HB2054, HB2482, HB2456, HB2481, HB2083, HB2151, HCR2009 Alert

By Jose Borrajero

The following table contains legislative bill(s) HB2054, HB2482, HB2456, HB2481, HB2083, HB2151, and HCR2009 that are coming up soon for action in our state legislature. Please contact everyone in the “who to contact” column and ask them to vote yes or no, depending on your wishes.

Below the table, you will find the interface with the ALIS system. Please sign-in and “request to speak.” This enables you to weigh-in on legislation from the comfort of your home.

BILL # SHORT TITLE OR WHAT THE BILL DOES WHO TO CONTACT WHERE DATE TIME VOTE
HB2054 debt limitations; net assessed value NOT A DEBT LIMITATION BUT A DEBT LIMIT EXPANSION HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS HHR-3 MON 2/1 2:00 PM N
HB2482 empowerment scholarships; expansion; phase-in HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS HHR-3 MON 2/1 2:00 PM Y
HB2456 national popular vote; interstate agreement HUGE POPULATION CENTERS WOULD CONTROL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS HOUSE ELECTIONS HHR-4 MON 2/1 10:00 AM N
HB2481 schools; primary property tax rates LICENSE FOR BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS TO INCREASE PROPERTY TAXES HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS HHR-3 MON 2/1 2:00 PM N
HB2083 multiple committees; exploratory committees; repeal HOUSE ELECTIONS HHR-4 MON 2/1 10:00 AM ?
HB2151 tax credit; teachers’ school supplies A BETTER IDEA, TAKE THE $400 FROM THE THOUSANDS WE TAXPAYERS SEND TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS YEARLY HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS HHR-3 MON 2/1 2:00 PM N
HCR2009 independent redistricting commission; elected membership HOUSE ELECTIONS HHR-4 MON 2/1 10:00 AM Y

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HCR2037 – NEW MONEY FOR SCHOOLS – ALERT

HCR2037 – NEW MONEY FOR SCHOOLS

The bill would shift money currently given to a bureaucracy directly to schools. This is what our school districts will:

1. Referendum sends approximately $100m of new annual funding, directly into the schools, without raising taxes.
2. Eliminates nearly $10m in annual administrative, advertising, and lobbying expenses by First Things First.
3. Restores local control of the tax dollars by placing investment decisions in the hands of the locally elected school boards.
4. Insures that future tax dollars are invested in teacher salaries and reading programs, not billboards and contributions to advocacy groups.
5. Eliminates tax payer funded lobbyists, radio, and television advertising and uses those dollars for early childhood education programs.
6. Increases the amount of money spent on early childhood reading programs across Arizona by millions of dollars.
7. Puts Classrooms first, local school districts in the driver’s seat, and helps our teachers and kids.
8. Invests millions of dollars in protecting children from internet predators.
9. Restores local control and allows decisions to be made at the local level by elected school boards.

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BILL # SHORT TITLE WHERE DATE TIME CONTACT VOTE
HB2115

 

early childhood literacy; school monies HHR4 WED 1/27 2:00 PM COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION MEMBERS Y

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HB2115, HCR2023, HB2512, SB1242, SB1269 – Alert

By Jose Borrajero

The following table contains legislative bill(s) that are coming up soon for action in our state legislature. Please contact everyone in the “who to contact” column and ask them to vote yes or no, depending on your wishes.

BILL # SHORT TITLE/BILL PURPOSE WHERE DATE TIME  WHO TO CONTACT VOTE
HB2115

 

public employees; misappropriation; penalty

 

HHR1 THU 1/28 9:00 AM HOUSE GOVERNMENT AND HIGHER EDUCATION Y
HCR2023

 

proposition 105; legislative authority

 

HHR1 THU 1/28 9:00 AM HOUSE GOVERNMENT AND HIGHER EDUCATION Y
HB2512

 

pension contributions; expenditure limit exemption

 

HHR1 THU 1/28 9:00 AM HOUSE GOVERNMENT AND HIGHER EDUCATION N
SB1242

 

attorney general; initiation of action

 

SHR 109 THU 1/28 9:30 AM SENATE JUDICIARY Y
SB1269

 

school tax credit; classroom supplies

 

SHR1 THU 1/28 9:00 AM SENATE EDUCATION Y

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HB2023 Passed In House, HB2056, HB2088 – Alert

By Jose Borrajero

BALLOT HARVESTING BILL CLEARS COMMITTEE

HB2023 has passed in the House Elections Committee. A tally of the opinions rendered via the Request to Speak program (ALIS/RTS) revealed that 40% of the comments were in favor and 60% were against. That means that a lot more people on the other side made sure that they responded. If we want to advance The People’s agenda, we cannot allow this situation to continue. We need people to weigh-in.

TWO IMPORTANT BILLS are being ignored by the House Education Committee.

HB2056 statewide assessments; parental opt-out

(Parental Control and Student Privacy)

HB2088 schools; assessments; surveys; informed consent

(Parental Control and Student Privacy)

These bills were held back on 1/20 and have NOT been scheduled for the hearing on 1/27. If this subject is important to you, you may wish to contact the committee chairman and request that these bills be scheduled for a hearing. Don’t forget, the other side is right now requesting just the opposite.

Contact Rep. Paul Boyer E-Mail pboyer@azleg.gov Phone 926-4173 Fax 417-3153

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Developing Legislation In Arizona

From the Arizona Legislature:

1) In Arizona a bill is introduced in the House or Seante by a Member, a group of Members, a Standing Committee or a Majority of a Committee, after being written in proper form by the Legislative Council.

