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Debbie McCune Davis
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Democrat
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District 14
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Senate
1700 W. Washington
Room
311
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phone Number: (602)
926-4485
Fax Number: (602)
926-3429
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Member Information
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District Information
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Home City: Phoenix
Occupation: Director Arizona's Partnership for Immunization
Member Since: 2002
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Senator Debbie McCune Davis was born in Braddock, Pennsylvania; however economic opportunity moved the family to Arizona in 1963. She attended R. E. Simpson in the Alhambra Elementary School District and Orangewood Elementary School in the Washington Elementary School District. During her years at Washington High School she was involved in a variety of activities at both school and church. She became involved in Student Council during her Junior and Senior year, graduating in 1969.
She began her higher education at Glendale Community College and graduated from Arizona State University in 1975 with a degree in Sociology. During this time she married and started a family. In 1978 Debbie was elected to the House of Representatives at the age of 27. She served as Minority Whip from 1982-1994.
Today, working as Program Director of the Arizona Partnership for Immunization Debbie is on the ground floor of creating a statewide registry for tracking immunizations of children. She returned to the House of Representatives in 2002 and was elected to the Senate in 2006.
Debbie’s key legislative priorities include Education, Health Care, Neighborhood Issues and Consumer Issues. She works closely with neighborhood groups to keep neighborhoods resilient and safe. Ensuring schools and universities have the ability to provide education opportunities for all Arizonans is also important to Debbie.
Debbie and her husband, Glenn Davis, have a blended family of five children and three grandchildren. They continue to live in Central/West Phoenix.
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Committee Assignments
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Sponsored Bills
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HB2447
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C
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official state nickname
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HB2654
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P
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state; retirees health insurance pool
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SB1164
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C
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traditional Native American practices; regulation
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SB1173
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C
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debtor property exemptions; earned income
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SB1174
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C
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African-American affairs; commission
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SB1234
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C
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sale of prescription records; prohibition
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SB1237
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C
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prescription marketing costs; full disclosure
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SB1259
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C
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license plates; obscuring information; prohibition
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SB1260
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C
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school tax credits; temporary suspension
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SB1291
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P
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EORP; participation; elected officials
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SB1292
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C
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civil actions; time limits; crimes
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SB1295
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C
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business development program; disabled persons
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SB1298
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C
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end-of-life options; right to know
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SB1299
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C
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school district personnel; decisions
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SB1301
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P
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liquor; restaurant licenses; insurance report
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SB1302
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P
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real estate transfers; disclosures
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SB1303
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P
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residential rental property penalties; award
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SB1352
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P
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theft; catalytic converter
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SB1353
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P
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appraisers; civil penalty
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SB1354
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auto title loans; military members
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SB1360
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lobbyists; compensation reporting
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SB1361
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P
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lobbyists; prohibited acts
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SCR1024
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C
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Chicago Cubs; spring training
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SCR1038
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C
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legislative salary reduction
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SCR1042
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P
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workers' comp; personal injury damages
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SR1001
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C
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spring training; Chicago Cubs
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