Barbara is from the Phoenix Union district and attended Alhambra High School. She earned her bachelor's degree in social science with a minor in anthropological linguistics and her master's degree in adult education from Northern Arizona University. She and her husand have two children and they are members of Dove of the Desert United Methodist Church.

Daily Independent, Four candidates in race for the Arizona House in District 28

Barbara currently works as a part-time English teacher at Glendale Community College. She previously worked as a middle and high school teacher.

Barbara Fike's campaign for State Representative in District 28 is her first run for public office.

Said, "We can attract more businesses to Arizona, and strengthen the ones that are here, with policies that provide a stable workforce."

- Said, "We can attract more businesses to Arizona, and strengthen the ones that are here, with policies that provide a stable workforce."

Economy

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

Public Safety

Healthcare

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Believes vouchers do not increase choices for low income parents but give extra money for parents whose children are homeschooled or attend private school.

Said, "More children could be assured a quality education if vouchers and the associated funds were more carefully managed."

- Believes vouchers do not increase choices for low income parents but give extra money for parents whose children are homeschooled or attend private school.
- Said, "More children could be assured a quality education if vouchers and the associated funds were more carefully managed."

Education

Said, "We need to follow logic, science, and evidence in making decisions about water and land usage, instead of whose voices are loudest or donations biggest."

- Said, "We need to follow logic, science, and evidence in making decisions about water and land usage, instead of whose voices are loudest or donations biggest."

Energy & the Environment

Said, "I believe that elections should be about issues and not money, and should be fair."

- Said, "I believe that elections should be about issues and not money, and should be fair."

Voting & Elections

Endorsements

Barbara Fike

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