 2020 as we head into a new election cycle are “champions of public education.” These members have been consistent allies on education issues for their entire term and are noted by a special trophy icon.
| 3 4 | Legislator Accountability – How Did Your Legislators Vote On Key Legislation in the 2020 Legislative Session?
The Fifty-Fourth Legislature, Second Regular Session adjourned sine die at 11:21 a.m. on Tuesday, May 26, 2020, after 135 days. This session was defined by an unprecedented interruption of Legislative business due to COVID-19 as the Legislature, along with the rest of Arizona, suspended much of its activity during March and April. The general effective date for non- emergency bills is Aug. 25, 2020. Appropriation bills and bills with an emergency clause are effective immediately upon the signature of the governor.
Without you, our advocates, our mission to ensure the success of all students would not be possible. This interim, we encourage you to use this guide to engage with others to educate them on how their representatives act over time. The following bill summaries represent the pieces of legislation we felt had the greatest impact on K-12 schools this session. Although most were voted on in some form in each chamber, not all were passed into law this year due to the shortened session. For a detailed summary of these bills and more, please consult the Comprehensive Legislative Wrap Up Brief published by ASBA.
| 5 Key Bills
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting requirements for noncertificated school employees. Allows the State Board of Education to take action against employees who have substantiated allegations of misconduct, including suspension of the employee’s ability to work in a public school. ASBA Supported. Held in Opposite House
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts career and technical education districts (CTEDs) from receiving A-F letter grades under the state accountability system. ASBA Supported. Held in Senate
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th-grade students, and allows students to continue to attend a CTED after graduation to finish a career and technical education program. ASBA Supported. Held in Opposite House
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Constitutional aggregate expenditure limit for fiscal year 2021. ASBA Supported. Held in Opposite House
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be held in executive session. ASBA Supported. Laws 2020 Ch. 59
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases funding weights for pupils with intellectual disabilities to be equal between self-contained and resource settings. Also increases the lowest-funded, highest- incidence funding weight. Increases funding available for the extraordinary special education needs fund. ASBA Supported. Held in Senate
SB1224 (S. Allen) Contains numerous revisions to the Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program. Places ESA program rules under the State Board of Education and requires appeals of decisions of the Department of Education’s decisions to be heard by the board instead of the Office of Administrative Hearings. Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states for Native American students living on tribal land. ASBA Opposed. Laws 2020 Ch. 12
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for Arizona Department of Education (ADE) to implement required dyslexia screening plans. ASBA Supported. Held in House
6 | Arizona by the Numbers
Arizona's Voters registered 3,712,600 voters 34.6% Republican 30.9% Democratic 34.3% Other Arizona's Children
1,622,426 children 92.9% attend public school
43.9% Hispanic 39.9% White 5.6% Native American 4.8% Black 5.8% Other
24% of children live below the poverty level
SOURCE: 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE
| 7 Importance of the 2020 Census
The census is an important part of our political process that makes sure communities have accurate congressional representation and receive their fair share of federal funding. Preparing for Census 2020 begins long before Census Day and work continues until the counts are delivered to the president. The U.S. Constitution requires a count – or census – of the United States’ population each decade. These census results determine the number of seats for each state in the U.S. House of Representatives and the distribution of more than $675 billion in federal funds each year that impact public schools and communities. For example, public schools receive federal funds based on census counts for the National School Lunch Program, special education (IDEA) grants, Head Start/Early Head Start, Title I grants to local education agencies and health center programs as well as child care and development entitlement funds. It’s important to remember that your census responses and personal information are protected by law and remain confidential. Census responses may only be used by the U.S. Census Bureau to produce statistics. Census responses cannot be shared with immigration or law enforcement or be used to determine a person’s eligibility for government benefits.
Here is a timeline for some of the key dates for Census 2020.
8 | District 1 includes 26 school districts in Maricopa District 1 and Yavapai Counties
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa Canon ESD (135) Kirkland ESD (78) CTEDs Cave Creek USD (5,396) Chino Valley USD (2,347) Mayer USD (517) Mountain Institute JTED Deer Valley USD (34,477) Clarkdale-Jerome ESD Mingus UHSD (1,264) (1,421) Wickenburg USD (1,370) (472) Prescott USD (4,027) VACTE (2,720) Congress ESD (95) Seligman USD (98) West-MEC (42,893) Yavapai Cottonwood-Oak Creek Skull Valley ESD (20) Ash Fork Joint USD (267) ESD (2,102) Williamson Valley ESD (0) Bagdad USD (465) Crown King ESD (3) Yarnell ESD (44) Beaver Creek ESD (323) Hillside ESD (5) Camp Verde USD (1,575) Humboldt USD (5,561)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Karen Fann – President (R) House Noel Campbell (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Steve Pierce (R) 152,894 voters, 74% of registered voters, 62% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 50% Total LD Population 32% White Other 84% 18% 2%
Native American 1% Hispanic Democratic Republican Other Black 12% 1% Children Served
• 43,417 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 32,640 enrolled in school
• 90.8% attend public schools White • 23.3% of households have at least one child 73% • 13.7% of children under 18 live in poverty, Other compared to 24% statewide 5%
Special Education Weighted Count: 6,392.151 Native Hispanic American 21% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 12% 1%
SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 9 District 1 includes 26 school districts in Maricopa District 1 and Yavapai Counties
Noel ASBA’S Karen Fann Steve Pierce BILL Campbell POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
High Accessibility
Extra Credit
Friend of Public Education
Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position
NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member
10 | District 2 includes 14 school districts in Pima District 2 and Santa Cruz Counties
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Pima Santa Cruz CTEDs Altar Valley ESD (639) Nogales USD (5,692) Pima County JTED (22,565) Continental ESD (598) Patagonia ESD (99) Sahuarita USD (6,506) Patagonia UHSD (82) San Fernando ESD (2) Santa Cruz ESD (186) Sunnyside USD (16,113) Santa Cruz Valley USD (312) Tucson USD (45,565) Sonoita ESD (128) Vail USD (13,392)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Andrea Dalessandro (D) House Rosanna Gabaldón (D) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Daniel Hernandez (D) 106,909 voters, 59% of registered voters, 41% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 42% Total LD Population 34% White 33% 24% Other 3% Hispanic Native 59% American 1% Democratic Republican Other Black 4% Children Served
