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Charles Walter Lucking
DEMOCRAT
Charles Walter Lucking is running for Arizona State Representative, District 5, Democratic Primary.
Personal background
Charles is from Arizona. He holds a bachelor's degree in English literature from Claremont McKenna College and a law degree from Arizona State University. He is married to wife Skye, with whom he has 2 children.
Professional background
Charles works as a self-employed attorney. He previously worked as an attorney for a nonprofit law firm, Community Legal Services of Arizona, and Biskind, Hunt & Semro, PLC. He also worked as a chief legal officer at RRA Capital.
Political background
Charles Walter Lucking currently serves as a state representative in State Legislative District 5. He was appointed to this position in 2024. He ran for member of the Phoenix Union High School District in Ward 3, but he did not win.
Economy
Considers addressing state housing as his top priority, believing it is a data-driven and multifaceted issue.
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Public Safety
Opposes redistributing Arizona opioid settlement funds to prisons rather than addiction services, claiming "Arizona's draft budget has $75million of this money going to backfill Department of Corrections budget deficit."
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Healthcare
Supports abortion, and wants to install "legal protections, and education on reproductive health."
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Education
Wants to install a free education system, calling it a "human right..."
Voted against HB 2095, which mandates at least 90% of educational scholarships and tuition grants to be allocated to students from low-income backgrounds.
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Energy & the Environment
Supports policies for sustainable energy and water conservation.
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Voting & Elections
As of June 19, 2024, Charles Walter Lucking’s website did not contain information on this issue.
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Endorsements
Endorsed by state representatives Mariana Sandoval, Analise Ortiz, Lorena Austin, Stephanie Stahl-Hamilton, Chris Mathis, and Quantá Crews, former state representative Amish Shah, and Tempe mayor Corey Woods.
Endorsed by Arizona (AZ) Nurses Association PAC, AZ Technology Council PAC, Human Rights Campaign, Ironworkers Local 75, National Organization for Women, and Sierra Club.
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