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J'aime has a master's degree in family studies from Loma Linda University. She currently lives in Kingfield, Arizona.

J'aime is currently a family life educator and substitute teacher in Arizona. She is also the executive director of Real Change PAC. She previously served in the United States Army.

J'aime Morgaine ran for state senator in 2018, but did not win.

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Supports mandatory Civilian Aides to the Secretary of the Army for all veterans in guardian or conservatorship.

Supports affordable housing for veterans.

- Supports mandatory Civilian Aides to the Secretary of the Army for all veterans in guardian or conservatorship.
- Supports affordable housing for veterans.

Economy

- Supports women's right to own a handgun.

Public Safety

Healthcare

As of June 19, 2024, J'aime Morgaine’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Believes sunflowers symbolize a nuclear-free world and help clean toxic environments. Supports planting sunflowers at nuclear disaster sites like Fukushima and Chernobyl to absorb harmful elements and promote environmental health.

Wants to plant sunflowers at nuclear disaster sites like Fukushima and Chernobyl to absorb harmful elements and promote environmental health.

- Wants to plant sunflowers at nuclear disaster sites like Fukushima and Chernobyl to absorb harmful elements and promote environmental health.

Energy & the Environment

Supports registering and mobilizing LD30 Democrats for the 2024 elections and relies on ADP's GOTV field organizing.

Supports using advertising, to register, organize, and mobilize Democrats  in Legislative District 30 for the 2024 elections.

Plans to build relationships with CRIT, Hualapai, and Kaibab Paiute tribes and enhance campaign infrastructure through direct voter contact methods like canvassing, phone banking, relational organizing, and attending community events.

Plans to build relationships with CRIT, Hualapai, and Kaibab Paiute tribes. 

Believes in ensuring the highest degree of election integrity by using secure platforms. Plans to collect "Fives" only through the Arizona SOS website.

Believes in ensuring the highest degree of election integrity by using secure platforms like the Arizona SOS website to collect five dollar donations. 

Believes in the importance of Clean Elections and plans to collect 200 $5 contributions to qualify as a Clean Elections candidate.

Wants to collect 200 $5 contributions to qualify as a Clean Elections candidate.

Believes in supporting Democratic candidates by facilitating online nomination petitions. Encourages voters to use the AZ SOS website to sign petitions for Democratic candidates.

Wants voters to use the Arizona SOS website to sign petitions for Democratic candidates.

Supports running as an Arizona CECC Clean Elections candidate by collecting 200 $5 Qualifying Contributions and "maxing out" $4323.00 in Early Contributions.

- Supports using advertising, to register, organize, and mobilize Democrats  in Legislative District 30 for the 2024 elections.
- Plans to build relationships with CRIT, Hualapai, and Kaibab Paiute tribes. 
- Believes in ensuring the highest degree of election integrity by using secure platforms like the Arizona SOS website to collect five dollar donations. 
- Wants to collect 200 $5 contributions to qualify as a Clean Elections candidate.
- Wants voters to use the Arizona SOS website to sign petitions for Democratic candidates.

Voting & Elections

J'aime Morgaine

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