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
HB2099Cvoting rights; restoration; felonies.
HB2100Cappropriation; 2020 census; outreach
HB2101Cminors; consent; housing; shelter services
HB2102Crailroad crew requirements
HB2103Cappropriation; DOR; auditors and collectors
HB2104CTANF; sanctions
HB2105Cprocurement; veterans; Arizona bidders; preference
HB2106Cschools; prohibited courses; repeal..
HB2154Cprivate prison security officers; certification
HB2155Cprivate prison contractors; public records
HB2156Cemployment; training; termination; conditions; discrimination
HB2157Covertime pay
HB2203Cappropriation; school facilities; building renewal
HB2207Cproperty crimes; classification; sentencing
HB2208Cearly ballots; affidavit; collection
HB2209Cearly ballot collection; limitations; repeal
HB2210Ccampaign finance; covered transfers; disclosure
HB2211Cvoting centers; board of supervisors
HB2212Cballot measure circulators; challenges
HB2215Cautomatic voter registration; licenses; IDs
HB2226Cfamily leave
HB2227Cemployment; employee work scheduling
HB2246Cmotorcycle riders; helmets; fees
HB2247Cprohibited weapon; bump-fire device; accessory.
HB2248Cfirearm sales; transfers; background checks.
HB2249Cmental health; injunction; firearm possession
HB2250CSTO scholarship; means testing
HB2251CSTO aggregate credits; cap freeze
HB2252CSTO scholarship; student transfers
HB2253CSTO scholarships; beneficiary recommendations
HB2254CSTO cap; general fund percentage
HB2255CSTO credit cap; growth trigger
HB2256CSTO; administrative costs; allocation
HB2268P*appropriations; community colleges
HB2289Cgender; driver licenses; nonoperating identification
HB2290Cdeath certificates; gender
HB2296Ccorporate income tax; rate increase
HB2297Ccorporate minimum income tax
HB2321Cpublic service scholarship fund
HB2332Cabortion; religious employers; contraception; repeal
HB2333Ccampaign finance; corporate recipients; registration
HB2334Cindependent expenditures; corporations; funding disclosure
HB2336Cstate employees; political activities
HB2337Cfamily planning; grant distribution; repeal
HB2338Cappropriation; financial aid trust fund
HB2339Cappropriation; affordable housing
HB2343Ccontraception; cost sharing prohibition
HB2344Ccriminal responsibility; gender identity; expression
HB2347Cmedical services; purchase; premiums
HB2351Cmedical services; purchase; study committee
HB2380Cresidential pesticide misting systems; prohibition
HB2381Ccrime reporting; gender identity; expression
HB2388Ccharter schools; financial records
HB2389Cauditor general; charter schools
HB2390Cstate parks; heritage fund; lottery
HB2391Cstate employment; applicants; wage history
HB2392Cenergy measuring; reporting; prohibition; repeal
HB2393Cappliance efficiency standards
HB2394Cwater efficient plumbing
HB2396Cwater; well metering; nonexempt wells
HB2397Cwater adequacy requirements; statewide applicability
HB2398Cappropriation; lead screening; charter schools
HB2408Cend-of-life decisions; terminally ill patients
HB2412Cmedical marijuana; identification cards; expiration
HB2413Cappropriation; drug research and development
HB2417Cappropriations; community colleges; Pima; Maricopa
HB2426Cstate employees; paid family leave
HB2427Cpostsecondary education; residents; financial aid
HB2435Cmedical marijuana; patient cards; fee
HB2436Cchild care assistance; appropriation
HB2455Cstate aviation fund; purpose
HB2456Cappropriation; state aviation fund
HB2497Csingle use plastics; recyclables; fee
HB2527Cemergency personnel; rest periods; violence
HB2528Cmisclassification; tax fraud; task force
HB2529Cdiaper changing stations; public restrooms
HB2530Ccall center relocation; notice; penalty.
HB2531Chands-free wireless communication devices; driving
HB2532Ccritical health information; emergency responders
HB2546Cantidiscrimination; employment; housing; public accommodations.
HB2554Ccannabis; definition
HB2555Ccivil penalty; marijuana
HB2558Cstatewide ADA coordinator; appropriation
HB2562Cschool counselors; grants.
HB2567Cprobation; monthly fee determination
HB2568Cprecinct committeemen; redesignation
HB2570Cstudy committee; murdered indigenous women.
HB2571Cdetained juveniles; advisements; notifications
HB2577Cstate law; local violation; repeal.
HB2578Cschools; sex education
HB2583Cinternal revenue code; conformity
HB2610Cappropriation; US route 191
HB2611Cappropriation; Navajo nation; bridge replacement
HB2612Cappropriations; tribal senior citizens programs
HB2624CDCS; investigation; schools; children; disabilities
HB2625Cappropriation; military; discharge; tribal ceremonies
HB2626Cappropriation; laboratory; Navajo technical university
HB2627CDWR; tribal consultation
HB2629Celection law revisions
HB2630Cfreshwater ecosystems; ecological water; survey.
HB2631Cvehicle emissions; California standards
HB2644Ckinship foster care; provisional license
HB2646Cdepartment of agriculture; application review
(NOW: commerce authority; application review)
HB2648Cappropriation; school support personnel; salaries
HB2651Ccharter school governance; meetings; records
HB2652Cteacher evaluations; academic progress measures
HB2665Chealth care institutions; education; abuse
HB2666Cmandatory reporting; vulnerable adults; penalties
HB2672Cvacation rentals; short-term rentals; regulation
HB2678Cappropriation; Arizona arts trust fund
HB2696Cfetal resuscitation; repeal
HB2701Cstate parks; lottery; heritage fund.
HB2709CCTEDs; nonprofits; private postsecondary institutions
HB2714Cappropriations; universities; resident tuition.
HB2720Cmedical marijuana dispensaries; registration transfer
HB2736Ctobacco products; distributor licenses
HCM2001Cdeported veterans; medical treatment
HCM2006Cpostal service; urging independence
HCR2007Cpublic programs; citizens; repeal
HCR2012Cfirearm sales; transfers; background checks
HCR2021Cright to vote
HCR2030Cratification of equal rights amendment. . .
HCR2032Cholocaust education; support; schools
HCR2033Cclimate change; supporting management.
HCR2035COfficer Clayton Townsend; death resolution
HCR2036Ctax expenditures; rates; supermajority vote
HCR2037Ccampaign finance; disclosure; source
HCR2038Cincome tax; education
HR2001CGrand Canyon park; 100th anniversary.
SB1099Cpatriotic youth groups; school access
SB1251Cschools; sexual abuse prevention education
SB1252Cschools; sex education curriculum
SB1253Cstudy committee; murdered indigenous women
SB1254Csexual assault; survivor rights
SB1534Cfixed-index annuities; disclosure; indexing
(NOW: annuity disclosure; rules)
SCR1009Cratification of equal rights amendment..