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Beverly is originally from Long Beach, CA. She earned her bachelor's degree in biological sciences from Wayne State University, and lives in Peoria with her husband, Peter, and their 2 daughters.

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Beverly currently works as a science program coordinator at Grand Canyon University. She previously worked as a cytogenetics and DNA technologist at St. Joseph's Hospital's Molecular Medicine Laboratory, Genzyme Genetics, and Henry Ford Health Systems.

Beverly Pingerelli currently serves as the State Representative for District 28. She was first elected in 2020 and is serving her second term. Beverly is the chair of the House Education Committee. She has also been a Governing Board Member of the Peoria Unified School District since 2015.

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Believes fiscal restraint, responsible tax policy, and regulatory reform are essential for combating inflation and fostering economic growth. Supports expanding adult career training, attracting growth industries, and encouraging innovation to promote individual prosperity.

Believes fiscal restraint and regulatory reform are necessary to reduce inflation and promote economic growth.

Believes reforming Arizona's tax policy and regulations will reduce economic impact and promote individual opportunity.

Supports expanding adult education and training programs for work-displaced Arizonans to benefit from and contribute to the economy.

Supports expanding adult career training and education programs for unemployed individuals.

Supports lowering taxes, including passing "the largest tax cut in Arizona history."

- Believes fiscal restraint and regulatory reform are necessary to reduce inflation and promote economic growth.
- Supports expanding adult career training and education programs for unemployed individuals.
- Supports reducing taxes.

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Supported House Bill 2316 (HB2316), which allows individuals to carry concealed weapons on college campuses.

Believes an unsecured border is a national security risk and opposes sanctuary cities to protect Arizona residents. Supports state measures to mitigate the impact of criminal activity and drug-related deaths.

Believes an unsecured border is a national security risk and contributes to the increase in fentanyl overdoses.

Opposes "sanctuary cities and sanctuary policies" that protect criminals from law enforcement.

Opposes "sanctuary cities and sanctuary policies that shield criminals from appropriate law enforcement efforts."

Supports providing more resources to first responders and public health providers to address addiction and drug abuse.

- Supported House Bill 2316 (HB2316), which allows individuals to carry concealed weapons on college campuses.
- Believes an unsecured border is a national security risk and contributes to the increase in fentanyl overdoses.
- Opposes "sanctuary cities and sanctuary policies that shield criminals from appropriate law enforcement efforts."
- Supports providing more resources to first responders and public health providers to address addiction and drug abuse.

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Supported Senate Bill 1164 (SB1164), which bans abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.

Supported Senate Bill 1457 (SB1457), which bans abortions based on genetic abnormality, bans mail delivery of abortion medication, and bans state spending towards organizations that provide abortion care.

Supported Senate Bill 1138 (SB1138), which banned gender reassignment surgery for minors.

Believes healthcare decisions should be made by patients and doctors, not bureaucracies. Supports a free-market system to control costs, provide innovative care, and adapt to public health emergencies.

Believes a free-market system is the best way to control healthcare costs, improve care, and prepare for public health emergencies.

Believes in safeguarding Arizona's health and well-being through expertise in Molecular Medicine and Infectious Diseases. Supports developing and evaluating public health strategies, particularly for communicable disease risks at the border.

Believes in the importance of molecular medicine and infectious diseases research in developing public health strategies.

Believes in "Pro Life and Parental Rights." Opposes abortion and supports parental rights in healthcare decisions.

Opposes abortion and supports parental rights in healthcare decisions.

Believes in "traditional family values" and supports policies that respect "the sanctity of life - from the unborn to the terminally ill."

Said she, "[Respects] the sanctity of life."

- Supported Senate Bill 1164 (SB1164), which bans abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.
- Supported Senate Bill 1457 (SB1457), which bans abortions based on genetic abnormality, bans mail delivery of abortion medication, and bans state spending towards organizations that provide abortion care.
- Supported Senate Bill 1138 (SB1138), which banned gender reassignment surgery for minors.
- Believes a free-market system is the best way to control healthcare costs, improve care, and prepare for public health emergencies.
- Believes in the importance of molecular medicine and infectious diseases research in developing public health strategies.
- Opposes abortion and supports parental rights in healthcare decisions.
- Said she, "[Respects] the sanctity of life."

