Tim is a lifelong resident of Yuma, AZ. He grew up in a conservative farming family and graduated with a bachelor's degree in agriculture from the University of Arizona. Tim lives with his wife, Eileen, and their 2 sons.

Tim owns Dunn Farms, Dunn Grain Co., Upstream Development Co., and several Sport Clips Haircut franchise stores in Yuma, Buckeye, and Goodyear. 

Tim Dunn is currently a state representative. He was elected in 2018, and is serving his second term. He is currently the Chairman of the Land and Agriculture committees, as well as the Vice-Chair of the Natural Resources, Energy & Water Committee.

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Believes employers who knowingly disobey the law should be held accountable. Supports using new technology to assist employers in better verification systems.

Wants to use new technology for better verifcaton system sto hold employers accountable for disobeying laws.

- Wants to use new technology for better verifcaton system sto hold employers accountable for disobeying laws.

Economy

Supports the Second Amendment and opposes efforts to limit gun rights, advocating for constitutional freedoms.

Said, "[I] will continue to fight back against efforts from anti-gun advocates to limit our freedoms, and will always support our constitutional rights."

Supports increased funding and resources for border security, including surveillance equipment and additional personnel. Said, "Tim is proud to have voted for over $544 million dollars in additional funding to secure the border."

As a state representative, "voted for over $544 million dollars in additional funding to secure the border" with surveillance equipment and additional personnel. 

- Said, "[I] will continue to fight back against efforts from anti-gun advocates to limit our freedoms, and will always support our constitutional rights."
- As a state representative, "voted for over $544 million dollars in additional funding to secure the border" with surveillance equipment and additional personnel. 

Public Safety

Opposes "The Abortion Access Act" and supports restricting abortion access.

Opposes abortion, stating intention to vote against "The Abortioin Access Act."

Opposes any public funding for abortion and supports alternatives like education and counseling to prevent abortions.

Supports alternatives like education and counseling to prevent abortions.

- Opposes abortion, stating intention to vote against "The Abortioin Access Act."
- Supports alternatives like education and counseling to prevent abortions.

Healthcare

Supports increasing funding for teachers and ensuring pay aligns with inflation. As a House Representative, met with over 100 teachers to address their concerns during a teacher walkout.

Supports increasing funding for teachers and ensuring pay aligns with inflation. 

Believes local school boards and parents should set K-12 school policies, not state or federal bureaucrats.

Supports parental choice in education to ensure every child receives a great education.

- Supports increasing funding for teachers and ensuring pay aligns with inflation. 
- Believes local school boards and parents should set K-12 school policies, not state or federal bureaucrats.

Education

As a farmer, Tim supports securing Arizona's water future through conservation, efficiency, and new technologies. As a legislator, led efforts to pass legislation appropriating over $1 billion for water-related loans and grants.

As a farmer, supports water conservation, efficiency, and new technologies. As a legislator, wants to pass legislation appropriating over $1 billion for water-related loans and grants.

Believes the drought's impact on agriculture and Lake Mead's water levels are critical to Arizona's water policy. Plans to prioritize the beneficial use of water for agriculture and smart growth.

Wants to prioritize the "beneficial use of water for agriculture and smart growth "because the water levels of "Lake Mead's [are] key drivers to Arizona water policy. 

Believes Arizona can maximize water resources through new technology, a changed mindset, and conservation efforts by all water users.

Wants to maximize water resources through new technology, a changed mindset, and conservation efforts by all water users.

- As a farmer, supports water conservation, efficiency, and new technologies. As a legislator, wants to pass legislation appropriating over $1 billion for water-related loans and grants.
- Wants to prioritize the "beneficial use of water for agriculture and smart growth "because the water levels of "Lake Mead's [are] key drivers to Arizona water policy. 
- Wants to maximize water resources through new technology, a changed mindset, and conservation efforts by all water users.

Energy & the Environment

Supports strengthening voter ID laws, stopping ballot harvesting, and maintaining voter rolls to ensure election integrity and make it "easier to vote and harder to cheat."

Supports stronger voter ID laws, less "ballot harvesting", and maintaining voter rolls to make it "harder to cheat."

- Supports stronger voter ID laws, less "ballot harvesting", and maintaining voter rolls to make it "harder to cheat."

Voting & Elections

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Timothy "Tim" Dunn

Tim is a lifelong resident of Legislative District 25 in Yuma, Arizona. He grew up in a conservative farming family and graduated with a bachelor's degree in agriculture from the University of Arizona. Tim lives with his ife, Eileen Dunn, and their two sons.

Tim owns Dunn farms, Dunn Grain Co., Upstream Development Co., and several Sport Clips Haircut franchise stores in Yuma, Buckeye, and Goodyear. 

Tim Dunn was elected to the Arizona House of Representatives in 2018 and currently serves as the Chairman of the Land and Agriculture committees, as well as the Vice-Chair of the Natural Resources, Energy & Water Committee.

 He "voted for over $544 million dollars in additional funding to secure the border" with surveillance equipment and additional personnel. 

The candidate's website says, "Defending the 2nd Amendment"

The candidate's website says, "Protecting the 2nd Amendment"

-  He "voted for over $544 million dollars in additional funding to secure the border" with surveillance equipment and additional personnel. 
- Said, "[I] will continue to fight back against efforts from anti-gun advocates to limit our freedoms, and will always support our constitutional rights."

Opposes abortion. As a representative, will vote against "The Abortioin Access Act."

- Opposes abortion. As a representative, will vote against "The Abortioin Access Act."
- Supports alternatives like education and counseling to prevent abortions.

Timothy 'Tim' Dunn is a lifelong resident of Legislative District 25 in Yuma, Arizona. He grew up in a conservative farming family and graduated with a B.S. in Agriculture from the University of Arizona. Tim has been married to his wife, Eileen Dunn, for 18 years, and together they have raised two sons, Kirk and Timothy Dunn. Specific details about the church they attend were not provided.

Timothy 'Tim' Dunn is a businessman who, along with his wife, owns Dunn farms, Dunn Grain Co., Upstream Development Co., and several Sport Clips Haircut franchise stores in Yuma, Buckeye, and Goodyear. He was elected to the AZ House in 2018 and serves as the Chairman of the Land and Agriculture committees and as the Vice-Chair of the Natural Resources, Energy & Water Committee.

Tim Dunn was elected to the Arizona House of Representatives in 2018 and currently serves as the Chairman of the Land and Agriculture committees, as well as the Vice-Chair of the Natural Resources, Energy & Water Committee. There is no mention of any previous runs for office.

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