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US United States Representative since 3 months
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Representative Greg Stanton (4)
US United States Representative since 3 months
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Voted no on HRES 566
Representative Greg Stanton (4)
US United States Representative since 3 months
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Voted no on HRES 566
Representative Greg Stanton (4)
US United States Representative since 3 months
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Voted yes on S 331
Representative Greg Stanton (4)
US United States Representative since 3 months
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Representative Greg Stanton (4)
US United States Representative since 3 months
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Voted no on HR 1
Representative Greg Stanton (4)
US United States Representative since 3 months
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Voted yes on HR 1
Representative Greg Stanton (4)
US United States Representative since 3 months
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Voted yes on HRES 519
Representative Greg Stanton (4)
US United States Representative since 3 months
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Voted yes on HR 43
Representative Greg Stanton (4)
US United States Representative since 3 months
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Voted yes on HR 2215
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BIOGRAPHY
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Biography
Greg Stanton, born on March 8, 1970, in Long Island, New York, is a Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives, serving Arizona's 4th congressional district since 2023. Prior to this, he represented Arizona's 9th district from 2019 to 2023. Stanton's political career includes serving as the 60th Mayor of Phoenix from 2012 to 2018 and as a member of the Phoenix City Council from 2000 to 2009. As mayor, he led initiatives to expand Phoenix's light rail system and foster economic growth through innovation and trade. In Congress, Stanton focuses on infrastructure, water resources, and economic development.
Education and Political Experience
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Education:
- Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science from Marquette University, 1992
- Juris Doctor from the University of Michigan Law School, 1995
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Political Experience:
- Member, Phoenix City Council, District 6, 2000–2009
- Deputy Attorney General, Arizona Attorney General's Office, 2009–2011
- Mayor, City of Phoenix, 2012–2018
- U.S. Representative, Arizona's 9th District, 2019–2023
- U.S. Representative, Arizona's 4th District, 2023–present
Notable Achievements and Positions
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Transportation and Infrastructure:
- As mayor, led a voter-backed plan to extend Phoenix’s light rail system, expand bus service, and improve roadways over 35 years.
- Member of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, serving on subcommittees for Highways and Transit, Water Resources and Environment, and Aviation.
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Water and Climate:
- Advocates for planning Arizona's water future and investing in water infrastructure to combat drought and ensure sustainable resources.
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Trade and Economy:
- Focuses on increasing trade opportunities in Arizona and building an economy rooted in innovation and trade.
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Committees and Caucuses:
- Member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, serving on the Western Hemisphere subcommittee.
- Chair of the New Democrat Coalition’s Immigration Task Force.
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Legislative Initiatives:
- Introduced bills to expand tourism in Arizona and add warning labels to addictive prescription opioids.
- His bill to extend protections for Supreme Court Justices was signed into law.
Stanton is recognized for his bipartisan approach and commitment to addressing Arizona's infrastructure, water resources, and economic development challenges.
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