Session:

Arizona Legislature

House Member

Andres Cano

Democratic
District 3

Phone Number: 602-926-3027

Email prefix: ACANO

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Personal Information:
Home City: Tucson
Occupation: Community Relations
Member Since: 2019

Andrés Cano represents the 3rd legislative district in the Arizona House of Representatives.

Raised by a single mom, Andrés, 26, saw a path for advancement in Arizona’s public schools. He is a first-generation college graduate.

Andrés, a sixth generation Arizonan, began his public service at age 14, when he was offered a paid summer internship with Pima County.

By age 16, Andrés was appointed as the Chairman of Arizona Governor's Youth Commission by Governor Janet Napolitano.

He graduated from City High School in downtown Tucson in 2009.

Throughout college, Andrés interned in the district office of U.S Congressman Ed Pastor (D-AZ) and the Washington, D.C. office of U.S. Senator Mark Udall (D-CO.) He was elected President of the Young Democrats of Arizona in 2010.

In 2012, Andrés accepted a position as an aide to Pima County Supervisor Richard Elías in Tucson, Arizona. He became the youngest policy advisor in the County's history.

Six years later, in 2018, Andrés, a Democrat, was elected to Arizona House of Representatives.

Sponsored Bills

P* = Prime-Prime
P = Prime
C = Co-sponsor
Bill NumberSponsor TypeShort/NOW Title
HB2035Cappropriation; veterans' services; benefits counselors.
HB2066CTANF; lifetime limit; sanctions
HB2067Csex education; comprehensive; medically accurate
HB2185Cappropriations; school safety program
HB2187Cappropriation; school facilities; building renewal
HB2188Cappropriation; school support personnel; salaries
HB2189Cschool funding; inflation adjustments
HB2190Cstate employees; paid family leave
HB2191Ccrime reporting; gender; age; homelessness
HB2192Cappropriation; domestic violence; sexual assault
HB2193Cappropriation; judicial; public safety complex
HB2194Cappropriation; Kayenta judicial complex
HB2195Cappropriations; Native American veterans; renovations
HB2196Cappropriation; Navajo nation; safety plan
HB2197Cappropriation; Cove chapter; economic development
HB2198Cappropriation; Ganado School Loop Road
HB2199Cappropriations; tribal college remedial education
HB2200Cappropriation; state aviation fund
HB2201Cappropriation; state parks heritage fund
HB2202Cappropriation; Navajo nation; bridge replacement
HB2203Cappropriation; tribal reunification ceremonies
HB2204Cappropriation; Vernon fire district
HB2206Cschools; dress codes; graduation ceremonies
HB2207Cappropriation; route H60
HB2208CArizona teachers academy; recruitment; appropriation
HB2210Choliday; indigenous peoples' day
HB2211CIndian education; grant program; appropriation
HB2277Cschools; sex education instruction.
HB2338Cappropriation; schools; trees
HB2339Cballoon releases; prohibition; enforcement
HB2372Cschools; dyslexia; screening; training
HB2390Ccommunity colleges; districts; workforce development
HB2391Csexual violence; interpreters; service providers
HB2393Cappropriation; Chinle veterans nursing home
HB2394Cstate aviation fund; purpose
HB2395Cappropriations; capital projects; Navajo Nation
HB2396Cappropriation; Cornfields low-water crossing
HB2423CAHCCCS; dental care; pregnant women
HB2502Cindependent expenditures; corporations; funding disclosure
HB2503Ccampaign finance; corporate recipients; registration
HB2504Cappropriations; affordable housing
HB2505Cstudent loans servicers; licensure
HB2506Ccredit security freezes; timing
HB2507Cinsurance premium tax reductions; freeze
HB2508Crecalls; city elections; signatures required
HB2509Cstate employees; political activities
HB2511Cappropriation; financial aid trust fund
HB2514Cschools; special education weights; funding
HB2515Cchlorpyrifos; prohibition
HB2517Cschools; charter management organizations; contracts
HB2520Cchild care assistance; rates
HB2521Cadministrative costs; limit; STOs
HB2523Coverrides; informational pamphlets; argument submittals
