Session:

Arizona Legislature

House Member

Don Shooter

Republican
District 13

Phone Number: 602-

Email prefix: DSHOOTER

Committee Assignments

CommitteePositionMinutesAgendas
AppropriationsMemberClick hereClick here
Appropriations Subcommittee on EducationMemberClick hereClick here
Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and WelfareMemberClick hereClick here
Appropriations Subcommittee on Public Safety, Infrastructure and ResourcesMemberClick hereClick here
EducationMemberClick hereClick here
Personal Information:
Home City: Yuma
Occupation: Developer
Member Since: 2011

Chairman Shooter was elected to the Senate as a write in candidate in 2010. In 2011 he was appointed Chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee. He was re-elected in 2012 with 98% of the vote and in 2014 with 64% of the vote. He was reappointed as chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee. In 2016, he was elected to the House of Representatives and appointed as chairman of the House Appropriations Committee.

Chairman Shooter champions the issues of fiscal responsibility, less government intrusion in our daily lives and 2nd amendment rights. He has been named a friend of the family in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 by the Arizona Family Project, inducted into the Directors Hall of Fame by the Amberly's Place victims' rights organization and achieved the status of "Top 10 Technical Legislator" by the Arizona Tech Council.

Sponsored Bills

P = Prime
C = Co-sponsor
Bill NumberSponsor TypeShort/NOW Title
HB2184Cat-risk youth; career, college readiness
HB2228Pchild and family advocacy.
HB2229PJTEDs; courses and programs; approval
HB2230Pintergovernmental public transportation authority; taxation
HB2231Pdesalination; study committee
HB2250Pemergency generator systems; exemption
HB2280Pdepartment of revenue; electronic filing
HB2284Pinformation technology; consolidated purchasing
(NOW: mall commission; Assyrian monument)
HB2368Coxygenated fuel standards; formula.
HB2385Cschools; accounting; budgeting; reporting
HB2390Cpostsecondary education; loan information
HB2409Cinjunction against harassment; petition; hearing
HB2430Cmarijuana; health warnings
HB2444Csexual assault; victim advocates; privilege
HB2445Cinterfering; judicial proceeding; prosecution; sentence
HB2504Cpublic accommodation; disability; discrimination; sanctions
HB2525Cprohibition; photo radar
HB2534Pjudicial elections; term; requirements
HB2535PZconcurrent criminal jurisdiction; Goldwater range
HCM2003Curging EPA, Congress; nuclear power
HCR2010Capplication; Article V convention
HCR2014Ptechnical correction; state school fund
HCR2016Ccare enough; get in way
HCR2020Ptartan Day
HCR2021Csuicide prevention month
HCR2025Chidden heroes day; military caregivers
HCR2029Psignatures; initiative; referendum; legislative districts
HCR2030Pjudicial elections; term of office
HR2003CArizona aerospace day
SB1083CArizona lengthy trial fund; continuation
SB1084Celectronic records; retention; storage
SB1091Cnuclear emergency appropriations; assessments
SB1337Cindustrial hemp; licensing
SB1439Cend-of-life; discrimination; prohibition
SB1468Crefugee resettlement program; withdrawal
SCR1002Capplication; Article V convention.
SCR1004Cdeath resolution; Gus Arzberger
SCR1005Cdeath resolution; George Lemen
SCR1006Cdeath resolution; M. Lee Allison
SCR1007Cdeath resolution; John Hays
SCR1008Cdeath resolution; Rick Lavis
SCR1022CLions clubs; centennial anniversary; recognition
SCR1024Capplication; Article V convention; appropriation
SCR1027Cstate senators; four-year terms
SCR1034Cdeath resolution; Eleanor Ann Day