From time to time, I solicit your input on some issues facing the legislature.  These mailings go out mostly to my constituents; however, sometimes constituents forward the emails on to friends and acquaintances, so that many people have the opportunity to respond.

At times I am surprised by your preferences, such as in one of the surveys where the clear majority of you felt that simple possession of marijuana should be charged as a misdemeanor rather than a felony.  At other times I have disagreed with the majority, and even though I am your representative, sometimes I am privy to information that I believe requires me to vote contrary to the preferences of a majority who respond.    Nevertheless, I respect your answers and comments. 

As you respond to the survey, if you would like to comment, you have that option.  However, if you would like me to know who’s commenting, it will be necessary to leave your name.

The last survey was mailed out on August 9, 2010 just preceding the Special Session called by Governor Brewer to address the “card check” issue.    I generally leave each survey open for continued input.  The first link is the survey; the second link is the results.

I invite you to take a few minutes to take the surveys if you haven't already done so:


This is the most recent survey, at the time of the Special Session on August 9, 2010.  August 9 Survey

If you would like to see the results of the August 9 Survey, please click here.

The next two surveys were sent out in February during the 2010 Regular Session.  Part II, February Survey

If you would like to see the results of February's second survey, click here.