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Believes education should be reformed and funded effectively, avoiding wasteful programs. Opposes the "current tax and spend approach" and advocates for focusing on the primary mission of education for the benefit of children.

Believes the public education system is over-regulated and opposes the "current tax and spend approach."

Believes in accountability in spending, curriculum transparency, and improving academics. As a School Board President, worked to oust a substandard superintendent and fought to reopen schools and against unnecessary mandates.

Believes there is a need for greater financial accountability and curriculum transparency in the public education system.

Believes in expanding vocational career and technical education opportunities for students and adults. Supports enhancing K-12 school policies to better prepare children for college and careers.

Supports expanding vocational career and technical education opportunities for students and adults.

Believes in addressing issues impacting students, families, and community stakeholders. Supports educating all students on financial literacy.

Supports providing financial literacy education to all students.

Believes in parental oversight of children's library materials. As a House Representative, sponsored HB 2439 allowing parents to review what their kids borrow from the library.

Sponsored House Bill 2439 (HB2439), which allows parents to review the material their kids borrow from the library.

Believes in closing the "revolving door" for school board members transitioning to administrative roles. Supports policies that enhance accountability in K-12 education.

Believes in closing the "revolving door" for school board members transitioning to administrative roles.

- Believes the public education system is over-regulated and opposes the "current tax and spend approach."
- Believes there is a need for greater financial accountability and curriculum transparency in the public education system.
- Supports expanding vocational career and technical education opportunities for students and adults.
- Supports providing financial literacy education to all students.
- Sponsored House Bill 2439 (HB2439), which allows parents to review the material their kids borrow from the library.
- Believes in closing the "revolving door" for school board members transitioning to administrative roles.

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Believes in responsibly protecting and preserving wild spaces and water reserves as metropolitan areas grow for current and future well-being.

Believes in the need to preserve natural resources.

- Believes in the need to preserve natural resources.

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Believes a well-regulated election boosts public confidence and voter participation. Supports election reforms to enhance transparency, security, and voter convenience, ensuring every legal vote is counted.

Supports election reforms to enhance transparency, security, and voter convenience.

Supports term limits for members of Congress.

- Supports election reforms to enhance transparency, security, and voter convenience.
- Supports term limits for members of Congress.

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Endorsed by the Arizona Police Association.

- Endorsed by the Arizona Police Association.

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David graduated from Arizona State University in 1988 with a bachelor's degree in finance. He and his wife, Tracy Livingston, have been married since 1988, and they have a son and one grandson. They attend Christ's Church of the Valley (CCV) and currently reside in Peoria, Arizona.

David is a former financial advisor and franchise owner of Ameriprise Financial in Peoria. He became a Chartered Financial Consultant in 1997 and is a lifetime member of the Million Dollar Round Table. 

David Livingston currently serves as the State Representative in State Legislative District 28. He was first elected to the Arizona House of Representatives in 2012 and is serving his sixth term. 

Supports historic tax cuts and balanced budgets to spur economic growth. As a legislator, helped refill the Rainy-Day Fund and supported small businesses.

Supports tax cuts and balanced budgets to spur economic growth. As a legislator, helped refill the Rainy Day Fund and supported small businesses.

Says he has voted for "the largest debt repayment in state history."

- Supports tax cuts and balanced budgets to spur economic growth. As a legislator, helped refill the Rainy Day Fund and supported small businesses.
- Says he has voted for "the largest debt repayment in state history."

Opposes open borders and wants to fund the border wall.

- Supports first responders.
- Opposes open borders and wants to fund the border wall.
- Opposes gun control.

- Supports teachers.
- Believes in school choice.

As of June 19, 2024, David Livingston’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Supports "Constitutional rights."
- Voted for the Maricopa Election Audit.

