Session:

Arizona Legislature

House Member

Andrés Cano

Democratic
District 20

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
HB2018Ccounties; committed youth contributions; repeal
HB2062CGila River Indian Community plates.
(NOW: license plates; special plates)
HB2068Cteam designations; biological sex; repeal
HB2069Cexpenditure limitation; school districts; repeal...
HB2070Cemergency response plans; community engagement
HB2071Cschools; corporal punishment; prohibition
HB2072Cvoter registration; same day
HB2073Cautomatic voter registration
HB2074Cinnovative assessment pilot program; appropriations
HB2159Cprofessional development personnel; teachers; appropriation
HB2160Cschool mental health professionals; academy
HB2161Crent increase; limitation; substantial remodel
HB2235Cappropriation; San Carlos Apache college
HB2236CG&F; fees; exemption; tribal members
HB2237Cstate parks fees; exemptions
HB2238Cappropriation; school breakfasts and lunches
HB2256P*housing trust fund; appropriation
HB2257P*taxation; repeal; selected exemptions
HB2258P*historic preservation tax credit
HB2259P*parking requirements; affordable housing; prohibition
HB2260P*wells; permits; spacing rules.
HB2261P*birth certificates; sex designation
HB2262P*birth certificates; gender
HB2263P*tax credits; reporting requirements
HB2264P*housing; inventory; sales
HB2265P*appropriations; community colleges
HB2266P*reporting; groundwater pumping; measuring
HB2267P*tax credit; earned income
HB2268P*income tax credits; repeal
HB2269P*tax exemptions; credits; review schedule
HB2270P*extension; affordable housing tax credit
HB2271P*repeal; tax credits; grants; reporting
HB2272P*municipality; housing plan; report
HB2273P*housing trust fund; unclaimed property..
HB2274P*income tax; credits; subtractions.
HB2275P*misclassification; tax fraud; task force
HB2276P*prisoners; forest restoration projects; expungement
HB2277P*appropriation; railway safety inspectors
HB2278P*well drilling; groundwater basins.
HB2279P*greenhouse gas programs; repeal prohibition
HB2280P*eviction prevention; study committee
HB2281P*homeless youth; families; funding sources
HB2282P*tax expenditures; review; recommendations
HB2283P*tribal economic development; study committee
HB2295P*STO scholarships; means testing
HB2334Cpermanent early voting list
HB2348Cauxiliary containers; regulation; prohibition; repeal
HB2350Cstate properties; grass lawns; prohibition
HB2351Cconversion therapy; prohibition; minors
HB2352Clunch debt; grant program; schools
HB2353Cpupils; unpaid school meal fees
HB2354Clocal agriculture; public schools; program
HB2361Cschools; academic standards; social studies.
HB2362Cstate shared revenues; withholding; repeal
HB2363Clandlord tenant; evictions for cause
HB2365Cfoster children; adulthood; stipend
HB2366Clandlord tenant; evictions; assistance
HB2367Cproperty taxes; elderly assistance fund
HB2368Celder abuse; pamphlet; long-term care
HB2369Csexual harassment; nondisclosure agreements; prohibition
HB2370Cminors; consent; venereal disease prevention
HB2390Clocal planning; residential housing; repeal
HB2398Cbailable offenses; requirements; release
HB2405Ccommunity choice energy study committee
HB2407Cpreschool pilot program; appropriation
HB2413Cteachers; water conservation instruction; appropriation
HB2454Cclergy; priests; duty to report
HB2519Cagrivoltaics study committee
HB2520Chome sales; water supply disclosure
HB2521Cnative plants; salvage permit applications
HB2522Cwatershed health; use; survey
HB2527Ctransportation tax; Maricopa county; election
HB2565Cschool meal program fund; appropriation
HB2566Cschool safety program; selection priorities
HB2568Chomelessness rights; criminal liability
HB2605Cinternational trade; authority; transportation.
HB2627P*motor vehicle title loans; prohibition
HB2628P*working conditions; heat illness; prevention
HB2629P*universal ESAs; repeal.
HB2659Cbuilding permits; conditions; qualifications
HB2660Cgrants; appropriation; family planning services
HB2661Cclassroom spending profile; charter schools
HB2662CESAs; assessments; qualified schools; audits.
HB2668Cappropriation; Arizona arts trust fund
HB2703P*antidiscrimination; employment; housing; public accommodations
HB2712CTPT; diapers; feminine hygiene; exemption..
HB2713Csexual assault survivors; rights.
HB2714Cincome tax credit; released prisoners
HB2715Ctax credit; care giving expenses
HB2716Cappropriation; mental health services; minors
HB2717Ccommunicable disease information; 911 dispatchers
(NOW: trauma counseling; 911 dispatchers)
HB2743Cscholarships; alien in-state students; appropriation
HB2765Cappropriation; DEQ; water sources; treatment
HB2771Cappropriation; Arizona promise program
HB2774Ctransportation network services; insurance requirements
HB2775Cworkers' rights; public health emergency
HB2776Clandlords; tenant's marijuana use
HCR2005Cschool districts; expenditure limitation; repeal...
HCR2011Cvacation rentals; short-term rentals
HCR2023Cdeath penalty; prohibition.
HCR2030Cratification; equal rights amendment..
HCR2034Csupporting statehood; Washington D.C.
HCR2035Cdeath penalty; prohibition
HCR2037CAssyrian New Year; recognizing
HCR2042CEnglish language education; requirements
HCR2047Ctwentieth anniversary; death; Lori Piestewa
HCR2048CJoe Hart; death resolution
SB1516Cappropriation; Goodyear; Estrella Parkway bridge
SB1517Cappropriation; secretary of state; security.
SB1567Cabortion prohibition; repeal
SB1568Cfamily and medical leave; coverage.
SB1569Cstudy committee; eviction prevention
SB1572Clandlord tenant; evictions for cause.
SB1575Chome buyer assistance program
SB1576Cuniversal ESAs; repeal
SB1586Cinternational trade; authority; transportation
SB1587Clicenses; not proof of citizenship
SR1004CMel Hannah; death resolution