Question | Response | |
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1. Arizona’s public education system allows students to attend a local district school, charter school, virtual school, or through school district open enrollment. Do you support a parent's right to choose the best public school, in their judgment, for their children? | Strongly support | |
2. What are your priorities as a lawmaker? [Economic Development] | Priority | |
3. What are your priorities as a lawmaker? [Education] | Highest Priority | |
4. What are your priorities as a lawmaker? [Environment and Public Land Issues] | Not Really a Priority | |
5. What are your priorities as a lawmaker? [Health Care] | Highest Priority | |
6. What are your priorities as a lawmaker? [Sentencing Reform] | Highest Priority | |
7. What are your priorities as a lawmaker? [Transportation] | Priority | |
8. Charter schools are public schools that are operated by private contractors to provide education service - similar to other state contractors for health care, transportation, and other services. Do you support charter schools in Arizona? | Yes | |
9. Please share what your priorities will be as a state lawmaker to strengthen Arizona’s workforce and economy so that all Arizonans have better opportunities to move up the economic ladder? | A strong economy and workforce depend on a common sense tax and regulatory environment and competitive education options that meet students' needs. I will continue to promote policies that empower citizens, parents and patients and stop government overreach. I will continue to promote more effective and accountable spending in our mental health and criminal justice systems for better re-entry, protect the public and reduce recidivism. | |
10. School districts and charter schools are public schools; do you support equitable funding for all public school students? | Yes | |
11. Do you support tax reform? | Yes | |
12. What are your ideas for tax reform that would improve our state's economy? | I support lower state income taxes. | |
13. Do you support efforts to reform Arizona’s regulatory boards and commissions? | Yes | |
14. What is the greatest challenge facing Arizona today? | Preserving citizens' Constitutional freedoms from an intrusive government. |
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