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Katie Hobbs

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Won the General, 2016 Arizona State Senate District 24

Won the General, 2012 Arizona State Senate District 24

Arizona Secretary of State (2019-present)

Committee assignments (? - Present)

Arizona Secretary of State (2019-2023)

Governor of Arizona (2023-Present)

Quick Facts
  • Full Name:
    Katie Hobbs
  • Gender:
    Female
  • Birth Date:
    September 19, 1969
  • Home City:
    Phoenix, AZ
  • Religion:
    Catholic
  • Family:
    Husband: Pat; 2 Children: Sam, Hannah
Personal Details

Caucuses/Former Committees

Former Member, Appropriations Committee, Arizona State Senate

Former Member, Capital Review [JCCR] Committee, Arizona State Senate

Former Member, Health and Human Services Committee, Arizona State Senate

Former Member, Joint Legislative Budget Committee [JLBC], Arizona State Senate

Former Member, Legislative Council Committee, Arizona State Senate

Former Member, Rules Committee, Arizona State Senate

Education

  • MSW, Social Work, Arizona State University, 1995
  • BA, Social Work, Northern Arizona University, 1992

Professional Experience

  • MSW, Social Work, Arizona State University, 1995
  • BA, Social Work, Northern Arizona University, 1992
  • Adjunct Faculty, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Paradise Valley Community College
  • Adjunct Faculty, Social Work, Arizona State University
  • Director of Government Relations, Sojourner Center

Political Experience

  • MSW, Social Work, Arizona State University, 1995
  • BA, Social Work, Northern Arizona University, 1992
  • Adjunct Faculty, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Paradise Valley Community College
  • Adjunct Faculty, Social Work, Arizona State University
  • Director of Government Relations, Sojourner Center
  • Secretary of State, State of Arizona, 2019-present
  • Minority Leader, Arizona State Senate, 2015-2019
  • Senator, Arizona State Senate, District 24, 2013-2019
  • Candidate, Arizona Secretary of State, 2018
  • Representative, Arizona State House of Representatives, District 15, 2011-2013

Former Committees/Caucuses

Former Member, Appropriations Committee, Arizona State Senate

Former Member, Capital Review [JCCR] Committee, Arizona State Senate

Former Member, Health and Human Services Committee, Arizona State Senate

Former Member, Joint Legislative Budget Committee [JLBC], Arizona State Senate

Former Member, Legislative Council Committee, Arizona State Senate

Former Member, Rules Committee, Arizona State Senate

Religious, Civic, and other Memberships

  • MSW, Social Work, Arizona State University, 1995
  • BA, Social Work, Northern Arizona University, 1992
  • Adjunct Faculty, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Paradise Valley Community College
  • Adjunct Faculty, Social Work, Arizona State University
  • Director of Government Relations, Sojourner Center
  • Secretary of State, State of Arizona, 2019-present
  • Minority Leader, Arizona State Senate, 2015-2019
  • Senator, Arizona State Senate, District 24, 2013-2019
  • Candidate, Arizona Secretary of State, 2018
  • Representative, Arizona State House of Representatives, District 15, 2011-2013
  • Executive Director, Emerge Arizona, present
  • Volunteer, Arizona Democratic Party
  • Former Chair, Arizona District 15 Democrats
  • Chair, Maricopa County Merit System Commission
  • Commissioner, Phoenix Human Services Commission
  • Commissioner, Phoenix Women's Commission
  • Board Member, Political Action for Candidate Election, Arizona Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers
  • Participant, Political Leaders Fellowship Program, Center for Progressive Leadership, 2007
  • Participant, Political Training Program, Emerge Arizona, 2004
  • Participant, Valley Leadership's Leadership Institute, 2003

Other Info

— Awards:

  • 2014 League of Cities and Towns Friend of Cities and Towns

    2014 National Alliance on Mental Illness Arizona Collaborative Community Champion Award

    2014 HERO Equality Enforcer

    2013 League of Cities and Towns Friend of Cities and Towns

    2013 Arizona Capitol Times Rising Star

    2013 Arizona Citizens for the Arts Arts Hero Award

    2013 Arizona Alliance for Community Health Centers Legislator of the Year

    2012 League of Cities and Towns Legislative Hero

    2011 Emerge America Trailblazer Award

    2011 League of Cities and Towns Friend of Cities and Towns

    2011 Phoenix Pride Mayor Phil Gordon Spirit Award

    2011 Arizona Capitol Times Rising Star

    2011 National Association of Social Workers - Arizona Chapter, Branch 1 Social Worker of the Year

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