House Member
Committee Assignments
| Committee | Position | Minutes | Agendas |
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| Banking and Financial Services | Member | Click here | Click here |
| Commerce | Member | Click here | Click here |
| Personal Information: | |
| Home City:Tolleson Occupation:Owner of Fuego Bar and Grill Member Since:2014 |
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Jose “Diego” Espinoza is currently serving his second term in the House of Representatives for Legislative District 19 (LD19). LD19 serves residents in Avondale, Tolleson and West Phoenix. In addition to proudly serving in the state legislature, Representative Espinoza’s professional career includes prior public service as a Council Member and Vice Mayor of Tolleson, Arizona and owning and operating a successful small business.
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In 2007, Representative Espinoza opened Fuego Bar & Grill. His talents in marketing strategies, team building, and business administration has allowed the business to grow substantially over the years. As a pride point for Tolleson, Arizona, Representative Espinoza ensures this restaurant provides opportunities to give back to the community by hosting numerous events throughout the year. To compliment his professional career, Representative Espinoza has earned a Total Quality Management Certificate, an Associate of Arts in Organizational Leadership, a Bachelor of Arts in Business Management and is a proud graduate of Hispanic Leadership Institute-West and Leadership West. |
Sponsored Bills
P* = Prime-Prime
P = Prime
C = Co-sponsor
P = Prime
C = Co-sponsor
| Bill Number | Sponsor Type | Short/NOW Title |
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| HB2123 | C | competency restoration; treatment; costs |
| HB2124 | C | WQARF funding; state treasurer; transfers |
| HB2125 | C | DHS; state food standards |
| HB2201 | P | procurement; Arizona bidders; preference |
| HB2312 | C | amusement gambling; merchandise prize value |
| HB2313 | C | motor vehicle franchises; motorcycle dealers |
| HB2359 | C | liquor licenses; aggrieved parties; hearing |
| HB2360 | C | liquor licenses; stores; proximity; exception |
| HB2370 | C | texting while driving; prohibition |
| HB2376 | C | traffic complaint quotas; prohibition |
| HB2410 | C | municipalities; traffic citation quota; prohibition |
| HB2411 | C | defensive driving schools; eligibility |
| HB2457 | C | appropriation; community information and referral |
| HB2458 | C | supplemental appropriation; foster care placement |
| HB2459 | C | tax credit; foster parents |
| HB2460 | C | child care waiting list; appropriation |
| HB2462 | C | genetically engineered foods; labeling |
| HB2464 | C | synthetic plastic microbead products; prohibition |
| HB2465 | C | pesticide prohibition; neonicotinoids |
| HB2466 | C | schools; health information; website posting |
| HB2468 | C | corporate tax freeze; educational outcomes |
| HB2469 | C | nutrition assistance program; farmers' markets |
| HB2476 | C | sex education programs; requirements |
| HB2486 | C | university admission requirements; foreign language |
| HB2487 | C | community colleges; tuition waivers |
| HB2500 | C | unpaid leave; employee; military family |
| HB2502 | C | labor; rest periods; meal breaks |
| HB2505 | C | paid sick and safe time |
| HB2506 | C | private prison contractors; public records |
| HB2507 | C | private prison study committee |
| HB2517 | C | internet crimes against children; fund |
| HB2520 | C | appropriation; grants; reading-intensive programs |
| HB2534 | C | ballots; defects; notice; cure |
| HB2544 | C | special license plates; discontinuation; reissue |
| HB2546 | C | independent expenditures; corporations; funding disclosures. |
| HB2547 | C | campaign finance disclosures; corporations; entities. |
| HB2548 | C | foreign nonprofit corporations; foreign LLCs. |
| HB2549 | C | independent expenditures; corporations; unions; audit. |
| HB2552 | C | emergency contraception |
| HB2553 | C | human trafficking victim; vacating conviction (NOW: sex trafficking victim; vacating conviction) |
| HB2576 | C | tax; solar energy devices |
| HB2585 | C | secondary motor vehicle finance transactions |
| HB2591 | C | securities registration; exemption; website operators. |
| HB2597 | C | theft; delivered package; mail; classification |
| HB2618 | C | pet dealers; dogs; prohibitions |
| HB2624 | C | critical health information; emergency responders |
| HCM2003 | C | urging Congress; increase customs personnel |
| HCR2018 | C | voting age; sixteen years |
| HCR2020 | C | ratification; equal rights amendment |
| HCR2021 | C | women's reproductive rights; support |
| HCR2029 | C | persons with disabilities; employment; support |
| HCR2031 | C | Citizens United decision; repeal |
| HR2005 | P | death resolution; Officer Tyler Stewart |
| SB1179 | C | criminal damage; gangs; criminal syndicates |
| SB1180 | C | traffic accidents; reports; damage amount |
| SB1224 | C | municipalities; counties; prohibited security requirements (NOW: lighting; vehicle equipment) |
| SB1227 | C | driver licenses; legal presence repeal. |
| SB1229 | C | immigration; law enforcement; repeal.. |
| SB1324 | C | school buildings; excess square footage |
| SB1325 | C | first responder special plates |
| SB1326 | C | wrongful arrest; record clearance |
| SB1327 | C | employment discrimination; prohibition |
| SCR1010 | P | Senator Chester Crandell; death resolution |
| SCR1020 | P | Mayor John Driggs; death resolution |