• 53,380 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 40,498 enrolled in school • 94.7% attend public schools • 35.1% of households have at least one child White Hispanic • 29.6% of children under 18 live in poverty, 17% 75% compared to 24% statewide Other 2%
Special Education Weighted Count: 10,885.883 Native American Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 13% 2% Black 4% SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 11 District 2 includes 14 school districts in Pima District 2 and Santa Cruz Counties
Andrea Rosanna Daniel ASBA’S BILL Dalessandro Gabaldón Hernandez POSITION (D) (D) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N N N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
High Accessibility
Extra Credit
Friend of Public Education
Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position
NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member
12 | District 3 District 3 includes 6 school districts in Pima County
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Pima CTEDs Altar Valley ESD (639) Pima County JTED (22,565) Amphitheater USD (13,657) Flowing Wells USD (5,649) Sunnyside USD (16,113) Tucson USD (45,565)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Sally Ann Gonzalez (D) House Andrés Cano (D) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Alma Hernandez (D) 98,349 voters, 60% of registered voters, 36% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 51% Total LD Population White 32% 33% Other 17% 3% Hispanic Native 58% American 4% Democratic Republican Other Black 3% Children Served
• 45,463 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 33,276 enrolled in school • 92.7% attend public schools • 29% of households have at least one child White Other 10% Hispanic • 37.3% of children under 18 live in poverty, 78% compared to 24% statewide 1% Native Special Education Weighted Count: 10,702.65 American 9% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 14% Black 2%
SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 13 District 3 District 3 includes 6 school districts in Pima County
Sally Ann Andrés Alma ASBA’S BILL Gonzalez Cano Hernandez POSITION (D) (D) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y N Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N N N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
High Accessibility
Extra Credit
Friend of Public Education
Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position
NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member
14 | District 4 includes 30 school districts in Yuma, Pima, District 4 Pinal and Maricopa Counties
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa Pima Yuma Agua Fria UHSD (7,964) Ajo USD (452) Antelope UHSD (222) Arlington ESD (248) Altar Valley ESD (639) Crane ESD (6,319) Avondale ESD (5,696) Baboquivari USD (1,076) Gadsden ESD (5,274) Buckeye ESD (4,483) Sahuarita USD (6,506) Mohawk Valley ESD (155) Buckeye UHSD (4,293) Sunnyside USD (16,113) Somerton ESD (3,058) Gila Bend USD (455) Yuma ESD (8,900) Liberty ESD (3,586) Pinal Yuma UHSD (11,161) Littleton ESD (6,043) Casa Grande ESD (6,805) Mobile ESD (16) Casa Grande UHSD (3,581) CTEDs Palo Verde ESD (429) Stanfield ESD (469) CAVIT (3,241) Paloma ESD (119) Pima County JTED (22,565) Sentinel ESD (36) West-MEC (42,893)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Lisa Otondo – Minority Whip (D) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election House Charlene Fernandez – Minority Leader (D) 96,559 voters, 50% of registered voters, 31% voting age population Gerae Peten (D) Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 40% Total LD 37% Population White 27% 23% Other 2% Hispanic 62% Native American 6% Democratic Republican Other Black 3% Children Served
• 59,962 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 45,011 enrolled in school • 95.8% attend public schools • 44.7% of households have at least one child White Other 17% Hispanic • 30.6% of children under 18 live in poverty, 1% compared to 24% statewide 71% Native Special Education Weighted Count: 11,004.425 American 7% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 12% Black
SOURCE: 4% ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 15 District 4 includes 30 school districts in Yuma, Pima, District 4 Pinal and Maricopa Counties
Lisa Charlene Gerae ASBA’S BILL Otondo Fernandez Peten POSITION (D) (D) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y N N held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N N N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
High Accessibility
Extra Credit
Friend of Public Education
Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position
NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member
16 | 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 (159) Bicentennial UHSD (123) Bullhead City ESD (2,693) Topock ESD (118) Bouse ESD (40) Colorado City USD (605) Valentine ESD (92) Parker USD (1,934) Colorado River UHSD (1,887) Yucca ESD (27) Quartzsite ESD (183) Fredonia-Moccasin USD (210) Salome Consolidated ESD (113) Hackberry ESD (27) CTEDs Wenden ESD (111) Kingman USD (7,053) CAVIAT (2,830) Lake Havasu USD (5,447) WAVE (4,040) Littlefield USD (379) Mohave Valley ESD (1,074) Owens-Whitney ESD (20)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Sonny Borrelli – Majority Whip (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election House Regina Cobb (R) Leo Biasiucci (R) 128,503 voters, 60% of registered voters, 42% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 47% Total LD 36% Population White 77% Other 17% 3%
Native American 2% Hispanic Democratic Republican Other 17% Black 1% Children Served
• 40,090 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 30,621 enrolled in school • 86.9% attend public schools White 63% • 20.7% of households have at least one child Other • 27.9% of children under 18 live in poverty, 4% compared to 24% statewide Native American Special Education Weighted Count: 3,081.05 4% Hispanic 28% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 15% Black 1% SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 17 District 5 includes 22 school districts in La Paz and District 5 Mohave Counties
Sonny Regina Leo ASBA’S BILL Borrelli Cobb Biasiucci POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y requirements for noncertificated school Y Y employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states. Y Y
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
High Accessibility
Extra Credit
Friend of Public Education
Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position
NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member
18 | 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 (451) Mingus UHSD (1,264) Chevelon Butte ESD (0) Miami USD (1,034) Show Low USD (2,518) Sedona-Oak Creek JUSD Coconino County Payson USD (2,361) Snowflake USD (2,588) (515) Accommodation Pine Strawberry ESD Winslow USD (2,052) School District (154) (131) CTEDs Flagstaff USD (9,640) Tonto Basin ESD (72) Yavapai CVIT (1,499) Grand Canyon USD (282) Young ESD (49) Beaver Creek ESD (323) NAVIT (3,016) Maine Consolidated Camp Verde USD (1,575) VACTE (2,720) School District (121) Navajo Clarkdale-Jerome ESD Williams USD (672) Heber-Overgaard USD (472) (498) Cottonwood-Oak Creek Holbrook USD (1,956) ESD (2,102)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Sylvia Allen (R) House Walter Blackman (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Bob Thorpe (R) 135,620 voters, 72% of registered voters, 54% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD 38% Population 33% White 29% 74% Other 5%
