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Neal Carter |
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Far-right
Republican Neal Carter is
a member of the Arizona House of
Representatives, representing District 15.
He assumed office on January 9, 2023. His
current term ends on January 13, 2025.
Carter ran for re-election to the Arizona
House of Representatives to represent
District 15. He won in the general election
on November 8, 2022. The Pinal County
Supervisors appointed Carter to the state
House on October 27, 2021, to replace
Frank Pratt (R), who died in September
2021. Carter is running for re-election to
the Arizona House of Representatives to
represent District 15. He is on the ballot
in the Republican primary on July 30, 2024. |
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| Every name in RED, as of this date, has now voted 3 times in two weeks to keep the 1864 Abortion Ban on the books and the law of Arizona. |
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| Apr. 18, 2024 |
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Shame
On
The
21
Far-Right
Legislators
Who
Voted
To
Shut
Down
Arizona's
Schools |
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"Despite
the
best
efforts
of
the
Arizona
Freedom
Caucus,
the
state
Legislature
has
voted
to
waive
the
school
spending
cap
so
that
schools
can
remain
open
for
the
rest
of
the
year."
[...]
"These
House
Republicans
voted
against
raising
the
school
spending
limit: Neal
Carter of
Queen
Creek, Joseph
Chaplik of
Scottsdale, Lupe
Diaz of
Benson, Liz
Harris of
Chandler, Justin
Heap of
Mesa, Laurin
Hendrix of
Gilbert, Rachel
Jones of
Tucson, Alexander
Kolodin of
Scottsdale, Cory
McGarr of
Marana, Steve
Montenegro of
Goodyear, Barbara
Parker of
Mesa, Jacqueline
Parker of
Mesa, Beverly
Pingerelli of
Peoria
and Austin
Smith of
Wittmann.
These
Senate
Republicans
voted
against
raising
the
school
spending
limit: Frank
Carroll of
Sun
City, David
Farnsworth of
Mesa, Jake
Hoffman of
Queen
Creek, Anthony
Kern of
Glendale, Wendy
Rogers of
Flagstaff, Janae
Shamp of
Surprise
and Justine
Wadsack of
Tucson." |
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Feb.
7,
2023 |
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| Freedom Voter Guide: Neal Carter |
| 2022 |
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4. |
Conscience Rights for Creative Professionals: Allowing creative professionals (photographer, baker, wedding vendor) to decline to participate in events or create messages that violate their moral or religious beliefs. (Religious Freedom Laws) |
Support |
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Conscience Rights for Faith-Based Organizations: Exempting faith-based organizations from regulations that cause them to violate their sincerely held religious beliefs. (Religious Freedom Laws) |
Support |
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Women's Sports: Preventing biological males who identify as female from competing in women's sports. (Transgender Discrimination) |
Support |
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Gender Identity Counseling: Allowing parents to obtain professional counseling for children struggling with gender identity issues to help them reach their desired outcome. (Dangerous Reparative Therapy) |
Support |
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Protected Class for Sexual Orientation: Adding “sexual orientation” as a protected class alongside race, religion, sex, age, and disability in nondiscrimination law. (Candidate supports LGBTQIA Discrimination) |
Opposed |
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10b. |
Protected Class for Gender Identity: Adding “gender identity” as a protected class alongside race, religion, sex, age, and disability in nondiscrimination law. (Candidate supports LGBTQIA Discrimination) |
Opposed |
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Medical Rights of Conscience: Allowing health care workers and providers the freedom to practice medicine in accordance with their personal beliefs and conscience. (Religious Freedom Laws) |
Support |
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Parental Rights for Healthcare Disclosure: Requiring schools to disclose to parents if the school is providing counseling or medical services to a child who desires to undergo “gender transition.” |
Support |
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In other words, as PROVEN by this bill, Republicans and ammosexuals find it wrong to discriminate against inanimate objects but have no problem discriminating against people. |
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