2) A bill is branded (assigned a number), First Read and referred by the Speaker to appropriate Standing Committees and to the Chief Clerk for printing and distribution.

3) Committees consider a bill (may include hearings, expert testimony, statements from citizenry). Committees report recommendations to Whole House. The Committee on Rules determines if a bill is constitutional and in proper form.

4) The Committee on Rules places a bill on the Active Calendar and the Speaker of the House or Senate President
sets order in which measures will be considered.

5) The Committee of the Whole: Informal session of entire House membership acting as one committee. Members debate, develop amendment, and make recommendations on bills.

6) Third Reading – Roll Call. Every member present must vote (unless excused and no Member may vote for another member.

7) If passed by House, the bill goes on to the Senate.

HB2056, HB2058, HB2088 – CALL TO ACTION

Legislative expert Jose Borrajero is recommending the following action:

BILL #  
SHORT TITLE OR WHAT THE BILL DOES
(1)
WHERE
(2)
DATE
(2)
TIME
(2)
 
WHO TO CONTACT
 
VOTE
(3)
HB2056 PARENTAL OPT-OUT, STATEWIDE ASSESSMENTS HHR-4 WED 1/20 2:00 PM HOUSE EDUCATION COMMITTEE Y
HB2058

 

MODIFICATIONS TO AZ BOARD OF EDUCATION HHR-4 WED 1/20 2:00 PM HOUSE EDUCATION COMMITTEE ?
HB2088

 

SCHOOLS, ASSESSMENTS, INFORMED CONSENT PROTECTS PRIVACY OF PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION HHR-4 WED 1/20 2:00 PM HOUSE EDUCATION COMMITTEE Y

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Ed Ableser 26 D Resigned on 9/30/2015
Sylvia Allen
President Pro Tempore
6 R Send Email 303 926-5409
Nancy Barto 15 R Send Email 307 926-5766
Carlyle Begay 7 R Send Email 315 926-5862
Andy Biggs
President
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David Bradley 10 D Send Email 315 926-5262
Judy Burges 22 R Send Email 302 926-5861
Olivia Cajero Bedford 3 D Send Email 314 926-5835
Lupe Contreras
Minority Whip
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Andrea Dalessandro 2 D Send Email 312 926-5342
Jeff Dial 18 R Send Email 304 926-5550
Susan Donahue 5 R Send Email 304 926-4138
Adam Driggs 28 R Send Email 309 926-3016
Steve Farley
Assistant Minority Leader
9 D Send Email 213 926-3022
David C. Farnsworth 16 R Send Email 304 926-3020
Gail Griffin
Majority Whip
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Katie Hobbs
Minority Leader
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John Kavanagh 23 R Send Email 303A 926-5170
Debbie Lesko 21 R Send Email 302 926-5413
Barbara McGuire 8 D Send Email 314 926-5836
Robert Meza 30 D Send Email 311 926-3425
Catherine Miranda 27 D Send Email 311 926-4893
Lynne Pancrazi 4 D Send Email 308 926-3004
Steve Pierce 1 R Send Email 301 926-5584
Martin Quezada
Minority Whip
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Andrew C. Sherwood 26 D Send Email 305 926-3028
Don Shooter 13 R Send Email 200 926-4139
Steve Smith 11 R Send Email 303 926-5685
Kelli Ward 5 R Resigned on 12/15/2015
Bob Worsley 25 R Send Email 310 926-5760
Steve Yarbrough
Majority Leader
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John M. Allen 15 R Send Email 131 926-4916
Lela Alston 24 D Send Email 330 926-5829
Richard C. Andrade 29 D Send Email 125 926-3130
Brenda Barton 6 R Send Email 114 926-4129
Jennifer D. Benally 7 D Send Email 121 926-3079
Reginald Bolding Jr. 27 D Send Email 116 926-3132
Sonny Borrelli 5 R Send Email 113 926-5051
Russell “Rusty” Bowers 25 R Send Email 309 926-3128
Paul Boyer 20 R Send Email 129 926-4173
Kate Brophy McGee 28 R Send Email 304 926-4486
Noel W. Campbell 1 R Send Email 345 926-3124
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Regina Cobb 5 R Send Email 335 926-3126
Doug Coleman 16 R Send Email 306 926-3160
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Edwin W. Farnsworth 12 R Send Email 224 926-5735
Charlene R. Fernandez 4 D Send Email 126 926-3098
Mark Finchem 11 R Send Email 337 926-3122
Randall Friese 9 D Send Email 325 926-3138
Rosanna Gabaldón 2 D Send Email 117 926-3424
Sally Ann Gonzales 3 D Send Email 331 926-3278
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Rick Gray 21 R Send Email 224 926-5993
Albert Hale 7 D Send Email 323 926-4323
Anthony Kern 20 R Send Email 341 926-3102
Matthew A. Kopec 9 D Send Email 324 926-5683
Jonathan R. Larkin 30 D Send Email 318 926-5058
Jay Lawrence 23 R Send Email 339 926-3095
Vince Leach 11 R Send Email 342 926-3106
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Phil Lovas 22 R Send Email 110 926-3297
Stefanie Mach 10 D Send Email 329 926-3398
Debbie McCune Davis 30 D Send Email 333 926-4485
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