Native American 5% Hispanic Democratic Republican Other 15% Black Children Served 1%
• 38,830 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 28,534 enrolled in school • 91% attend public schools White Other 59% • 21.9% of households have at least one child 5% • 19.2% of children under 18 live in poverty, compared to 24% statewide Native American Special Education Weighted Count: 3,854.324 9% Hispanic Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 14% 26% Black
SOURCE: 1% ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 19 District 6 includes 26 school districts in Navajo, Yavapai, Gila District 6 and Coconino Counties
Sylvia Walter Bob ASBA’S BILL Allen Blackman Thorpe POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
High Accessibility
Extra Credit
Friend of Public Education
Vote in accord with ASBA position Vote in opposition to ASBA position
NV Member was eligible to vote but did not Bill did not come before this member
20 | 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 (1,759) Alpine ESD (54) Flagstaff USD (9,640) Fort Thomas USD (628) Pinon USD (1,072) Chinle USD (3,483) Fredonia-Moccasin USD Pima USD (912) Show Low USD (2,518) Concho ESD (167) (210) Safford USD (3,065) Whiteriver USD (2,275) Ganado USD (1,423) Grand Canyon USD (282) Solomon ESD (205) Winslow USD (2,052) Mcnary ESD (124) Page USD (2,717) Red Mesa USD (475) Tuba City USD (1,626) Mohave Pinal Round Valley USD (1,315) Williams USD (672) Hackberry ESD (27) Ray USD (426) Kingman USD (7,053) Sanders USD (717) CTEDs St Johns USD (863) Gila Peach Springs USD (159) Hayden-Winkelman USD CAVIAT (2,830) Vernon ESD (107) Navajo CVIT (1,499) Window Rock USD (294) San Carlos USD (1,502) Blue Ridge USD (2,034) GIFT (1,462) (1,859) Cedar USD (142) NATIVE (2,673) Holbrook USD (1,956) NAVIT (3,016) Joseph City USD (451)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Jamescita Peshlakai – Minority Whip (D) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election House Myron Tsosie (D) Arlando Teller (D) 127,754 voters, 52% of registered voters, 46% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 52% Total LD Population
Black 1% Native 28% American 21% Hispanic 68% 8% White 22%
Democratic Republican Other Other 1% Children Served
• 60,232 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 45,562 enrolled in school • 96.2% attend public schools
• 38% of households have at least one child Native • 42.9% of children under 18 live in poverty, American compared to 24% statewide 74% Hispanic White 15% Special Education Weighted Count: 7,155.321 9% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 14% Other 2% SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 21 District 7 includes 41 school districts in Mohave, Coconino, District 7 Navajo, Apache, Gila, Graham and Pinal Counties
Jamescita Myron Arlando ASBA’S BILL Peshlakai Tsosie Teller POSITION (D) (D) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N N N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
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22 | District 8 District 8 includes 21 school districts in Gila and Pinal Counties
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Gila Pinal Oracle ESD (406) Gila County Regional School Apache Junction USD (3,391) Picacho ESD (182) District (11) Casa Grande ESD (6,805) Ray USD (426) Globe USD (1,704) Casa Grande UHSD (3,581) Sacaton ESD (640) Hayden-Winkelman USD (294) Coolidge USD (2,263) Santa Cruz Valley UHSD (403) Miami USD (1,034) Eloy ESD (823) Superior USD (358) San Carlos USD (1,502) Florence USD (9,212) J.O. Combs USD (4,562) CTEDs Mammoth-San Manuel USD (642) CAVIT (3,241) Maricopa USD (7,075) CVIT (1,499)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Frank Pratt (R) House David Cook (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Thomas "T.J." Shope – Speaker Pro Tempore (R) 103,358 voters, 55% of registered voters, 34% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD Population 36% White 31% 32% 49% Other 5%
Native Hispanic American 36% Democratic Republican Other 6%
Black Children Served 4%
• 51,524 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 39,587 enrolled in school White • 91.9% attend public schools 39% Other • 33.3% of households have at least one child 4% • 23.6% of children under 18 live in poverty, compared to 24% statewide Native Hispanic American Special Education Weighted Count: 6,579.973 8% 45% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 15% Black 4% SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 23 District 8 District 8 includes 21 school districts in Gila and Pinal Counties
Frank David T.J. ASBA’S BILL Pratt Cook Shope POSITION (R) (R ) (R )
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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24 | District 9 District 9 includes 6 school districts in Pima County
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Pima CTEDs Amphitheater USD (13,657) Pima County JTED (22,565) Catalina Foothills USD (5,427) Flowing Wells USD (5,649) Marana USD (12,292) Tucson USD (45,565)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Victoria Steele (D) House Randall Friese – Assistant Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Minority Leader (D) Pamela Powers Hannley (D) 128,786 voters, 74% of registered voters, 55% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD 39% Population White 30% 31% 64% Other 7%
Native American 1% Hispanic Democratic Republican Other 25% Black 3% Children Served
• 38,316 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 27,571 enrolled in school 87.4% attend public schools White • 47% • 21.8% of households have at least one child Other • 21% of children under 18 live in poverty, 9% compared to 24% statewide Hispanic Native Special Education Weighted Count: 11,311.335 American 39% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 15% 2%
Black SOURCE: 3% ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 25 District 9 District 9 includes 6 school districts in Pima County
Victoria Randall Pamela ASBA’S BILL Steele Friese Powers POSITION (D) (D) Hannley (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y N N held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N N N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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26 | District 10 District 10 includes 4 school districts in Pima County
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Pima CTEDs Tanque Verde USD (2,103) Pima County JTED (22,565) Tucson USD (45,565) Vail USD (13,392)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate David Bradley – Minority Leader (D) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election House Domingo DeGrazia (D) Kirsten Engel (D) 126,774 voters, 73% of registered voters, 54% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD 38% Population White 31% 31% Other 63% 6%
Native American
1% Hispanic 26% Democratic Republican Other Black 4% Children Served
• 42,921 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 31,515 enrolled in school 89.1% attend public schools White • 45% • 24.2% of households have at least one child Other • 24.7% of children under 18 live in poverty, 8% compared to 24% statewide Native Hispanic American Special Education Weighted Count: 7,618.088 39% 1% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 13% Black 7% SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 27 District 10 District 10 includes 4 school districts in Pima County
