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Jen Longdon Fights for
Arizona's Working Families

Jen is Fighting for You

Jen Longdon has sponsored more than a dozen bills in the most recent session, garnering bipartisan support for some.

Jen’s bills tackle a broad range of issues, including:  

  • preventing gun violence

  • protecting vulnerable adults in group homes

  • promoting equal pay

  • promoting accessibility

  • expanding access to health care
  • increasing student access to social services

Jen has gone to bat as a co-sponsor on other bills addressing criminal justice reform, increasing school funding, expanding health care access, increasing voter protection, increasing LGBTQ protections, and more. 

  

Our Priorities

Equity

Equity

Jen is fighting to ensure basic legal rights to equality for all and to dismantle the generational and systemic sexist, racist, and ableist oppression that has rendered even existing rights inaccessible to many disabled, black, indigenous, trans, and other marginalized communities. Jen supports passage of H.R. 40 which establishes a Commission to Study and Develop Reparation Proposals for African Americans.

Education

Education

Quality education should not only be accessible to all, but it should also be affordable and attainable.

Jen is fighting to ensure quality education for all students from early childhood to community college and beyond.

Health Care

Health Care

Every Arizonan must have access to quality, affordable healthcare.

Jen is fighting to ensure everyone can access quality healthcare, and when they need it, and can do so at an affordable cost.

Gun Violence Prevention

Gun Violence Prevention

Gun violence is a public health crisis that destroys communities and costs Arizonans 1.9 billion dollars per year.

Jen is fighting for common sense solutions to prevent gun violence and against the extreme gun lobby.

Sponsored Legislation

Fifty Sixth Legislature ~ First Regular Session (2023)

Jen Longdon introduced the following legislative bills :

 

Bill Number

Short/NOW Title

HB2061

food; municipal tax; exemption.

HB2070

emergency response plans; community engagement

HB2072

voter registration; same day

HB2073

automatic voter registration

HB2147

school funding; inflation adjustment

HB2148

school districts; expenditure limitation

HB2149

exchange programs; student count

HB2150

humanitarian service organization special plates

HB2151

literacy endorsement; noncertificated teachers; requirement

HB2152

initiative; referendum; signatures; electronic submittal

HB2159

professional development personnel; teachers; appropriation

HB2160

school mental health professionals; academy

HB2171

Don Bolles memorial.

HB2172

massage therapy; communication proficiency; repeal

HB2173

nursing homes; advisory council

HB2174

supported decision-making; supporter obligations

HB2175

AHCCCS; complex rehabilitation technology

HB2176

AHCCCS; outpatient services

HB2177

sentencing; concealed weapons permits; surrender

HB2178

patient information; gun safety; appropriation

HB2179

firearm transfers; domestic violence; offenses

HB2180

firearm purchases; waiting period; offense

HB2181

firearm dealers; firearms transfers; requirements

HB2182

firearm sales; transfers; background checks

HB2183

firearm sales; permit verification; requirements

HB2184

severe threat order of protection

HB2185

TPT; exemption; firearm storage devices

HB2186

discrimination; prohibited; protective hairstyles

HB2187

day of racial healing; observed

HB2188

beekeepers special plates; deadline extension

HB2189

textbooks; adverse representation; prohibition

HB2190

health professions; fingerprint cards; websites

HB2191

state law; local violation; repeal.

HB2192

firearms; ammunition; storage; civil penalty

HB2193

underage persons; possession; ownership; firearms

HB2249

nursing care institutions; medical directors

HB2250

minimum staff ratios; nursing homes

HB2392

statewide ADA coordinator; appropriation

HB2393

marijuana; testing

Jen Longdon co-sponsored the following bills:

Bill Number

Short/NOW Title

HB2211

supplemental nutrition assistance program; eligibility

HB2222

driver license fees; homeless exemption

HB2238

appropriation; school breakfasts and lunches

HB2239

financial aid; private scholarships; requirements

HB2241

electric vehicles; charging; pilot program

HB2349

instructional school garden program

HB2351

conversion therapy; prohibition; minors

HB2355

appropriation; constables; body armor

HB2360

Arizona community impact statement

HB2398

bailable offenses; requirements; release

HB2399

juveniles; civil rights restoration

HB2400

area agencies on aging; appropriation

HB2401

TPT; diapers; feminine hygiene; exemption

HB2484

failure to return vehicle; repeal.

HB2486

clinical research; psilocybin; grants; appropriation

HB2527

transportation tax; Maricopa county; election

HCR2010

expenditure limitation; school districts

HCR2011

vacation rentals; short-term rentals

HCR2030

ratification; equal rights amendment..

SB1032

developmental disabilities; spina bifida.

SB1039

Don Bolles memorial

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