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Age
49
Family
2 children
Education
B.A. Finance University of Notre Dame
J.D University of Arizona College of Law
Work history
Owner of Rodriguez Law Office PLLC since 2008
Previous public office
none
Campaign Phone
(602) 380-3849
I am the best person for the job because I understand the challenges that face working families in LD27. I am committed to working to solve the many, many challenges that our state faces. I have the knowledge and experience needed for this job. I am a trail lawyer by training and I do not back down in a fight. This election is perhaps one of the most important in our states's history and I am up to to the challenge, ready, willing and able to lead the fight for working families.
I support increased pay for teachers and all support staff as well.
We must re balance our state's revenue structure by repealing the ridiculous amount of special interest tax loopholes the Arizona Republican party as put into place. These loopholes were created by the lobbyists, passed by the Republican led legislature and signed by Republican governors. These special interest, corporate tax loopholes have increased corporate cash registers while undermining the future of our state by taking out badly needed revenue which should be funding our public schools and paying for our infrastructure.
NO! Anytime public monies are used for private profit the danger level for waste, fraud and abuse is off the charts. Our current system is designed to give charter schools an unfair competitive advantage over our public schools while at the same time putting our tax dollars at great risk!
Bump stocks should be banned, the minimum age to purchase a gun should be the same as the minimum age to purchase a beer. The gun show loophole should be closed. We should pass red flag legislation to prevent people, who pose a threat to themselves or others, from gaining access to firearms.
This is a complex question that does not have a simple solution. We need to first adequately fund our schools so they have the funds needed to upgrade their physical campuses and hire more school counselors, we need to increase funding for behavioral health services and implement the changes in gun laws which I discussed in the previous question.
Our revenue structure needs to be re-balanced. I would first start by eliminating the ridiculous number of corporate tax loopholes in our current state tax code before considering any further tax cuts.
Yes, prohibition is a failed policy and the industry offers the chance to increase state revenues by taxing recreational sales.
I have earned the endorsement of PPAZ and I support a woman's right to make her own reproductive decisions and her right to control her own healthcare choices.
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Yes, discrimination is illegal and inhumane.
No, discrimination is illegal and inhumane,
Close the corporate tax loopholes and use the money to rebuild our public education system. This would include a commitment to truly making our university system and our community colleges, as free as possible for our citizens to attend.
No.
Vote No on 305.
Border security is a federal issue however, our state government should try to make sure that Arizona landowners feel safe on their own property.
No, the legislature has not done enough to address concerns about sexual harassment, bigotry or prejudice among its membership.
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The greatest threat to our state's future is setting public policy according to ideology instead using objective data and careful deliberation. The current Republican controlled state government does not have a responsible governing agenda, instead, it has an ideological agenda that it is damaging our state and our communities. I will do my best to help bring back honesty, integrity and a commitment to public service to our state government.
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