David Domingo Kirsten ASBA’S BILL Bradley DeGrazia Engel POSITION (D) (D) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N N N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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28 | District 11 District 11 includes 13 school districts in Pima and Pinal County
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Pima Maricopa USD (7,075) CTEDs Amphitheater USD (13,657) Oracle ESD (406) CAVIT (3,241) Marana USD (12,292) Picacho ESD (182) Red Rock ESD (398) Pinal Santa Cruz Valley UHSD (403) Casa Grande ESD (6,805) Stanfield ESD (469) Casa Grande UHSD (3,581) Toltec ESD (1,045) Eloy ESD (823)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Vince Leach (R) House Mark Finchem (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Bret Roberts (R) 144,496 voters, 69% of registered voters, 57% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD 39% Population 34% White 27% 64% Other 4%
Native American 2% Hispanic Democratic Republican Other 26% Black 4% Children Served
• 53,330 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 40,191 enrolled in school • 93.5% attend public schools White 47% • 29.2% of households have at least one child • 16% of children under 18 live in poverty, Other compared to 24% statewide 8% Native Hispanic Special Education Weighted Count: 7,490.492 American 41% 2% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 16% Black 5% SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 29 District 11 District 11 includes 13 school districts in Pima and Pinal County
Vince Mark Bret ASBA’S BILL Leach Finchem Roberts POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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30 | District 12 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa and District 12 Pinal County
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa Pinal CTEDs Chandler USD (45,848) Coolidge USD (2,263) CAVIT (3,241) Gilbert USD (34,226) EVIT (36,880) Higley USD (12,465) Queen Creek USD (7,736)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Eddie Farnsworth – President Pro Tempore (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election House Warren Petersen – Majority Leader (R) 162,631 voters, 67% of registered voters, 63% voting age population Travis Grantham (R) Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 46% Total LD Population 33% Other White 21% 8% 72%
Native American 1% Hispanic Democratic Republican Other Black 16% 3% Children Served
• 81,966 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 60,452 enrolled in school • 92.4% attend public schools Other • 46.6% of households have at least one child White 7% 69% • 6.7% of children under 18 live in poverty, compared to 24% statewide Native American 1% Special Education Weighted Count: 11,821.108 Hispanic Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 12% Black 20% 3%
SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 31 District 12 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa and District 12 Pinal County
Eddie Travis Warren ASBA’S BILL Farnsworth Grantham Petersen POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported N Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported N education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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32 | District 13 includes 23 school districts in Yuma and District 13 Maricopa County
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa Morristown ESD (111) Hyder ESD (105) Agua Fria UHSD (7,964) Nadaburg USD (808) Mohawk Valley ESD (155) Aguila ESD (163) Palo Verde ESD (429) Wellton ESD (193) Arlington ESD (248) Saddle Mountain USD (1,975) Yuma ESD (8,900) Avondale ESD (5,696) Sentinel ESD (36) Yuma UHSD (11,161) Buckeye ESD (5,483) Wickenburg USD (1,370) Buckeye UHSD (4,293) CTEDs Dysart USD (24,253) Yuma West-MEC (42,893) Liberty ESD(3,586) Antelope UHSD (222) Litchfield ESD (11,566) Crane ESD (6,319)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Sine Kerr (R) House Joanne Osborne (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Timothy Dunn (R) 132,647 voters, 63% of registered voters, 47% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD 41% Population 35% White 58% 24% Other 5%
Native American Hispanic 1% 32% Democratic Republican Other Black 4% Children Served
• 58,833 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 44,509 enrolled in school • 92.9% attend public schools White 44% • 34.5% of households have at least one child Other • 14.9% of children under 18 live in poverty, 5% compared to 24% statewide Native Hispanic American Special Education Weighted Count: 11,478.07 44% 2% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 13% Black 5% SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 33 District 13 includes 23 school districts in Yuma and District 13 Maricopa County
Sine Joanne Timothy ASBA’S BILL Kerr Osborne Dunn POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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34 | District 14 includes 35 school districts in Greenlee, Pima, District 14 Graham and Cochise County
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Cochise McNeal ESD (48) Graham Pima Apache ESD (5) Naco ESD (306) Bonita ESD (95) Continental ESD (598) Ash Creek ESD (16) Palominas ESD (918) Fort Thomas USD (628) Sahuarita USD (6,506) Benson USD (1,289) Pearce ESD (106) Pima USD (912) Tanque Verde USD Bisbee USD (697) Pomerene ESD (107) Safford USD (3,065) (2,103) Bowie USD (49) San Simon USD (126) Solomon ESD (205) Vail USD (13,392) Cochise ESD (85) Sierra Vista USD (5,589) Thatcher USD (1,750) Double Adobe ESD (37) St. David USD (366) CTEDs Douglas USD (4,230) Tombstone USD (840) Greenlee Cochise Technology Elfrida ESD (107) Valley UHSD (127) Blue ESD (10) District (3,746) Fort Huachuca Willcox USD (1,111) Duncan USD (368) GIFT (1,462) Accommodation Morenci USD (1,536) District (901)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate David Gowan (R) House Gail Griffin (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Becky Nutt – Majority Whip (R) 121,900 voters, 65% of registered voters, 48% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD 42% Population White 32% 59% 26% Other 4%
Native American 1% Hispanic 33% Democratic Republican Other Black 3% Children Served
• 53,566 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 39,959 enrolled in school White • 94% attend public schools 48% • 32.5% of households have at least one child Other • 20.1% of children under 18 live in poverty, 5% compared to 24% statewide Native American Hispanic Special Education Weighted Count: 5,588.87 1% 43% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 12% Black 3% SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 35 District 14 includes 35 school districts in Greenlee, Pima, District 14 Graham and Cochise County
David Gail Becky ASBA’S BILL Gowan Griffin Nutt POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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36 | District 15 includes 4 school districts in Maricopa County District 15 (Deer Valley/Gateway)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa CTEDs Cave Creek USD (5,396) West-MEC (42,893) Deer Valley USD (34,477) Paradise Valley USD (31,023)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Heather Carter (R) House John Allen (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Nancy Barto (R) 145,230 voters, 68% of registered voters, 56% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 42% Total LD Population 34%
Other 24% White 9% 76% Native American 1% Hispanic Democratic Republican Other Black 12% 2% Children Served
