House Member
Committee Assignments
| Committee | Position | Minutes | Agendas |
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| Appropriations | Member | Click here | Click here |
| Rules | Member | Click here | Click here |
| Sub Appropriations on Debt | Member | Click here | Click here |
| Personal Information: | |
| Home City: Phoenix Occupation: Private Consultant Member Since: 2007 |
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| Chad Campbell is a Phoenix native and lifelong Arizona resident. A graduate of Moon Valley High School and Northern Arizona University, Chad is in his third term as a State Representative for District 14, which covers parts of central and west Phoenix.
As a legislator, Chad has been the leading voice in advocating for comprehensive tax reform that would make taxes fairer for individuals and businesses alike, and put Arizona in a much more competitive place moving into the 21st century. He has also led the fight in improving the campaign finance system, working to instill more accountability in private prisons, and cleaning up our neighborhoods by cracking down on graffiti and gang crimes. Chad has received numerous awards for his work with cities and towns, the disability community, and the press for his fight to defend free speech. He has also been recognized for his work on economic development issues, being named one of the Tech Ten Legislators of 2008, 2009, and 2010 by the Arizona Technology Council, a Public Policy Champion by the Arizona Realtors Association for 2010, and receiving an Eagle for Enterprise Award from the AZ Small Business Association. Going into the 2011-2012 session, Chad has been chosen by his colleagues to serve as the House Minority Leader. He is honored by this distinction, and will continue to bring a vision of common sense and pragmatism to the legislative debate in 2011-2012. Chad also serves as the ranking member on the House Appropriations Committee and will serve on the House Rules Committee. In addition to his duties at the legislature, Chad is a private consultant and sits on the Phoenix Environmental Quality Commission. |
Sponsored Bills
P* = Prime-Prime
P = Prime
C = Co-sponsor
P = Prime
C = Co-sponsor
| Bill Number | Sponsor Type | Short/NOW Title |
|---|---|---|
| HB2101 | P | protest activity; prohibition |
| HB2107 | P* | state custodial and janitorial services |
| HB2108 | P* | development fees; codes; moratorium; repeal |
| HB2142 | P* | homeowners' associations; registration; disclosure |
| HB2143 | P* | homeowners' associations; solar screens |
| HB2167 | P | definition of dangerous drugs; synthetic |
| HB2261 | P | private property trespass towers |
| HB2262 | P | clean elections; assets; other purchases |
| HB2286 | C | clean elections; trigger reports; repeal. |
| HB2295 | P | net-metering; renewable energy sources |
| HB2298 | P* | auditor general; private prison monitoring |
| HB2299 | P* | private prisons; regulation. |
| HB2300 | P* | private prison contractors; public records |
| HB2383 | P | mortgage loan servicers; duties; obligations |
| HB2415 | C | schools; bullying policies |
| HB2441 | P | homeowners' associations; declaration amendments |
| HB2546 | C | technical correction; bonds; tax considerations |
| HB2547 | C | special masters; technical correction |
| HB2549 | C | state nickname; grand canyon state |
| HB2551 | P | taxation; presumption regarding internet sales |
| HB2564 | P | sales tax; pipes and valves |
| HB2566 | C | native American tribes; revenue sharing |
| HB2567 | C | state transportation board; tribal representation |
| HB2568 | C | shared revenue; Navajo technical college |
| HB2569 | C | prioritize repairs; state highways |
| HB2580 | C | schools; anti-bullying; electronic media |
| HB2585 | C | controlled substances; marijuana; monitoring |
| HB2586 | C | military members; consumer reporting agencies |
| HB2589 | P* | legislative hearings; private prison escape |
| HB2590 | P* | prisons; security monitoring systems; notification |
| HB2594 | C | family leave insurance |
| HB2596 | P* | personal property tax exemption |
| HB2597 | P* | corporate income tax; repeal credits |
| HB2604 | P | AHCCCS; services; restoration. |
| HB2605 | P | accounting tax credit; repeal. |
| HB2606 | P | AHCCCS; nonexperimental transplants; funding |
| HB2607 | P | transplant services; AHCCCS. |
| HB2626 | C | trustee's sale; postponement; notice |
| HB2630 | P | schools; prohibited courses; repeal |
| HB2651 | P | AHCCCS; veterans |
| HB2653 | P* | graffiti implements; unlawful possession; minors |
| HB2654 | P* | STO tax credits; repeal |
| HB2655 | P* | gang; immigration intelligence; mission; funding |
| HCR2007 | P* | development fees; authority |
| HCR2016 | P* | legislative ballot referrals; two-thirds vote |
| HCR2035 | P* | personal property tax; repeal |
| HM2001 | C | F-35 program; support funding |
| HR2004 | P | honoring John Waddell |
| HR2005 | P | Roosevelt Dam; centennial |
| HR2007 | P | Warrene Ware; service |
| SB1194 | C | structural pest management; regulation |
| SB1276 | C | boxing commission; continuation |
| SB1521 | C | schools; head injury policies; athletics |
| SB1552 | C | corporate tax allocation; sales factor |
| SCR1061 | P | Mitch Menlove; death resolution |
| SR1013 | P | Lloyd Oliver; death resolution |