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Where Do the Candidates Stand? Where Do the Candidates Stand? Arizona's Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) voucher expansion would divert even more taxpayer dollars from public schools to subsidize private school tuition and other personal expenses with almost no transparency or accountability. S ave our Schools Arizona is Voting NO (opposing) Proposition 305. Find out more at SOSArizona.org. N = Voting No (Green is good) Y = Voting Yes (Yes is yikes) NR = No Response Governor David Garcia - N Doug Ducey - NR Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman - N Frank Riggs - N LD Senate House of Representatives 1 Jo Craycraft - N Ed Gogek - N Karen Fann - NR Jan Manolis - N Noel Campbell - NR David Stringer - NR 2 Andrea Dalessandro - N Rosanna Gabaldon - N Shelley Kais - NR Chris Ackerley - N Anthony Sizer - NR Daniel Hernandez - NR 3 Sally Ann Gonzalez - N Andres Cano - N Beryl Baker - N Alma Hernandez - NR 4 Lisa Otondo - N Charlene Fernandez - N Gerae Peten - N 5 Jaime Morgaine - N Mary McCord Robinson - N Sonny Borrelli - NR Leo Biasiucci - NR Regina Cobb - NR Jennifer Jones-Esposito - NR Paul Mosley - NR Updated Sept 8, 2018 Paid for by Save Our Schools Arizona 6 Wade Carlisle - N Felecia French - N Sylvia Allen - NR Bobby Tyler - N Walter Blackman - Y Bob Thorpe - NR 7 Jamescita Peshlakai - N Myron Tsosie - N JL Mealer - Y Arlando Teller - N Doyel Shamley - Y 8 Sharon Girard - N Linda Gross - N Frank Pratt - NR David Cook - NR TJ Shope - NR Carmen Casilias - NR 9 Victoria Steele - N Randy Friese - N Pamela Powers-Hannley - N Ana Henderson - NR 10 David Bradley - N Todd Clodfelter - N Marilyn Wiles - NR Kirsten Engel - N Domingo Degrazia - NR 11 Ralph Atchue - N Hollace Lyon - N Vince Leach - NR Marcela Quiroz - N Mark Finchem - NR Bret Roberts - NR 12 Elizabeth Brown - N Joe Bisaccia - N Eddie Farnsworth - NR Lynsey Robinson - N Travis Grantham - NR Warren Peterson - NR 13 Michelle Harris - N Timothy Dunn - NR Sine Kerr - NR Joanne Osborne - NR Thomas Tzitura - NR 14 Jaime Alvarez - N Bob Karp - N David Gowan - NR Shelley Renne Leone - N Gail Griffin - NR Becky Nutt - NR 15 Heather Carter - N Julie Gunnigle - N Kristin Dybvig-Pawelko - N Jennifer Samuels - N Nancy Barto - NR John Allen - NR Updated Sept 8, 2018 Paid for by Save Our Schools Arizona 16 Benjamin Carmitchel - N Sharon Stinard - N David Farnsworth - NR John Fillmore - NR Kelly Townsend - NR 17 Steve Weichert - N Jennifer Pawlik - N JD Mesnard - NR Nora Ellen - NR Jeff Weninger - NR 18 Sean Bowie - N Mitzi Epstein - N Frank Schmuck - NR Jennifer Jermaine - N Greg Patterson - NR Jill Norgaard - NR 19 Lupe Contreras - NR Lorenzo Sierra - N Diego Espinoza - N 20 Douglas Ervin - N Chris Gilfillan - N Paul Boyer - NR Hazel Chandler - N Shawnna Bolick - NR Anthony Kern - NR 21 Kathy Knecht - N Bradley Hughes - N Rick Gray - NR Gilbert Romero - N Kevin Payne - NR Tony Rivero - NR 22 Wendy Garcia - N Teri Sarmiento - N David Livingston - NR Valerie Harris - N Frank Carroll - NR Ben Toma - NR 23 Daria Lohman - N Eric Kurland - N Michelle Ugenti-Rita - NR John Kavanagh - NR Jay Lawrence - NR 24 Lela Alston - N Jennifer Longdon - N Vicki Alger - NR Denise Link - N Amish Shah - N David Alger - NR 25 Kathy Mohr-Almeida - N Johnny Martin - N Tyler Pace - NR Russell Bowers - NR Michelle Udall - NR 26 Juan Mendez - N Isela Blanc - N Rebecca Speakman - NR Athena Salman - N Raymon Speakman - NR Updated Sept 8, 2018 Paid for by Save Our Schools Arizona 27 Rebecca Rios - N Reginald Bolding - N Diego Rodriguez - N 28 Kate Brophy-McGee - N Kathy Pappas Petsas - N Christine Marsh - N Kelli Butler - N Aaron Lieberman - N Maria Syms - NR 29 Martin Quezada - N Cesar Chavez - N Richard Andrade - N 30 Tony Navarrete - N Raquel Teran - N Gary Spears - NR Robert Meza - NR Updated Sept 8, 2018 Paid for by Save Our Schools Arizona .
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