• 53,543 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 39,688 enrolled in school • 89.8% attend public schools Other • 31.9% of households have at least one child 14% White • 7.7% of children under 18 live in poverty, 67% compared to 24% statewide Native American Special Education Weighted Count: 8,711.098 1% Hispanic Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 13% Black 16% 2%
SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 37 District 15 includes 4 school districts in Maricopa County District 15 (Deer Valley/Gateway)
Heather Nancy John ASBA’S BILL Carter Barto Allen POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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38 | District 16 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa District 16 and Pinal Counties
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa Pinal Gilbert USD (34,226) Apache Junction USD (3,391) Higley USD (12,465) Florence USD (9,212) Mesa USD (62,981) J.O. Combs USD (4,562) Queen Creek USD (7,736)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate David Farnsworth (R) House John Fillmore (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Kelly Townsend (R) 140,190 voters, 62% of registered voters, 45% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD 41% 37% Population
White Other 76% 21% 4%
Native American 1% Hispanic Democratic Republican Other Black 17% 2% Children Served
• 56,896 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 40,912 enrolled in school • 93.1% attend public schools White 63% • 28.6% of households have at least one child Other • 18.4% of children under 18 live in poverty, 5% compared to 24% statewide Native American Special Education Weighted Count: 18,734.985 2% Hispanic 27% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 14% Black 3%
SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 39 District 16 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa District 16 and Pinal Counties
David John Kelly ASBA’S BILL Farnsworth Fillmore Townsend POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y Y Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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40 | District 17 District 17 includes 4 school districts in Maricopa County
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa CTEDs Chandler USD (45,848) EVIT (36,880) Gilbert USD (34,226) Mesa USD (62,981)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate J.D. Mesnard (R) House Jennifer Pawlik (D) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Jeff Weninger (R) 145,352 voters, 67% of registered voters, 57% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD 37% Population 35% White 28% 62% Other 12%
Native American Hispanic Democratic Republican Other 1% 21% Black 4% Children Served
• 57,679 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 42,284 enrolled in school • 91.5% attend public schools White 51% • 34.1% of households have at least one child Other • 11.3% of children under 18 live in poverty, 14% compared to 24% statewide Native Special Education Weighted Count: 18,127.992 American Hispanic 1% 30% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 13% Black 4% SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 41 District 17 District 17 includes 4 school districts in Maricopa County
J.D. Jeff Jennifer ASBA’S BILL Mesnard Weninger Pawlik POSITION (R) (R) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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42 | District 18 includes 6 school districts in Maricopa County District 18 (Ahwatukee/West Chandler)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa CTEDs Chandler USD (45,848) EVIT (36,880) Kyrene ESD (17,114) Mesa USD (62,981) Tempe ESD (12,165) Tempe UHSD (13,313)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Sean Bowie (D) House Mitzi Epstein (D) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Jennifer Jermaine (D) 145,706 voters, 71% of registered voters, 57% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD Population 32% 34% 34% White 66%
Other 10%
Native American Hispanic Democratic Republican Other 2% 17%
Black Children Served 5%
• 50,495 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 37,951 enrolled in school
• 92.3% attend public schools White • 29.8% of households have at least one child 53% Other • 8.7% of children under 18 live in poverty, 13% compared to 24% statewide Native American Special Education Weighted Count: 18,450.178 2% Hispanic Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 13% 25% Black 7% SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 43 District 18 includes 6 school districts in Maricopa County District 18 (Ahwatukee/West Chandler)
Sean Jennifer Mitzi ASBA’S BILL Bowie Jermaine Epstein POSITION (D) (R) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y N held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N N N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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44 | District 19 includes 18 school districts in Maricopa County District 19 (Estrella/Tolleson)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa Murphy ESD (1,662) Agua Fria UHSD (7,964) Pendergast ESD (9,411) Avondale ESD (5,696) Phoenix UHSD (27,428) Buckeye UHSD (5,483) Riverside ESD (913) Cartwright ESD (16,035) Tolleson ESD (3,179) Fowler ESD (4,408) Tolleson UHSD (11,913) Isaac ESD (6,540) Union ESD (1,858) Laveen ESD (7,336) Liberty ESD (3,586) CTEDs Litchfield ESD (11,566) West-MEC (42,893) Littleton ESD (6,043)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Lupe Contreras – Assistant Minority Leader (D) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election House Lorenzo Sierra (D) Diego Espinoza (D) 89,914 voters, 48% of registered voters, 27% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 44% Total LD 40% Population White Other 19% 5% Hispanic 16% 66% Native American 2% Democratic Republican Other Black 8% Children Served
• 78,286 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 57,288 enrolled in school • 96.4% attend public schools • 52.4% of households have at least one child Other White 2% 12% • 30.4% of children under 18 live in poverty, Hispanic compared to 24% statewide Native 75% American 2% Special Education Weighted Count: 14,479.392
Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 12% Black 9%
SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 45 District 19 includes 18 school districts in Maricopa County District 19 (Estrella/Tolleson)
Lupe Lorenzo Diego ASBA’S BILL Contreras Sierra Espinoza POSITION (D) (D) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N N N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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46 | District 20 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa County District 20 (North Central)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa CTEDs Deer Valley USD (34,477) West-MEC (42,893) Glendale ESD (12,160) Glendale UHSD (15,719) Paradise Valley USD (31,023) Peoria USD (37,532) Washington ESD (22,682)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Paul Boyer (R) House Shawnna Bolick (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Anthony Kern (R) 127,045 voters, 59% of registered voters, 42% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD Population 36% 35% White 29% 64% Other 6%
Native American 2% Hispanic Democratic Republican Other 24% Black 4% Children Served
• 50,784 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 36,516 enrolled in school • 95.6% attend public schools White 49% • 29.1% of households have at least one child Other • 21% of children under 18 live in poverty, 7% compared to 24% statewide
Native Hispanic Special Education Weighted Count: 19,234.557 American 36% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 13% 3% Black 5% SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 47 District 20 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa County District 20 (North Central)
