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Arizona Legislature

House Member

Jennifer Jermaine

Democratic
District 18

Phone Number: 602-926-3199

Email prefix: JJERMAINE

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Member Since: 2019

Jennifer Jermaine is the current State Representative from Arizona’s Legislative District 18: Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, and Ahwatukee. She is a proud descendant of the White Earth Ojibwe people. Jennifer is the Chairwoman for the statewide taskforce investigating missing and murdered Indigenous people and sits on the Government & Elections Committee , and Military Affairs & Public Safety Committee.

She has spent the last 20 years in the nonprofit industry and is currently the Executive Director of the We the People Summit, which empowers individuals to strategize and collaborate to influence public policy. She holds a Master’s in Public Administration from ASU and decided early on that her calling was to work for positive change in the public sector. Her legislative focus is on restoring education funding, protecting our civil rights, and honoring our shared values.

Sponsored Bills

P* = Prime-Prime
P = Prime
C = Co-sponsor
Bill NumberSponsor TypeShort/NOW Title
HB2072Cgroup B weight; kindergarten; appropriation
HB2073Cschool funding; inflation adjustment
HB2074Cliteracy endorsement; noncertificated teachers; requirement
HB2075Cschools; corporal punishment; prohibition.
HB2076Cpresidential preference election; independent voters
HB2077Ccandidates; school; local; electronic signatures
HB2078Cinitiative; referendum; signatures; electronic submittal
HB2083CAHCCCS services; diabetes management
HB2139P*missing and murdered indigenous peoples
HB2140P*indigenous representative; statutory commissions; boards
HB2141P*membership; Arizona criminal justice commission
HB2142P*missing and unidentified persons; reports
HB2143P*ACJC; victim compensation fund; allocation
HB2147Cstate agencies; veterans status; inquiry
HB2148Cpost-traumatic stress injury day
HB2205Cchildren's health insurance program; eligibility.
HB2210Cconsumer credit; military; federal law
HB2215CAHCCCS; DES; program data
HB2217Coversight committee; residential care; children
HB2227Cappropriations; AHCCCS; postpartum visits.
HB2306P*AHCCCS; pregnant women; dental care
HB2307P*AZPOST; mandatory reporting; peace officers
HB2308P*protective hairstyles; discrimination prohibited
HB2309P*detained juveniles; advisements; notifications
HB2310P*DCS; investigation; schools; children; disabilities
HB2311P*school health program; appropriation
HB2312P*AHCCCS; postpartum care; appropriations
HB2313P*appropriations; AHCCCS; postpartum visits
HB2335Cexpenditure limitation; school districts; repeal.
HB2359Cappropriation; office of Indian education
HB2360Cappropriation; military; discharge; tribal ceremonies
HB2369Ctax credit; earned income.
HB2404Cfirearm transfers; domestic violence; offenses
HB2419Cappropriation; schools; trees
HB2420Cadult incarceration contracts; cost comparison
HB2436Cstatewide ADA coordinator; appropriation
HB2438Cmassage therapists; fingerprinting; website information
HB2441Chealthy families program; appropriation
HB2442Cappropriation; community health grants
HB2444Cclean elections; county candidates
HB2446Clocal planning; residential housing; repeal
HB2470Cappropriation; Ganado School Loop Road.
HB2513CArizona jazz day observed
HB2514Cday of racial healing; observed
HB2525CAHCCCS; outpatient services
HB2526CAHCCCS; complex rehabilitation technology
HB2527Csexual assault survivors; rights
HB2529Cbreast cancer gene; screening; coverage
HB2530Cteachers academy; mental health professionals
HB2532Ctribally accredited educational institution; plates
HB2593Cschools; calculated opportunity index
HCM2003P*Indian boarding schools; urging investigation.
HCM2005CERA deadline; elimination; urging Congress
HCR2012Cschool districts; expenditure limit; authorization.
HCR2021Cratification; equal rights amendment.
HCR2023Ctribal homelands; federal government
HR2002CFisher house; service members; supporting
SB1066Craffles; nonprofits; length of existence
SB1140Ctribal nations; veterans' services; appropriation
SB1141CLukachukai veterans' multipurpose complex; appropriation
SB1142CFort Defiance veterans cemetery; appropriation
SB1143Cappropriation; Diné college
SB1144CTPT; distributions; tribal college compact
SB1149Ccountywide elections; vote by mail
SB1150Celectric vehicles; pilot program; appropriation
SB1151Ccharging station; pilot program; appropriation
SB1153Cstate zero emission vehicle fleet
SB1186Cdeath certificates; gender
SB1189Cschool counselors; grants
SB1194CIndian nations; tribes; legislative day
SB1195Cchildhood trauma training; program; appropriation
SB1196Cindigenous peoples; civil rights holidays
SB1212Cveterans' services department; commission; continuation
SB1213Cschool funding; inflation adjustment.
SB1215Cmissing and murdered indigenous peoples.
SB1218Csexual assault study committee
SB1219Caggravated assault; violation; court order
SB1222Cexempt property; tax credit; proceeds
SB1223Cpet stores; pet dealers
SB1244Cschools; group B weight; eligibility.
SB1279Cgeographic; historic board; name change
SB1293Chealth insurance; hearing aids; children
SB1295Cappropriation; early childhood; waitlist
SB1296Cclass size limits; policies; appropriations
SCM1002Chigher education grants; Indian education
SCM1003CGrand Canyon; monuments; rename
SCR1017Cstate mine inspector; appointment.