Members Who Supported Arizona Realtors® by Voting for Hb2371

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Members Who Supported Arizona Realtors® by Voting for Hb2371

HBReal Estate;2371 Licenses; Applications Requires an original or renewal application for real estate salesperson or broker licensure to include the applicant’s first, middle, or nickname that the applicant regularly uses for advertising purposes. SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR What This Victory Means for You… REALTORS® will be able to use the name they are commonly known by in their advertising. ® MEMBERS WHO SUPPORTED ARIZONA REALTORS BY VOTING FOR HB2371 House of Representatives 60 Ayes │ 0 Nays │ 0 Not Voting John M. Allen Cesar Chavez Rosana Gabaldon Becky Nutt T.J. Shope Richard Andrade Regina Cobb Travis Grantham Joanne Osborne Lorenzo Sierra Nancy Barto David Cook Gail Griffin Jennifer Pawlick David Stringer Leo Biasiucci Domingo DeGrazia Alma Hernandez Kevin Payne Arlando Teller Walt Blackman Tim Dunn Daniel Hernandez Gerae Peten Raquel Terán Isla Blanc Kristen Engel Jenifer Jermaine Warren Petersen Bob Thorpe Reginald Bolding Mitzi Epstein John Kavanagh Pamela Powers Hanley Ben Toma Shawna Bolick Jose Espinoza Anthony Kern Tony Rivero Kelly Townsend Kelli Butler Charlene Fernandez Lay Lawrence Bret Roberts Myron Tsosie Noel Campbell John Fillmore Aaron Lieberman Diego Rodriguez Michelle Udall Andres Cano Mark Finchem Jennifer Longdon Athena Salman Jeff Weninger Frank Carroll Randal Friese Robert Meza Amish Shah Russell Bowers Senate 29 Ayes │ 0 Nays │ 1 Not Voting Sylvia Allen David C. Farnsworth J.D. Mesnard Victoria Stelle Sonny Borrelli Eddie Farnsworth Tony Navarrete Michelle Ugenti-Rita Sean Bowie David Gowan Tyler Pace Karen Fann Paul Boyer Rick Gray Jamescita Peshlakai David Bradley Sine Kerr Frank Pratt Kate Brophy McGee Vince Leach Martin Quezada Heather Carter David Livingston Rebecca Rios.

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