Paul Anthony Shawnna ASBA’S BILL Boyer Kern Bolick POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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48 | District 21 includes 3 school districts in Maricopa County District 21 (Peoria)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa CTEDs Dysart USD (24,253) West-MEC (42,893) Peoria USD (37,532)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Rick Gray – Majority Leader (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election House Kevin Payne (R) Tony Rivero (R) 130,665 voters, 63% of registered voters, 47% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD Population 37% 35% White 65% 28% Other 5%
Native American 1% Hispanic 25% Democratic Republican Other Black 4% Children Served
• 49,206 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 35,880 enrolled in school • 96% attend public schools White 47% • 26.9% of households have at least one child • 18.5% of children under 18 live in poverty, Other compared to 24% statewide 7% Hispanic Special Education Weighted Count: 8,208.504 40% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 14% Black 6%
SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 49 District 21 includes 3 school districts in Maricopa County District 21 (Peoria)
Rick Kevin Tony ASBA’S BILL Gray Payne Rivero POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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50 | District 22 includes 6 school districts in Maricopa County District 22 (Northwest)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa CTEDs Deer Valley USD (34,477) West-MEC (42,893) Dysart USD (24,253) Nadaburg USD (808) Peoria USD (37,532) Wickenburg USD (1,370)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate David Livingston (R) House Frank Carroll (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Ben Toma (R) 159,409 voters, 72% of registered voters, 62% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 46% Total LD Population 32% White 79% 22%
Other 7%
Black Democratic Republican Other 3%
Hispanic Children Served 11%
• 48,993 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 37,384 enrolled in school • 93.5% attend public schools White 68% • 26.1% of households have at least one child Other • 6.4% of children under 18 live in poverty, 8% compared to 24% statewide
Special Education Weighted Count: 12,278.728 Black Hispanic 4% 20% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 13%
SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 51 District 22 includes 6 school districts in Maricopa County District 22 (Northwest)
David Ben Frank ASBA’S BILL Livingston Toma Carroll POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported N Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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52 | District 23 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa County District 23 (Northeast)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa CTEDs Cave Creek USD (5,396) EVIT (36,880) Fountain Hills USD (1,397) West-MEC (42,893) Mesa USD (62,981) Paradise Valley USD (31,023) Scottsdale USD (22,227)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Michelle Ugenti-Rita (R) House Jay Lawrence (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election John Kavanagh (R) 168,773 voters, 73% of registered voters, 64% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 44% Total LD Population 33% Other 22% 6% White Native 85% American 1% Black 1% Democratic Republican Other Hispanic 7% Children Served
• 38,256 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 29,688 enrolled in school
• 83.2% attend public schools Other • 19.6% of households have at least one child 8% White • 10.4% of children under 18 live in poverty, Native 75% compared to 24% statewide American 1% Special Education Weighted Count: 16,522.516 Black 2% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 14% Hispanic SOURCE: 14% ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 53 District 23 includes 7 school districts in Maricopa County District 23 (Northeast)
Michelle Jay John ASBA’S BILL Ugenti-Rita Lawrence Kavanagh POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y N students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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54 | District 24 includes 11 school districts in Maricopa County District 24 (Encanto/Arcadia)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa CTEDs Balsz ESD (2,340) EVIT (36,880) Creighton ESD (5,904) West-MEC (42,893) Glendale UHSD (12,160) Madison ESD (5,998) Osborn ESD (2,856) Phoenix ESD (6,537) Phoenix UHSD (27,428) Scottsdale USD (22,227) Washington ESD (22,682)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Lela Alston (D) House Amish Shah (D) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Jennifer Longdon (D) 111,567 voters, 63% of registered voters, 39% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 43% Total LD Population 36% White 46% 21% Other 4%
Native American Hispanic 3% 40% Democratic Republican Other Black 7% Children Served
• 46,153 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 31,379 enrolled in school • 93.4% attend public schools White • 23.4% of households have at least one child 20% Other Hispanic • 39.6% of children under 18 live in poverty, 4% 63% compared to 24% statewide Native Special Education Weighted Count: 15,529.358 American 5% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 12% Black 8%
SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 55 District 24 includes 11 school districts in Maricopa County District 24 (Encanto/Arcadia)
Lela Amish Jennifer ASBA’S BILL Alston Shah Longdon POSITION (D) (D) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N N N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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56 | District 25 includes 3 school districts in Maricopa County District 25 (Mesa)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa CTEDs Gilbert USD (34,226) EVIT (36,880) Mesa USD (62,981)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Tyler Pace (R) House Rusty Bowers – Speaker (R) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Michelle Udall (R) 138,091 voters, 64% of registered voters, 48% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 44% Total LD Population 34% White Other 70% 22% 4% Native American
2% Hispanic Black Democratic Republican Other 3% 21%
Children Served
• 54,301 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 37,924 enrolled in school • 94.1% attend public schools White 55% • 27.7% of households have at least one child Other • 19.7% of children under 18 live in poverty, 5% compared to 24% statewide Native American Special Education Weighted Count: 15,925.85 3% Hispanic 33% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 14% Black 4% SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 57 District 25 includes 3 school districts in Maricopa County District 25 (Mesa)
Tyler Rusty Michelle ASBA’S BILL Pace Bowers Udall POSITION (R) (R) (R)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y Y Y Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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58 | District 26 includes 6 school districts in Maricopa County District 26 (North Tempe)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa CTEDs Gilbert USD (34,226) EVIT (36,880) Mesa USD (62,981) Scottsdale USD (22,227) Tempe ESD (12,165) Tempe UHSD (13,313)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Juan Mendez (D) House Isela Blanc (D) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Athena Salman – Minority Whip (D) 98,277 voters, 53% of registered voters, 28% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD 41% Population 37% White 43% 22% Other 8%
