Hildy earned her bachelor's degree in English and theater from the State University of New York at Albany.

Hildy is a local talk show host. Previously, she founded and owned an arts and crafts studio and worked in marketing for LG Wireless and VIACOM Entertainment.

Hildy Angius currently serves as a Mohave County Supervisor for District 2. She was first elected in 2012 and is serving her third term.

Advocates deregulation, and "has successfully gone up against Federal Agencies, State Agencies and the State Legislature to overturn policies and laws which were harmful to Mohave County and rural Arizona."

Opposes raising taxes, and has "helped improve the administrative structure of Mohave County Government while never voting to raise taxes.”

- Advocates deregulation, and "has successfully gone up against Federal Agencies, State Agencies and the State Legislature to overturn policies and laws which were harmful to Mohave County and rural Arizona."
- Opposes raising taxes, and has "helped improve the administrative structure of Mohave County Government while never voting to raise taxes.”

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Believes in reducing crime and addressing the substance abuse and mental illness crisis. Plans to work with all sides to find solutions for public safety issues.

Believes in reducing crime and addressing the substance abuse and mental illness crisis, and plans to work with all sides to find solutions for public safety issues.

- Believes in reducing crime and addressing the substance abuse and mental illness crisis, and plans to work with all sides to find solutions for public safety issues.

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Opposes a state law requiring transgender individuals to undergo sex-change surgery in order to amend their birth certificate.

- Opposes a state law requiring transgender individuals to undergo sex-change surgery in order to amend their birth certificate.

Healthcare

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

Education

Candidate says, “…will work with all sides – Republicans, Democrats and stakeholders – to find solutions to…. Arizona’s water issues.

Energy & the Environment

Candidate says, “…will work with all sides – Republicans, Democrats and stakeholders – to find solutions to issues such as… election integrity…

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Hildy Angius

Hildy Angius currently serves as the District 2 County Supervisor on the Mohave County Board of Supervisors. She was first elected in 2012 and is serving her third term.

Advocates deregulation. Candidate says, “…has successfully gone up against Federal Agencies, State Agencies and the State Legislature to overturn policies and laws which were harmful to Mohave County and rural Arizona. “

Opposes raising taxes. Candidate says, “…helped improve the administrative structure of Mohave County Government while never voting to raise taxes.”

- Advocates deregulation. Candidate says, “…has successfully gone up against Federal Agencies, State Agencies and the State Legislature to overturn policies and laws which were harmful to Mohave County and rural Arizona. “
- Opposes raising taxes. Candidate says, “…helped improve the administrative structure of Mohave County Government while never voting to raise taxes.”

- Believes in reducing crime and addressing the substance abuse and mental illness crisis. Plans to work with all sides to find solutions for public safety issues.

Hildy graduated from the State University of New York at Albany with a bachelor's degree in English and Theater. After living in various places, she moved to Bullhead City, Arizona.

Hildy began her career in the print promotion department at VIACOM Entertainment, Showtime/The Movie Channel. She later worked as managing editor at CableView Publications and as public relations manager for the CableTelevision Advertising Bureau. She also served as managing editor for two peer-reviewed journals and as marketing manager for LG Wireless. 

Hildy Angius has been serving as the District 2 County Supervisor on the Mohave County Board of Supervisors for three terms. She first  elected in 2012, and she was unopposed in the 2016 and 2020 elections. She also served as the 1st Vice Chair of the Mohave County Republican Central Committee from 2010-2014 and from 2016-2018.

- Candidate says, “…will work with all sides – Republicans, Democrats and stakeholders – to find solutions to…. Arizona’s water issues.

- Candidate says, “…will work with all sides – Republicans, Democrats and stakeholders – to find solutions to issues such as… election integrity…

Hildy Angius graduated from the State University of New York at Albany in 1983 with a degree in English and Theater. After living in various places, she moved to Bullhead City, Arizona. Details about her family, church attendance, and current residence specifics are not provided in the information given.

Hildy Angius graduated from the State University of New York at Albany and began her career in the print promotion department at VIACOM Entertainment, Showtime/The Movie Channel. She later worked as managing editor at CableView Publications and as public relations manager for the CableTelevision Advertising Bureau. Angius also served as managing editor for two peer-reviewed journals and as marketing manager for LG Wireless. She founded and later sold an arts and crafts studio before becoming the District 2 County Supervisor for Mohave County.

Hildy Angius has been serving as the District 2 County Supervisor on the Mohave County Board of Supervisors since first being elected in 2012, and she ran unopposed in the subsequent 2016 and 2020 elections. She also served as the 1st Vice Chair of the Mohave County Republican Central Committee from 2010-2014 and from 2016-2018.

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