HB2525Cappropriation; child care assistance
HB2526CArizona online instruction; funding
HB2539Cstatewide ADA coordinator; appropriation
HB2541Chealth care institutions; education; abuse
HB2542Cmandatory reporting; vulnerable adults; penalties
HB2544Cfirearm; ammunition storage; civil penalty
HB2545Cfirearm dealers; firearm transfers; requirements
HB2546Cfirearm sales; transfers; background checks
HB2547Cwage disclosure; employee rights
HB2548Cemployers; employee salary history; prohibitions
HB2555Cfinancial aid trust fund; appropriation
HB2561Cappropriation; drug diversion programs; Pima
HB2564Cresiliency planning group
HB2565CArizona resiliency planning group
HB2569CDCS; investigation; schools; children; disabilities
HB2570Carchaeology advisory commission; continuation
HB2571Cappropriation; military; discharge; tribal ceremonies
HB2572Cappropriation; Navajo veterans housing
HB2573Cappropriation; laboratory; Navajo technical university
HB2575Csingle-use plastics; recyclables; fee
HB2577Cappropriations; tribal senior citizens programs
HB2578Cappropriations; state employee salary increases
HB2579Cinformed consent; pelvic examinations..
HB2583Chousing trust fund; unclaimed property
HB2584Cstate law; local violation; repeal
HB2596Cchildren's health insurance program; eligibility
HB2600Cadoption; original birth certificate; release
HB2682Cschools; instruction; Holocaust; genocides
HB2683Canti-semitism; crime reporting; aggravating factor
HB2688Ccall center relocation
HB2689Cmisclassification; tax fraud; task force
HB2690Cstate agencies; veterans status; inquiry
HB2692Cappropriation; coordinated homeless youth services
HB2693Cabortion; waiting period; authorized providers
HB2694Crepeal; imprisonment; abortion; solicitation.
HB2707Cconversion therapy; prohibition; sexual orientation
HB2708Cwrongful arrest; record clearance
HB2716Cantidiscrimination; housing; employment; public accommodations
HB2725Cschools; certificates of educational convenience
HB2726Cappropriation: Tolikan senior center facility
HB2733P*appropriations; community colleges
HB2753Cearned release; good time credits.
HB2754Ccorrections oversight committee; duties; ombudsman
HB2755Cschools; drug violations; reporting options
HB2756Csentencing; historical prior felony convictions
HB2757Cincome tax; credits; subtractions
HB2766Cgreenhouse gas programs; repeal prohibition
HB2777Cappropriations; capital projects; Greasewood Springs
HB2780P*appropriations; hunger services; food banks
HB2801Cautomatic voter registration; same day
HB2857Cpaid family leave
HB2859Cmonitoring program; fish contaminants
HB2860CAfrican American history; curriculum; appropriation
HB2861Canatomical gifts; presumption; opt-out
HB2862Cstudy committee; missing African-American females
HB2863Cprisoners; nonoperating identification license
HB2864Cretirement systems; investments; private prisons
HB2865Cdiscrimination; prohibited; protective hairstyles
HB2866Cappropriation; Arizona arts trust fund
HB2867Cbirth certificates; amendment; gender identity
HB2868Clocal planning; residential housing; repeal
HB2869Ccharter schools; holders; governing bodies
HB2870Ccommerce authority; qualified investors; report
HB2871Crecreational; adult use; marijuana
HB2873P*income tax credits; repeal
HB2874P*retirement systems; investments; fossil fuels
HB2878Cpublic resources; prohibited; deportation proceedings
HB2886Clandlord; tenant; fee disclosure
HB2887Cmental health; parity; advisory committee
HB2888CADEQ; tribal consultations; appropriation
HCM2002CNogales wastewater fairness; urging Congress
HCM2005Cpostal service; urging independence; prefunding
HCR2002Cratification; equal rights amendment..
HCR2007Ctax expenditures; rates; supermajority vote
HCR2025Clegislative immunity; repeal
HCR2029Ccampaign finance; source disclosure
HCR2034Cvaping; feminine hygiene; tax; exemption
HM2002Cmilitary sexual trauma; servicemembers
SB1139Ctax credits; performance measures; reporting
SB1217Crepeal; imprisonment; abortion; solicitation
SB1218Cabortion; authorized providers; waiting period