Native American Hispanic 5% 39% Democratic Republican Other Black 5% Children Served
• 48,802 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 35,308 enrolled in school • 96.2% attend public schools White • 26.8% of households have at least one child 21% • 39.6% of children under 18 live in poverty, Other Hispanic compared to 24% statewide 3% 63%
Native Special Education Weighted Count: 18,070.186 American Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 13% 7%
Black
SOURCE: 6% ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 59 District 26 includes 6 school districts in Maricopa County District 26 (North Tempe)
Juan Athena Isela ASBA’S BILL Mendez Salman Blanc POSITION (D) (D) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y N N held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N N N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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60 | District 27 includes 13 school districts in Maricopa County District 27 (Downtown/South Phoenix)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa Roosevelt ESD (8,588) CTEDs Balsz ESD (2,340) Tempe ESD (12,165) EVIT (36,880) Creighton ESD (5,904) Tempe UHSD (13,313) Kyrene ESD (17,114) Tolleson UHSD (11,913) Laveen ESD (7,336) Union ESD (1,858) Murphy ESD (1,662) Wilson ESD (1,239) Phoenix UHSD (27,428)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Rebecca Rios (D) House Reginald Bolding – Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Minority Whip (D) Diego Rodriguez (D) 97,055 voters, 51% of registered voters, 32% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – 50% Total LD Population 36% White Other 19% 4% Hispanic 14% 57% Native American 4% Black 16% Democratic Republican Other
Children Served
• 68,208 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 48,011 enrolled in school • 92.7% attend public schools • 43.2% of households have at least one child White Other 10% Hispanic • 38.1% of children under 18 live in poverty, 2% 64% compared to 24% statewide Native American Black Special Education Weighted Count: 12,066.066 6% 16% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 11%
SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 61 District 27 includes 13 school districts in Maricopa County District 27 (Downtown/South Phoenix)
Rebecca Reginald Diego ASBA’S BILL Rios Bolding Rodriguez POSITION (D) (D) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y NV Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported NV Y N held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N NV N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported NV dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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62 | District 28 includes 8 school districts in Maricopa County District 28 (Camelback)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa CTEDs Creighton ESD (5,904) West-MEC (42,893) Glendale UHSD (15,719) Madison ESD (5,998) Paradise Valley USD (31,023) Phoenix UHSD (27,428) Scottsdale USD (22,227) Washington ESD (22,682)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Kate Brophy McGee (R) House Kelli Butler (D) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Aaron Lieberman (D) 136,801 voters, 71% of registered voters, 53% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD 37% Population 31% 32% White 66% Other 6% Native American 1% Hispanic Democratic Republican Other Black 24% 3% Children Served
• 49,613 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 35,688 enrolled in school • 85% attend public schools White 50% • 25.7% of households have at least one child Other • 22.4% of children under 18 live in poverty, 7% compared to 24% statewide Native American Special Education Weighted Count: 15,619.058 2% Hispanic 37% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 12% Black 4%
SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 63 District 28 includes 8 school districts in Maricopa County District 28 (Camelback)
Kate Brophy Aaron Kelli ASBA’S BILL McGee Lieberman Butler POSITION (R) (D) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed Y N N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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64 | District 29 includes 13 school districts in Maricopa County District 29 (Maryvale)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa Isaac ESD (6,540) CTEDs Agua Fria UHSD (7,964) Litchfield ESD (11,566) West-MEC (42,893) Alhambra ESD (12,111) Pendergast ESD (9,411) Cartwright ESD (16,035) Peoria USD (37,532) Dysart USD (24,253) Phoenix UHSD (27,428) Glendale ESD (12,160) Tolleson UHSD (11,913) Glendale UHSD (15,719)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Martín Quezada (D) House Richard Andrade (D) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election César Chávez (D) 82,501 voters, 47% of registered voters, 24% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD 42% 39% Population
White 20% 18% Other Hispanic 4% 69%
Native American Democratic Republican Other 1% Black 6% Children Served
• 79,961 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 58,570 enrolled in school • 96.2% attend public schools
• 51.1% of households have at least one child White Other Hispanic • 38.8% of children under 18 live in poverty, 2% 10% 80% compared to 24% statewide Native American Special Education Weighted Count: 22,624.889 2% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 12% Black 6%
SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 65 District 29 includes 13 school districts in Maricopa County District 29 (Maryvale)
Martín César Richard ASBA’S BILL Quezada Chávez Andrade POSITION (D) (D) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y Y expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y Y N held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N NV N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
High Accessibility
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66 | District 30 includes 8 school districts in Maricopa County District 30 (Alhambra)
School Districts Served (with enrollment)
Maricopa CTEDs Alhambra ESD (12,111) West-MEC (42,893) Glendale ESD (12,160) Glendale UHSD (15,719) Isaac ESD (6,540) Phoenix ESD (6,537) Phoenix UHSD (27,428) Washington ESD (22,682)
Elected Representatives and Voters Senate Tony Navarrete (D) House Raquel Terán (D) Voter Turnout in 2018 general election Robert Meza (D) 81,910 voters, 48% of registered voters, 26% voting age population
Partisan Split Race/Ethnicity – Total LD 41% 39% Population White 26% Other 20% 6% Hispanic 58% Native American 2% Democratic Republican Other Black 8% Children Served
• 65,436 children Race/Ethnicity – Children in LD • 47,192 enrolled in school
• 96.4% attend public schools White • 40.8% of households have at least one child Other 14% • 45.8% of children under 18 live in poverty, 4% Hispanic compared to 24% statewide 71% Native American Special Education Weighted Count: 12,305.513 3% Percentage of Total Weighted Count: 13% Black 8%
SOURCE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (WWW.AZED.GOV) 2017 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (WWW.FACTFINDER.CENSUS.GOV) ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE (WWW.AZSOS.GOV) | 67 District 30 includes 8 school districts in Maricopa County District 30 (Alhambra)
Tony Raquel Robert ASBA’S BILL Navarrete Terán Meza POSITION (D) (D) (D)
HB2110/SB1048 (Udall & Brophy McGee) Creates disciplinary and reporting Supported Y Y Y requirements for noncertificated school employees.
