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Ballotpedia: Hector Jaramillo

Hector is from Phoenix, AZ. He is a father.

Hector is the former chair of the Arizona Democratic Party. He has also worked as an educator.

Hector Jaramillo is currently a member of the Glendale Elementary School Board. He was elected in 2023 and is serving his first term. Previously, Hector ran for state representative of District 3, but withdrew.

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Believes in dismantling "right-to-work" laws, advocating for fair wages, safe workplaces, and strengthening union rights.

- Believes in dismantling "right-to-work" laws, advocating for fair wages, safe workplaces, and strengthening union rights.

Economy

As of June 8, 2025, Hector Jaramillo’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Believes in reproductive freedom and that healthcare decisions should be free from political interference. Supports protecting and expanding access to abortion.

Supports Arizona for Abortion Access, and opposes government intervention in private medical decisions.

- Said "I believe abortion is healthcare."
- Supports Arizona for Abortion Access, and opposes government intervention in private medical decisions.

Healthcare

Believes Arizona's public education needs revitalization by reworking the school finance formula, rolling back the ESA voucher program, and investing in public schools. Plans to raise educator wages and improve children's education standards.

Believes Arizona's public education needs revitalization by reworking the school finance formula, rolling back the ESA voucher program, and investing in public schools.

Believes in investing in public education to ensure every child in Arizona has access to quality education. As a school board member and therapist, supports equitable education regardless of background or zip code.

Believes in investing in public education to ensure every child in Arizona has access to quality education. As a school board member and therapist, supports equitable education "regardless of background or zip code."

Plans to raise educator wages and improve children's education standards.

- Believes Arizona's public education needs revitalization by reworking the school finance formula, rolling back the ESA voucher program, and investing in public schools.
- Plans to raise educator wages and improve children's education standards.

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Endorsed by Phoenix Democratic Socialists of America.

- Endorsed by Arizona AFL-CIO.
- Endorsed by Maricopa Labor Federation.
- Endorsed by Phoenix Democratic Socialists of America.

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Anna is from the Maryvale-Glendale area. She is a mother. 

CARTWRIGHT SCHOOL DISTRICT, Governing Board

Anna previously worked as an educational assistant for the Glendale Elementary School District. 

Ballotpedia, Anna Abeytia

Anna Abeytia currently serves as a Cartwright Elementary School District Board Member and as Governing Board President. She was appointed to this position in 2020 and is serving her first term. She ran for State Representative in District 24 in 2022, but did not win. 

Meet Anna Abeytia and Analise Ortiz, 2 Latinas Running for Arizona House

Said during her 2022 campaign for House Representative, she believes the top issues are both increasing housing prices and education.

- Said during her 2022 campaign for House Representative, she believes the top issues are both increasing housing prices and education.

As of June 8, 2025, Anna Abeytia did not have a website or any information online.

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- Supports abortion.
- Supports mental health services.

Supports accessibility to high-quality education and meals for children.

- Supports accessibility to high-quality education and meals for children.
- Supports fully funding schools.

Endorsed by Local 11, Worker Power, and Arizona American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO).

Endorsed by Reproductive Freedom for All.

Endorsed by the Arizona Education Association (AEA).

- Endorsed by Local 11, Worker Power, and Arizona American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO).
- Endorsed by Reproductive Freedom for All.
- Endorsed by the Arizona Education Association (AEA).
- Endorsed by Desert Stonewall Democrats.

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Ballotpedia, Lydia Hernandez

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Lydia holds a degree in political science and government from Baylor University. She is Catholic. 

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Lydia currently works as a legal assistant at Federal Immigration Counselors. She previously served as Director of Family Services with Arizona Habitat for Humanity and as an Equal Opportunity Specialist and Commissioner of Indian Affairs-Executive Director for the Arizona State Government. 

Lydia Hernandez currently serves as a State Representative for District 24. She was elected to this position in 2023 and is serving her first term. She also serves as a Cartwright School District Board Member. She was elected to that position in 2004 and is serving her fifth term. She previously served as a State House Representative for District 29. She was elected to that position in 2013 and served for three terms. 

AZ Choice Tracker, Lydia Hernandez

Arizona Legislative Scorecard, Lydia Hernandez

Voted against Senate Bill (SB) 1146, which mandates disclosing companies that donate or invest in organizations that advocate for minors to pursue abortions.

Voted against SB 1577, which lowers the individual income tax.

- Voted against Senate Bill (SB) 1146, which mandates disclosing companies that donate or invest in organizations that advocate for minors to pursue abortions.
- Voted against SB 1577, which lowers the individual income tax.
- Promises to install more fair wages.

FastDemocracy, HCR 2060

Voted against House Concurrent Resolution (HCR) 2060, which makes it illegal and a state crime for noncitizens to unlawfully enter the state of Arizona.

Voted against House Bill (HB) 2394, which voids federal gun control measures.

- Voted against House Concurrent Resolution (HCR) 2060, which makes it illegal and a state crime for noncitizens to unlawfully enter the state of Arizona.
- Voted against House Bill (HB) 2394, which voids federal gun control measures.

As a House Representative, voted for HB 2677, which repeals the 1864 abortion ban.

Voted in favor of SB 1600, which mandates medical providers to preserve the life of any infant that is born alive.

Voted in favor of HB 2826, which extends government healthcare.

- As a House Representative, voted for HB 2677, which repeals the 1864 abortion ban.
- Voted in favor of SB 1600, which mandates medical providers to preserve the life of any infant that is born alive.
- Voted in favor of HB 2826, which extends government healthcare.

Voted in support of SB 1729, which raises  "Basic State Aid" for K-12 schools in Arizona.

- Voted in support of SB 1729, which raises  "Basic State Aid" for K-12 schools in Arizona.

As of June 8, 2025, Lydia Hernandez did not have a website or any information online.

Voted in favor of HCR 2016, which imposes term limits.

- Voted in favor of HCR 2016, which imposes term limits.

Lydia Hernandez

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- Your state representatives can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws.
- Arizona has 30 districts, and each district is represented by two State Representatives, making a total of 60 State Representatives.
- State Representatives are elected to two-year terms. They are paid a yearly salary of $24,000. They only serve in the role part-time.