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Arizona State Legislature, Flavio Bravo

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Flavio is from Phoenix. He holds a bachelor's degree in political science from Loyola University Chicago, a master's degree in migration studies from the University of San Francisco, and a second master's degree in business administration from Arizona State University. Flavio is currently pursuing a master of business administration degree from Arizona State University School of business. He is married to his wife, Liz. 

Flavio currently works as a program manager at Cavco Industries, Inc. He previously worked as a director at the Arizona Advocacy Network and Foundation and as a Legislative Fellow for the U.S. House of Representatives. 

Flavio Bravo currently serves as a state senator in State Legislative District 26. He was appointed to this position in 2023. He previously served as a state representative in District 26. He was elected to that position in 2022, but he did not serve for a full term. He currently serves on the board of directors for Central Arizona Shelter Services, Open Hearts Family Wellness, and the Kino Border Initiative. 

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As a state representative, Bravo supported legislation that would expand occupational work licenses for immigrant populations in Arizona.

Supports a living wage, paid sick leave, safe working conditions, and the right to collectively bargain without intimidation.

Advocates for a living wage, paid sick leave, and safe working conditions for workers.

Believes Arizona can create a thriving workforce and economy by expanding and safeguarding the right to collectively bargain.

Plans to work towards expanding the right to collectively bargain. 

Believes in addressing rising rent costs and Arizona's housing shortage to make living more affordable.

Wants to address high rent prices and housing shortages. 

- As a state representative, Bravo supported legislation that would expand occupational work licenses for immigrant populations in Arizona.
- Advocates for a living wage, paid sick leave, and safe working conditions for workers.
- Plans to work towards expanding the right to collectively bargain. 
- Wants to address high rent prices and housing shortages. 
- Supports small businesses.
- Wants to address homelessness.

Economy

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

Public Safety

Believes prescription drug prices are "out of control" and plans to lower these costs to prevent difficult choices between medications and groceries.

Plans to work towards reducing prescription drug costs. 

Believes Arizona families have diverse healthcare needs and supports ensuring universal access to affordable and comprehensive healthcare.

Wants to establish universal access to affordable healthcare.

- Plans to work towards reducing prescription drug costs. 
- Wants to establish universal access to affordable healthcare.

Healthcare

Believes in the importance of fully-funded K-12 public schools. Plans to support children, teachers, and neighborhood schools.

Wants to fully fund K-12 public schools. 

Believes investing in teachers is crucial for the state's future success. Supports retaining talented educators and prioritizing classroom funding in state budgets.

Wants to retain teachers and classroom funding. 

Believes in focusing on the well-being and growth of youth from Pre-K to Higher Ed. Supports creating greater educational opportunities for students to succeed and have flourishing careers in Arizona.

Supports prioritizing student well-being and development so they can succeed as adults. 

Believes in "fully-funding our K-12 public schools." Supports accessible education for children and affordable college opportunities.

Believes prioritizing teachers is critical for future state success.

- Wants to fully fund K-12 public schools. 
- Wants to retain teachers and classroom funding. 
- Supports prioritizing student well-being and development so they can succeed as adults. 
- Believes prioritizing teachers is critical for future state success.

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Endorsed by the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations in Arizona (AZ), AZ Police Association, Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter, and the AZ Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

- Endorsed by the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations in Arizona (AZ), AZ Police Association, Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter, and the AZ Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

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Flavio Bravo

Flavio is from Phoenix, Arizona. He earned his bachelor's degree in political science from Loyola University Chicago, his master's degree in migration studies from the University of San Francisco, and his master's degree in business administration from Arizona State University. He serves on the board of directors for Central Arizona Shelter Services, Open Hearts Family Wellness, and the Kino Border Initiative. 

Flavio currently works as a program manager at Cavco Industries. He previously worked as a director at the Arizona Advocacy Network and Foundation, a legislative fellow at the US House of Representatives, and as an educator at Brophy College Preparatory.

Flavio Bravo currently serves as the State Senator in State Legislative District 26. He was first elected in 2022 and is serving his first term. He previously served as a State Representative for 5 months in 2022. 