HB2381 (Blackman) Exempts CTEDs from receiving A-F letter Supported Y Y grades.
HB2741/SB1403 (Udall & Mesnard) Allows CTED funding for 9th and 13th grade Supported Y Y Y students.
HCR2023/SCR1035 (Kern & Leach) Allows school districts to exceed the Supported Y Y NV expenditure limit.
SB1012 (Borrelli) Allows discussions of school safety plans to be Supported Y N Y held in executive session.
SB1060 (S. Allen) Increases group B weights for several special Supported Y education funding categories.
SB1224 (S. Allen) Opposed N N N Allows the use of ESAs in adjacent states.
SB1491 (Boyer) Provides support for ADE to implement Supported Y dyslexia screening plan.
District Competitiveness District is more likely to elect a Democrat (blue) or Republican (red), based on voter registration.
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68 | How can you advocate? Contact your local elected officials.
Legislative Legislative Member Email Address Member Email Address District District Senator Karen Fann [email protected] Senator David Farnsworth [email protected] 1 Rep. Noel Campbell [email protected] 16 Rep. John Fillmore [email protected] Rep. Steve Pierce [email protected] Rep. Kelly Townsend [email protected] Senator Andrea Dalessandro [email protected] Senator J.D. Mesnard [email protected] 2 Rep. Rosanna Gabaldón [email protected] 17 Rep. Jennifer Pawlik [email protected] Rep. Daniel Hernandez [email protected] Rep. Jeff Weninger [email protected] Senator Sally Ann Gonzales [email protected] Senator Sean Bowie [email protected] 3 Rep. Andrés Cano [email protected] 18 Rep. Mitzi Epstein [email protected] Rep. Alma Hernandez [email protected] Rep. Jennifer Jermaine [email protected] Senator Lisa Otondo [email protected] Senator Lupe Contreras [email protected] 4 Rep. Charlene Fernandez [email protected] 19 Rep. Diego Espinoza [email protected] Rep. Gerae Peten [email protected] Rep. Lorenzo Sierra [email protected] Senator Sonny Borrelli [email protected] Senator Paul Boyer [email protected] 5 Rep. Regina Cobb [email protected] 20 Rep. Shawnna Bolick [email protected] Rep. Leo Biasiucci [email protected] Rep. Anthony Kern [email protected] Senator Sylvia Allen [email protected] Senator Rick Gray [email protected] 6 Rep. Walter Blackman [email protected] 21 Rep. Kevin Payne [email protected] Rep. Bob Thorpe [email protected] Rep. Tony Rivero [email protected] Senator Jamescita Peshlakai [email protected] Senator David Livingston [email protected] 7 Rep. Arlando Teller [email protected] 22 Rep. Frank Carroll [email protected] Rep. Myron Tsosie [email protected] Rep. Ben Toma [email protected] Senator Frank Pratt [email protected] Senator Michelle Ugenti-Rita [email protected] 8 Rep. David Cook [email protected] 23 Rep. John Kavanagh [email protected] Rep. T.J. Shope [email protected] Rep. Jay Lawrence [email protected] Senator Victoria Steele [email protected] Senator Lela Alston [email protected] 9 Rep. Randall Friese [email protected] 24 Rep. Jennifer Longdon [email protected] Rep. Pamela Powers Hannley [email protected] Rep. Amish Shah [email protected] Senator David Bradley [email protected] Senator Tyler Pace [email protected] 10 Rep. Domingo DeGrazia [email protected] 25 Rep. Rusty Bowers [email protected] Rep. Kirsten Engel [email protected] Rep. Michelle Udall [email protected] Senator Vince Leach [email protected] Senator Juan Mendez [email protected] 11 Rep. Mark Finchem [email protected] 26 Rep. Isela Blanc [email protected] Rep. Bret Roberts [email protected] Rep. Athena Salman [email protected] Senator Eddie Farnsworth [email protected] Senator Rebecca Rios [email protected] 12 Rep. Travis Grantham [email protected] 27 Rep. Reginald Bolding [email protected] Rep. Warren Petersen [email protected] Rep. Diego Rodriguez [email protected] Senator Sine Kerr [email protected] Senator Kate Brophy McGee [email protected] 13 Rep. Timothy Dunn [email protected] 28 Rep. Kelli Butler [email protected] Rep. Joanne Osborne [email protected] Rep. Aaron Lieberman [email protected] Senator David Gowan [email protected] Senator Martín Quezada [email protected] 14 Rep. Gail Griffin [email protected] 29 Rep. Richard Andrade [email protected] Rep. Becky Nutt [email protected] Rep. César Chávez [email protected] Senator Heather Carter [email protected] Senator Tony Navarrete [email protected] 15 Rep. John Allen [email protected] 30 Rep. Robert Meza [email protected] Rep. Nancy Barto [email protected] Rep. Raquel Terán [email protected] Arizona School Boards Association NON PROFIT US POSTAGE 2100 North Central Avenue PAID Suite 200 TEMPE AZ Phoenix, Arizona 85004 PERMIT NO 55
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