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Ballotpedia, Danielle Hagen

Danielle is from Duluth, Minnesota. She attended high school at Graduation Alliance. 

Danielle is a business manager and notary public at Office Evolution Peoria. 

Danielle Hagen's campaign for Arizona State House representing District 2 is her first entry into politics. 

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Believes in streamlining regulations to reduce bureaucratic hurdles for businesses, including simplifying the tax code and reducing permits. Supports regulatory reform to foster a more business-friendly environment.

Supports streamlining regulations to reduce bureaucratic hurdles for starting businesses, including simplifying the tax code and reducing permits. 

Believes in implementing tax cuts or credits for small businesses to ease financial burdens and encourage reinvestment. Supports policies that address labor issues, trade, and regulation to bolster the economy.

Supports implementing tax cuts or credits for small businesses to ease financial burdens and encourage reinvestment. 

Supports vocational training and apprenticeship programs to equip workers with in-demand skills for local businesses. Believes in fostering workforce development to meet the needs of the local economy.

Supports vocational training and apprenticeship programs to equip workers with in-demand skills for local businesses. 

Believes in investing in infrastructure improvements that benefit small businesses, such as reliable roads, utilities, and broadband internet access. Supports policies that enhance economic growth and stability for small businesses.

Supports investing in infrastructure improvements such as reliable roads, utilities, and broadband internet access. 

Supports ensuring transparency and accountability in government spending to create a level playing field for small businesses.

Supports transparency and accountability in government spending.

Supports local economic growth by encouraging spending and investment in small businesses through “shop local” campaigns and community events.

Believes in encouraging economic development in border regions to create jobs and reduce illegal crossings. Supports policies that address labor issues, trade, taxes, small business, and regulation to strengthen the economy.

Believes in encouraging economic development in border regions to create jobs and reduce undocumented immigration.

The candidate's website says, "Entrepreneurship Education: Offer workshops and resources on entrepreneurship to inspire and guide new business owners."

Supports offering workshops and resources on entrepreneurship to new business owners. 

- Supports streamlining regulations to reduce bureaucratic hurdles for starting businesses, including simplifying the tax code and reducing permits. 
- Supports implementing tax cuts or credits for small businesses to ease financial burdens and encourage reinvestment. 
- Supports vocational training and apprenticeship programs to equip workers with in-demand skills for local businesses. 
- Supports investing in infrastructure improvements such as reliable roads, utilities, and broadband internet access. 
- Supports transparency and accountability in government spending.
- Supports local economic growth by encouraging spending and investment in small businesses through “shop local” campaigns and community events.
- Believes in encouraging economic development in border regions to create jobs and reduce undocumented immigration.
- Supports offering workshops and resources on entrepreneurship to new business owners. 

Economy

Believes in addressing homelessness, educating the public on fentanyl dangers, and protecting life. Supports the Second Amendment as a fundamental American liberty.

Supports advanced training for law enforcement on border security and human rights.

Believes in implementing targeted operations to combat drug trafficking, with a focus on fentanyl. Supports strong measures to address drug-related crimes.

Aims to implement targeted operations to combat drug trafficking, especially fentanyl. Supports strong measures to address drug-related crimes.

Believes in allocating sufficient financial, human, and technological resources to enhance border infrastructure and law enforcement efforts.

Believes in allocating financial, human, and technological resources to enhance border infrastructure and law enforcement efforts.

Believes in providing real help for the homeless, ensuring animals are cared for, and creating safe environments for children to play outside.

Believes in providing resources and support for homeless people.

- Opposes gun control. 
- Supports advanced training for law enforcement on border security and human rights.
- Aims to implement targeted operations to combat drug trafficking, especially fentanyl. Supports strong measures to address drug-related crimes.
- Believes in allocating financial, human, and technological resources to enhance border infrastructure and law enforcement efforts.
- Believes in providing resources and support for homeless people.

Public Safety

Healthcare

Supports protecting parental rights, defending school choice, and holding accountable those who commit fraud with educational programs.

Supports protecting the Empowered Scholarship Program and school choice while holding those who commit fraud with educational programs accountable.

Believes that school policies should include "Constitutional loving teachers" and opposes "boys in girls bathrooms or on their teams." Supports clean streets and safe neighborhoods free from drug transactions.

Believes that schools need "Constitutional loving teachers  [...] teachers that love America."

Opposes "boys in girls bathrooms or on their teams."

Opposes President Biden's Title IX rule which expanded protections for LGBTQ+ students.

- Supports protecting the Empowered Scholarship Program and school choice while holding those who commit fraud with educational programs accountable.
- Believes that schools need "Constitutional loving teachers  [...] teachers that love America."
- Opposes "boys in girls bathrooms or on their teams."
- Opposes President Biden's Title IX rule which expanded protections for LGBTQ+ students.

Education

As of June 19, 2024, Danielle Hagen’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Voting & Elections

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Danielle Hagen

As of June 28, 2024, Danielle Hagen’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes in "limited government, individual liberty, and free enterprise." Supports empowering people over bureaucracy and favors local solutions.

The candidate's website says, "Economic Factors: Economic conditions on both sides of the border can influence migration patterns and the effectiveness of deterrence strategies"

Supports law enforcement, ICE, and Border Patrol, reflecting her commitment to public safety and security.

Believes addressing human trafficking and drug smuggling requires "targeted operations and interagency cooperation." Supports coordinated efforts to tackle these public safety issues.

Believes in securing and protecting the border, empowering law enforcement to enforce immigration laws, and completing the border wall. Plans to deport individuals not contributing positively to America.

The candidate's website says, "Health and Safety: Protecting the health and safety of both migrants and border security personnel, as seen during the COVID-19 pandemic, adds another layer of complexity."

Believes citizens should not be forced to mask up or lose jobs over medical choices. Plans to "rise up peacefully and reclaim what is ours" in response to perceived injustices in public health and immigration policies.

Believes in "protecting Parental Bill of Rights" and supports "ESA/School Choice."

Believes in parental school choice for children. Supports policies for K-12 education and college access.

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- Your state representatives represent the interests of your local district in the Arizona State House of Representatives. The State House of Representatives, along with the State Senate, makes up the state lawmaking body: the Arizona Legislature.
- Your state representatives can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws.
- Arizona has 30 districts, and each district is represented by two State Representatives, making a total of 60 State Representatives.
- State Representatives are elected to two-year terms. They are paid a yearly salary of $24,000. They only serve in the role part-time.