As a House Representative, introduced HB 2796 to expand occupational work licenses for Arizona's immigrant community to address labor needs.

The candidate's website says, "3) Protecting Workers' Rights"

As a House Representative, introduced HB 2634 to generate more revenue for Arizona's Housing Trust Fund without increasing state taxes. Supports expanding emergency and transitional shelters to help seniors and families transition into permanent housing.

Plans to expand the right to collectively bargain "without intimidation or harassment."

Wants to address rising rent costs and housing shortages to make living more affordable.

Believes in addressing rising rents, Arizona’s housing shortage, and homelessness to make living costs more affordable. Plans to work collaboratively on these economic issues.

Supports a holistic approach to addressing the rising cost of living, beginning with assisting renters.

Believes all workers deserve a living wage, paid sick leave, and safe working conditions. Plans to expand and protect the right to collectively bargain without intimidation or harassment.

Supports advocating for a living wage, paid sick leave, and safe working conditions for all workers.

- Advocates for a living wage, paid sick leave, and safe working conditions for workers.
- Plans to expand the right to collectively bargain "without intimidation or harassment."
- Wants to address rising rent costs and housing shortages to make living more affordable.
- Supports small businesses.

Believes healthcare should address the social determinants of health and the comprehensive wellbeing of individuals. Supports policies ensuring health outcomes are not determined by zip code.

Believes prescription drug prices are "out of control" and plans to lower costs.

Wants to ensure universal access to affordable and comprehensive healthcare.

Believes no one should be denied affordable and comprehensive healthcare and plans to expand public health resources to reduce costs, increase accessibility, and create a healthier Arizona.

Said, "No one should be denied access to affordable and comprehensive healthcare based on their personal circumstances."

- Believes prescription drug prices are "out of control" and plans to lower costs.
- Wants to ensure universal access to affordable and comprehensive healthcare.
- Said, "No one should be denied access to affordable and comprehensive healthcare based on their personal circumstances."

Plans to fully fund K-12 public schools. 

Supports creating greater educational opportunities for students to succeed and have careers in Arizona.

Believes Arizona must invest more in K-12 education to improve its economy and workforce. Said, "Arizona remains 48th out of 50 in per pupil funding."

Said, "We need to properly invest in our schools in order to meet the needs of our growing state."

- Plans to fully fund K-12 public schools. 
- Wants to invest in and retain teachers.
- Supports creating greater educational opportunities for students to succeed and have careers in Arizona.
- Said, "We need to properly invest in our schools in order to meet the needs of our growing state."

Endorsed by the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations Arizona, Arizona Police Association, Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter, and the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

- Endorsed by the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations Arizona, Arizona Police Association, Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter, and the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Flavio Bravo is a fifth-generation Arizonan with Mexican-American heritage. He is a first-generation college graduate who earned his bachelor's degree from Loyola University Chicago and his master's degree from the University of San Francisco. Details about his church attendance and family life are not provided in the information given.

Flavio Bravo is a first-generation college graduate who earned his bachelor's degree from Loyola University Chicago and his master's degree from the University of San Francisco. He has experience as an educator at Brophy College Preparatory, a Congressional staffer, and has worked in the nonprofit sector. Currently, he serves on the Board of Directors for Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS), Open Hearts Family Wellness, and the Kino Border Initiative. Additionally, he has served as a Democratic precinct committee person in Legislative District 26's Granada precinct.

Flavio Bravo currently serves as a Democratic precinct committee person in Legislative District 26's Granada precinct. He also lends his expertise by serving on the Board of Directors for several non-profit community organizations. There is no information provided on how long he has held office, any past political runs, or specific political appointments outside of his current roles.

Believes no one should be denied affordable and comprehensive healthcare based on personal circumstances. Plans to expand access to public health resources to strengthen the community.

Believes in fully funding K-12 public schools and supporting students and teachers. Plans to "advocate for our Students," "support our Teachers," and ensure "fully-funded K-12 Public Schools."

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