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Michele Reagan

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Won the General, 2012 Arizona State Senate District 23

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Won the General, 2012 Arizona State Senate District 23

Office:

Committee assignments (? - Present)

Political Experience

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Full Name:
Michele Reagan
Gender:
Female
Birth Place:
Rockford, IL
Home City:
Scottsdale, AZ
Family:
Husband: David; 1 Stepchild

Personal Details

Member, Governor's Arizona Economic Resource Organization Board, 2009-present

Former Vice Chair, Banking and Insurance Committee, Arizona State Senate

Former Member, Commerce and Energy Committee, Arizona State Senate

Former Chair, Economic Development and Jobs Creation Committee, Arizona State Senate

Chair, Senate Elections Committee

BA, Communications, Illinois State University, 1987-1991

BA, Communications, Illinois State University, 1987-1991
Managing Partner, Reagan Properties, Limited Liability Company, 2001-present
Owner, FASTSIGNS, 1991-2001

BA, Communications, Illinois State University, 1987-1991
Managing Partner, Reagan Properties, Limited Liability Company, 2001-present
Owner, FASTSIGNS, 1991-2001
Treasurer/Precinct Committee Member, District 8
Precinct Committee Member, Arizona Republican Party
Secretary of State, State of Arizona, 2015-2019
Senator, Arizona State Senate, 2010-2014
Representative, Arizona State House of Representatives, District 8, 2002-2010

Member, Governor's Arizona Economic Resource Organization Board, 2009-present

Former Vice Chair, Banking and Insurance Committee, Arizona State Senate

Former Member, Commerce and Energy Committee, Arizona State Senate

Former Chair, Economic Development and Jobs Creation Committee, Arizona State Senate

Chair, Senate Elections Committee

BA, Communications, Illinois State University, 1987-1991
Managing Partner, Reagan Properties, Limited Liability Company, 2001-present
Owner, FASTSIGNS, 1991-2001
Treasurer/Precinct Committee Member, District 8
Precinct Committee Member, Arizona Republican Party
Secretary of State, State of Arizona, 2015-2019
Senator, Arizona State Senate, 2010-2014
Representative, Arizona State House of Representatives, District 8, 2002-2010
Member, Arizona Small Business Association
Member-at-Large, Arizona Young Republican League
Alumni Member, Delta Delta Delta
Friend, Fountain Hills Chamber of Commerce
Board Member, Las Rancheras Republican Women
Member, National Federation of Independent Business
Member, Palo Verde Republican Women
Member, Paradise Republican Women
Member, Scottsdale Homeowner's Association
Vice President, Scottsdale Republican Forum
Board Member, STARS (Formerly Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped)
Member, Valley Presbyterian Church
Member, Women of Scottsdale

— Awards:

2013 50 most Influential Women in Arizona, Arizona Business Magazine
2013 Legislative Arts Hero, Arizona Citizens Action for the Arts;
2011 Trailblazer Award, Arizone BioIndustry Association;
2008 Best Legislator, Arizona Capitol Times;
Legislator of the Year, Arizona Retailers Association;
Small Business Guardian" Award, National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB);
Eye of the Eagle" Award, Arizona Small Business Association's top award;
Legislator of the Year, National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO)
Champion of Arizona State University;
Tech 10" Award, Arizona Tech Council, Governor's Innovation and Technology;
Arts Hero, Citizens for the Arts;
Legislator of the Year, Association of Accountants;
Small Business Defender Award, Arizona PCS;
Legislator of the Year, Arizona Sub-Contractor Association;
Legislative Leader, Award, Scottsdale Training and Rehabilitation Services (STARS);
Legislator of the Year, Arizona Film Association;
Legislator of the Year, Arizona Psychological Association;
Legislator of the Year, Arizona Tourism Alliance

Three dogs and a desert tortoise named KC

Articles

Presidential primary funding

Jan. 1, 1900

In January 2016, Reagan said she wanted the legislature to pass a bill ending taxes used to administer presidential primaries. Legislative leaders said they would introduce the bill. According to writer Richard Winger of Ballot Access News, such legislation would have resulted in caucuses instead of primaries because parties could not afford to administer primaries without government funding.

June 2017 request for voter rolls

Jan. 1, 1900

On June 29, 2017, the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, which had been created by President Donald Trump on May 11, requested information on registered voters from all 50 states dating back to 2006. The states were given until July 14 to respond. On June 30, Secretary Reagan announced that the state would provide only publicly available information to the commission. “ Arizona will not provide the personal identifying information of Arizona's voters to the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. We will only make available the same redacted information that is available to the general public through a public records request. Social security numbers, Date of Birth and identifying information such as Mother’s maiden name will not be transmitted. Arizona's voters can expect to have their personal information remain private and safe. ” —Secretary Michele Reagan

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