"AWPC works to elect outstanding candidates running for public office at all levels of government."-Becky Gaspar,
AWPC State
President
| Congress | |
| U.S. House CD 8 | Gabrielle Giffords (D) |
| Arizona Legistlature | |
| Dist. 15 Senate | Kyrsten Sinema (D) |
| Dist. 15 House | Lela Alston (D) |
| Dist. 15 House | Katie Hobbs (D) |
| Dist. 24 House | Lynne Pancrazi (D) |
| Dist. 27 Senate | Olivia Cajero Bedford (D) |
| Dist. 27 House | Sally Ann Gonzales (D) |
| Dist. 28 Senate | Paula Aboud (D) |
| Dist. 29 Senate | Linda Lopez (D) |
| Pima County | |
| Board of Supervisors: | |
|
Ann Day (R) |
|
Sharon Bronson (D) |
| County Attorney | Barbara LaWall (D) |
| Recorder | F. Ann Rodriguez (D) |
| School Superintendent | Linda Arzoumanian (R) |
| Clerk of the Court | Patti Nolan (R) |
| Tucson City Council | |
| Ward 1 | Regina Romero (D) |
| Ward 3 | Karin Uhlich (D) |
| Ward 4 | Shirley Scott (D) |
| Sahuarita Town Council | |
| Rosanna Gabaldon (D) |
The AWPC is a multi-partisan political organization dedicated to increasing
the number of women elected and appointed to public office.
