MEDIA CONTACT:
Janelle Tassart
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
June 8, 2020
PHOENIX – The Greater Phoenix Chamber Political Action Committee (Chamber PAC) has endorsed 59 candidates for the Arizona Legislature prior to the August 4 Primary Election. The Chamber PAC has supported business-friendly candidates in local and state races for more than three decades.
“For nearly 40 years, the Greater Phoenix Chamber Political Action Committee has supported pro-business candidates for state and local offices regardless of political party affiliation,” explained Chamber PAC Chairman John Moody. “After a diligent review and deliberation process for the 2020 primary election cycle, we are pleased to endorse candidates who understand the issues impacting the success of businesses and the challenges of our current economic climate, and who are willing to collaborate to advance policies that will support a prosperous economy in the Greater Phoenix region and throughout the state of Arizona.”
“The PAC and the endorsement process are hallmarks of how the Chamber advocates for businesses. Both are critical to our mission of advocating for economic prosperity in our region,” said Todd Sanders, Greater Phoenix Chamber President and CEO. “Despite the unique challenges of this year, the PAC Board vetted many well-qualified candidates and chose to make primary election endorsements of those whose policies aligned with the Chamber’s mission. We proudly support candidates focused on Arizona’s economic recovery, with a focus on job creation and business retention and expansion. These candidates are truly dedicated to the economic future of Arizona.”
The following is the list of candidates endorsed by the Chamber’s PAC for the 2020 Primary Election:
| District 1
Karen Fann (R), Senate Selina Bliss (R), House
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District 13
Sine Kerr (R), Senate Tim Dunn (R), House Joanne Osborne (R), House
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District 21
Rick Gray (R), Senate Kevin Payne (R), House Beverly Pingerelli (R), House
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| District 2
Daniel Hernandez (D), House
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District 14
David Gowan (R), Senate Gail Griffin (R), House Becky Nutt (R), House
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District 22
David Livingston (R), Senate Ben Toma (R), House Frank Carroll (R), House
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| District 3
Alma Hernandez (D), House
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District 15
Heather Carter (R), Senate Jarret Hamstreet (R), House Steve Kaiser (R), House
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District 23
Michelle Ugenti-Rita (R), Senate John Kavanagh (R), House Jay Lawrence (R), House
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| District 5
Sonny Borrelli (R), Senate Leo Biasiucci (R), House Regina Cobb (R), House
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District 16
John Fillmore (R), House Lisa Godzich (R), House
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District 24
Lela Alston (D), Senate Jennifer Longdon (D), House Amish Shah (D), House
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| District 6
Sylvia Allen (R), Senate Walter Blackman (R), House
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District 17
J.D. Mesnard (R), Senate Jeff Weninger (R), House Jennifer Pawlik (D), House
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District 25
Tyler Pace (R), Senate Rusty Bowers (R), House Michelle Udall (R), House
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| District 8
T.J. Shope (R), Senate Frank Pratt (R), House
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District 18
Sean Bowie (D), Senate Bob Robson (R), House
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District 28
Kate Brophy McGee (R), Senate Aaron Lieberman (D), House
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| District 11
Vince Leach (R), Senate Mark Finchem (R), House Bret Roberts (R), House
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District 19
Lupe Contreras (D), Senate Diego Espinoza (D), House Lorenzo Sierra (D), House
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District 29
Cesar Chavez (D), House
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| District 12
Warren Petersen (R), Senate Travis Grantham (R), House Jake Hoffman (R), House
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District 20
Paul Boyer (R), Senate Shawnna Bolick (R), House Anthony Kern (R), House |
District 30
Tony Navarrete (D), Senate Robert Meza (D), House
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| About the Greater Phoenix Chamber Political Action Committee
The Chamber PAC was established in 1978 to help pro-business candidates get elected to state, county and local offices and ultimately improve the overall business climate in Greater Phoenix. The Chamber first became a Mega PAC in 2003—the first Chamber in Arizona to achieve this elite distinction, which allows the PAC to drastically increase its support of pro-business candidates. To date, the Greater Phoenix Chamber is one of two chambers in the state to achieve Mega PAC status. Greater Phoenix Chamber Representing 2,400 businesses across the Greater Phoenix region, the Greater Phoenix Chamber promotes regional prosperity by serving as a catalyst for economic vitality and strong communities. The Chamber pursues this mission by collaborating with business, political and community leaders to grow the regional talent pool, create a regional approach to economic development, and drive a pro-Arizona agenda. FOLLOW ONLINE: Learn more: |
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