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Believes essential workers in trades struggle financially and lack traditional benefits like pensions and 401Ks. Supports better compensation and benefits for those maintaining infrastructure.

Believes many in vocational professions "are struggling to pay their bills, and traditional benefits such as pensions and 401Ks are few and far between...", and they "deserve better."

Opposes corporate corruption and plans to keep "multi-billion dollar corporations' hands out of our taxpayer cookie jar."

Promises to combat "corporate corruption" and to keep "multi-billion dollar corporations' hands out of our taxpayer cookie jar."

Believes in building an economy that benefits all Arizonans, not just the wealthy few. Supports inclusive economic policies addressing labor issues, trade, taxes, small business, and regulation.

Supports economic policies that aim to benefit residents from all financial backgrounds, not just wealthy backgrounds. 

Wants to raise wages statewide for working class citizens.

Wants to find ways to increase affordable housing.

- Believes many in vocational professions "are struggling to pay their bills, and traditional benefits such as pensions and 401Ks are few and far between...", and they "deserve better."
- Promises to combat "corporate corruption" and to keep "multi-billion dollar corporations' hands out of our taxpayer cookie jar."
- Supports economic policies that aim to benefit residents from all financial backgrounds, not just wealthy backgrounds. 
- Wants to raise wages statewide for working class citizens.
- Wants to find ways to increase affordable housing.

Economy

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

Public Safety

Supports abortion, saying the current law of abortion being illegal after 15 weeks is "unacceptable, and shows that politicians are unable or unwilling to compromise or make any exceptions to protect American lives."

Believes healthcare should be managed by doctors, not profit-driven corporations. Wants affordable medicine and healthcare without the influence of "profit-seeking CEOs and corporations."

Believes healthcare should be managed by doctors, not "profit-seeking CEOs and corporations."

- Supports abortion, saying the current law of abortion being illegal after 15 weeks is "unacceptable, and shows that politicians are unable or unwilling to compromise or make any exceptions to protect American lives."
- Believes healthcare should be managed by doctors, not "profit-seeking CEOs and corporations."

Healthcare

Believes college is unaffordable and degrees have less value. Supports young people taking responsibility to address current issues.

Believes college is unaffordable and jobs pay too little. 

Believes college is unaffordable and degrees have diminished value. Supports young people taking responsibility to address current issues.

Believes college is unaffordable, degrees have diminished value, and jobs pay too little.

Wants to ensure ample educational opportunities for high school students statewide.

- Believes college is unaffordable, degrees have diminished value, and jobs pay too little.
- Wants to ensure ample educational opportunities for high school students statewide.

Education

Believes in "Clean Air" and "Saving water."

Supports efforts to conserve water and ensure clean air. 

- Supports efforts to conserve water and ensure clean air. 

Energy & the Environment

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Eric Stafford

- Your state senator represents the interests of your district in the Arizona State Senate. The State Senate, along with the State House of Representatives, makes up your state lawmaking body: the Arizona Legislature. 
- Your state senator can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws after going through the legislative process. 
- State senators are involved in approving some appointments by the governor.
- There are 30 Arizona senators, each representing a single district.
- State senators are elected to two-year terms. They are paid a yearly salary of $24,000.