Legislative Information
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United Parent Council encourages all citizens to become better informed about issues that impact the quality of education for our children and to exercise their right to vote. We do not endorse candidates, but will make information available on issues related to education. To find out more about the AZ Legislators in our district, and to learn about voting, election calendars, and how to contact your representatives, click below:
Legislative Districts 2, 3, 4, and 5 are within the PVUSD boundaries
When in session, Senate and House Education Committees both meet weekly at 2:00 PM
House meets on Tuesdays, Senate meets on Wednesdays
Remote access can be gained through this link https://www.azleg.gov/liveproceedings/
House meets on Tuesdays, Senate meets on Wednesdays
Remote access can be gained through this link https://www.azleg.gov/liveproceedings/
Our State Legislators (Jan 2023)
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District 2
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District 3
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District 4
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District 5
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ELECTIONS CALENDAR
Voting in Primary Elections (August), is just as important as voting in General Elections (November). |
Primary Elections for REGISTERED INDEPENDENT VOTERS:
Voters who are not affiliated with any political party (Independent), and who are on the Permanent Early Voting List (PEVL) CAN vote in Partisan Primary Elections (in August) but will NOT automatically receive a ballot in the mail. They must request the political party ballot they wish to receive by mail – REP, DEM, GRN, etc., when applicable. Look for a postcard in the mail that allows you to select the ballot you want to receive for an upcoming election. For questions, call 602-506-1511.
Voters who are not affiliated with any political party (Independent) who choose to vote at the polls, in a Partisan Primary Election, will make their party ballot selection on Election Day.
Voters who are not affiliated with any political party (Independent), and who are on the Permanent Early Voting List (PEVL) CAN vote in Partisan Primary Elections (in August) but will NOT automatically receive a ballot in the mail. They must request the political party ballot they wish to receive by mail – REP, DEM, GRN, etc., when applicable. Look for a postcard in the mail that allows you to select the ballot you want to receive for an upcoming election. For questions, call 602-506-1511.
Voters who are not affiliated with any political party (Independent) who choose to vote at the polls, in a Partisan Primary Election, will make their party ballot selection on Election Day.