west phoenix · Tolleson Avondale · Glendale
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"I am honored to serve as an elected official, and part of a new generation of leaders pushing for bold solutions for our public schools, transparency in government, fighting against dark money paid to public officials and not accepting the status quo.
I'm a passionate advocate for protecting our rights and will fight each and every day for the people of Arizona Legislative District 22."
-Leezah Sun
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CHANGE THAT MATTERS.
Arizona’s 22nd district has been my family’s home for the past 19 years.
I’m running for the Arizona Senate as a Democrat to serve our district -- representing Avondale, Glendale, Tolleson, and West Phoenix -- to bring the changes we need to make our government work for its people while persevering from constant attacks from the far right and corporate elected officials. True democracy is possible when candidates like me are having conversations with constituents at their doors. I take pride in knocking over 32,000 doors in my district to hear what really matters to voters.
Why should you be the senator of LD 22?
I love Arizona. As a long-time resident of the state [19 years], I feel it’s important to do more for our communities in LD 22. I’m not a politician. I’m a committed community activist who has been involved in changing Arizona for the better the past few years. I value people above profits and corporations. I believe we can do more to support working families in this district, improve education, and put the power back in people’s hands.
MENTIONS IN THE PRESS
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