Kate Brophy McGee is a third-generation Arizonan who was raised in a ranching family in southern Arizona. She graduated from the University of Arizona and has been married to her husband, Bob McGee, for 38 years, with whom she has three sons.

Kate Brophy McGee is a former community banker who lent to small businesses.

Kate Brophy McGee previously served as a State Senator for the State of Arizona from 2017 to 2021, as a State Representative for the Arizona House of Representatives from 2011 to 2017, as a Member of the Arizona School Facilities Board from 1999 to 2007, and as a Member of the Washington Elementary School Board from 2001 to 2006. 

Supports streamlining business permitting.

Sponsored legislation expanding health insurance access to include small businesses and associations.

- Wants to "keep taxes low."
- Supports streamlining business permitting.
- Sponsored legislation expanding health insurance access to include small businesses and associations.

Economy

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Believes helping citizens navigate local governments empowers communities to maintain their unique characteristics and quality of life. Supports public services like libraries, parks, recreation, and community building to enhance community well-being.

Opposes mail-in voting and wants to strengthen voter requirements to protect election processes.

- Believes helping citizens navigate local governments empowers communities to maintain their unique characteristics and quality of life. Supports public services like libraries, parks, recreation, and community building to enhance community well-being.
- Opposes mail-in voting and wants to strengthen voter requirements to protect election processes.

Public Services

Believes homelessness is not a crime but supports prosecuting crimes committed by homeless individuals to provide opportunities for addiction and mental illness treatment.

Believes in developing regional solutions to homelessness. Supports affordable housing and streamlined permitting and zoning processes.

Plans to "Continue smart planning strategies to accommodate growth [while] preserving the unique characteristics of individual communities."

- Believes homelessness is not a crime but supports prosecuting crimes committed by homeless individuals to provide opportunities for addiction and mental illness treatment.
- Believes in developing regional solutions to homelessness. Supports affordable housing and streamlined permitting and zoning processes.
- Plans to "Continue smart planning strategies to accommodate growth [while] preserving the unique characteristics of individual communities."

Housing & Urban Development

Wants to "actively participate in water adequacy planning at the state and federal levels."

- Wants to "actively participate in water adequacy planning at the state and federal levels."

Transportation & Infrastructure

Believes in ending the "flood of deadly fentanyl into our communities" to protect youths.

Believes in prosecuting misdemeanor and felony offenses to enhance community safety and quality of life.

Supports and fully funds police and first responders.

Supports fully funding police and first responders.

Believes public safety is the government's top responsibility. Supports safe communities through effective policing, criminal justice reforms, and addressing issues related to drugs, crime, and guns.

- Believes in ending the "flood of deadly fentanyl into our communities" to protect youths.
- Believes in prosecuting misdemeanor and felony offenses to enhance community safety and quality of life.
- Supports fully funding police and first responders.
- Believes public safety is the government's top responsibility. Supports safe communities through effective policing, criminal justice reforms, and addressing issues related to drugs, crime, and guns.

Public Safety

As a State Senator, sponsored legislation extending Prop 301, a sales tax dedicated to K-12 education, for 20 years. Supports restoring KidsCare funding and expanding access to health insurance for small businesses and associations.

As a State Senator, sponsored legislation extending Prop 301, a sales tax dedicated to K-12 education, for 20 years. Supports restoring KidsCare funding.

- As a State Senator, sponsored legislation extending Prop 301, a sales tax dedicated to K-12 education, for 20 years. Supports restoring KidsCare funding.

Education

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Endorsed by politicians such as former Governor Jan Brewer and Councilman Jim Waring.

- Endorsed by politicians such as former Governor Jan Brewer and Councilman Jim Waring.

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Kate Brophy Mcgee

The candidate's website says, "Economic development – Maricopa County is the fastest growing county in the country."

The candidate's website says, "HB2641 – tax credits, foster care"

The candidate's website says, "SB1072 – DCS; contractor employees; fingerprint requirement"

The candidate's website says, "AZ Board of Regents – Higher Education Champion"

- As a State Senator, sponsored legislation extending Prop 301, a sales tax dedicated to K-12 education, for 20 years. Supports restoring KidsCare funding and expanding access to health insurance for small businesses and associations.

Kate Brophy McGee is a third-generation Arizonan who was raised in a ranching family in southern Arizona. She graduated from the University of Arizona and has been married to her husband, Bob McGee, for 38 years, with whom she has three sons who all graduated from Arizona Universities. They have resided in their Sunnyslope neighborhood throughout their marriage. Information about the church she attends is not provided.

Kate Brophy McGee is a former community banker who lent to small businesses and served nearly a decade on the Washington Elementary School Board, including four terms as Board President. She also spent six years on the Arizona School Facilities Board, with one term as Chairman, and has a decade of experience in the Arizona legislature.

Kate Brophy McGee has been a public servant for over 25 years, including a decade on the Washington Elementary School Board, with four terms as Board President, and six years on the Arizona School Facilities Board, with one term as Chairman. She has also served a decade in the Arizona legislature.

- Members of the board of supervisors work together to set and implement county policy. 
- The board of supervisors is tasked with approving the county budget, setting local tax rates, approving plans for land use in the county, and appointing county officials. 
- Board of supervisors members work to improve the county’s education system, ensure safety, make environmental and business policies, and run the county transportation network. 
- Members of the board of supervisors represent specific areas of the county. 
- Most board of supervisors members in Virginia are elected in odd years to four-year terms. Elections are partisan. 