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Susan is from St. Louis, Missouri. She attended the University of Central Missouri and Illinois Valley Community College and graduated from Arizona School of Real Estate and Business. She is married to her husband, with whom she has 5 children. She is Christian. 

Susan currently works as a realtor and small business owner. She is also a founding member of the Christian Business Connection and the Adams Traditional Academy.

Susan Black previously ran for state representative in State Legislative District 28 in 2022, but she did not win.

Said Arizona had a "$400 million dollar deficit...", largely due to bills originally from lobbyists that "bloated our budget and funded billions of dollars of one-off pet projects."

- Said Arizona had a "$400 million dollar deficit...", largely due to bills originally from lobbyists that "bloated our budget and funded billions of dollars of one-off pet projects."
- Wants to maintain a balanced budget.

Promises to advocate for policies aimed to improve the relationship between law enforcement and the public, including sufficient resources and training to be able to address crime while being trusted by residents.

Wants to finish construction on the Southern border wall.

Wants to ensure public safety is considered a top priority by the State House.

Wants to increase safety in neighborhoods by enforcing the law.

Promises to install measures aimed to address "root causes of criminal behavior...", including education and community projects.

- Promises to advocate for policies aimed to improve the relationship between law enforcement and the public, including sufficient resources and training to be able to address crime while being trusted by residents.
- Opposes undocumented immigration.
- Wants to finish construction on the Southern border wall.
- Wants to ensure public safety is considered a top priority by the State House.
- Wants to increase safety in neighborhoods by enforcing the law.
- Promises to install measures aimed to address "root causes of criminal behavior...", including education and community projects.

As of June 19, 2024, Susan Black’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Said, she will oppose "all attempts by the radical left to force children into a one-size-fits-all system and to implement politicized content into our curricula."

Wants to expand access to high-quality education for all families regardless of background.

Wants to eliminate "woke teaching practices" that focus on race and ethnicity.

Wants classroom teaching to focus on"individual and academic achievement regardless of one’s inalienable characteristics."

- Said, she will oppose "all attempts by the radical left to force children into a one-size-fits-all system and to implement politicized content into our curricula."
- Supports allowing school choice.
- Wants to expand access to high-quality education for all families regardless of background.
- Wants to eliminate "woke teaching practices" that focus on race and ethnicity.
- Wants classroom teaching to focus on"individual and academic achievement regardless of one’s inalienable characteristics."

Wants to install a supply-and-demand system to determine how water is distributed.

Opposes the Colorado River Compact and plans to demand Arizona receives priority of the lower Colorado river.

- Wants to install a supply-and-demand system to determine how water is distributed.
- Opposes the Colorado River Compact and plans to demand Arizona receives priority of the lower Colorado river.

Promises to install measures aimed to eliminate corruption at all levels of government and "restore the public’s faith in our democratic institutions."

Promises to support initiatives aimed at improving transparency in government affairs.

Signed a U.S Term Limits Pledge indicating she "will cosponsor, vote for, and defend..." term limits.

Supports upholding transparency, accountability, and ethical government.

Supports ensuring election practices are fair, transparent, and secure.

Wants to strengthen voter ID laws, and voting infrastructure through regular audits and updates.

Supports encouraging civic education and awareness to empower and educate voters.

- Promises to install measures aimed to eliminate corruption at all levels of government and "restore the public’s faith in our democratic institutions."
- Promises to support initiatives aimed at improving transparency in government affairs.
- Signed a U.S Term Limits Pledge indicating she "will cosponsor, vote for, and defend..." term limits.
- Supports upholding transparency, accountability, and ethical government.
- Supports ensuring election practices are fair, transparent, and secure.
- Wants to strengthen voter ID laws, and voting infrastructure through regular audits and updates.
- Supports encouraging civic education and awareness to empower and educate voters.

Endorsed by state senators Jake Hoffman, Anthony Kern, state representative Jacqueline Parker, former U.S. Congressman Trent Franks, and the Arizona Republican Assembly.

- Endorsed by state senators Jake Hoffman, Anthony Kern, state representative Jacqueline Parker, former U.S. Congressman Trent Franks, and the Arizona Republican Assembly.

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