Sarah Liguori
Sarah Liguori lives in Phoenix, Arizona. Liguori earned a degree from the University of Arizona. Her career experience includes working as a manager with RDLR Development.
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Education: “Education is the foundation for everything. Funding our schools is the best return on investment for our children’s future.”
(Campaign website) Energy, Utilities & Environment: “Water is the most precious resource in our desert state, and conservation is key to our sustainability. We must work to provide shade, water, and clean air to everyone who lives here.”
(Campaign website) Elections & Government Reform: “Through decades of intentional planning and hard work, Arizona has one of the most reliable and efficient voting processes. Whether by mail or in-person voting, we must defend against the anti-democratic attacks to suppress the voices of our people.”
(Campaign website) Aaron Márquez
As of his 2024 campaign, Aaron Marquez held the rank of major in the U.S. Army Reserve. He attended the University of Arizona and Mesa Community College. He earned a bachelor's degree from Georgetown University. His career experience includes co-founding VetsForward.us and ServeNext.org. He worked as a field organizer in Arizona for John Kerry ’s (D) 2004 presidential campaign and participated in the AmeriCorps program, City Year. In 2015, he led veterans outreach efforts for U.S. Congressman Ruben Gallego ’s (D) office. Aaron also served as the political director for Terry Goddard’s 2010 Arizona gubernatorial campaign and later worked as a policy analyst at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Education: “In the State House, I will fight alongside Governor Hobbs to repeal universal vouchers for private schools, draining funding from our public school districts, and I will fight to protect abortion rights.”
(Ballotpedia (Campaign themes)) Elections & Government Reform: “In Democratic majority districts like District 5 in Central Phoenix, we need to increase voter turnout, especially Latino voter turnout. We must support Democratic candidates in swing districts like Paradise Valley, Chandler, and North Phoenix. We cannot bring real change to Arizona without giving Governor Hobbs a Democratic majority in the state legislature.”
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