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Demographics (per 2000 census) Total Population 641,329 (2005 est.: 859,625) Ethnicity: White 78.35% Hispanic 14.25% Asian 1.94% Black 2.33% American Indian 2.43% Other 0.70% Voter Registration (June 1, 2008) Republican 186,339 Democrat 125,655 Other 120,837 Voting Age Population 487,719 Ethnicity: White 82.12% Hispanic 11.37% Asian 1.84% Black 2.00% American Indian 2.11% Other 0.57% Urban population: 89.0% Rural population: 11.0% Median ...

Total Population: 641,329 (2007 estimate: 724,275) Ethnicity: White 57.9% Hispanic 18.3% Asian 0.6% Black 1.3% American Indian 22.7% Other 0.5% Voter Registration (August 24, 2010) Democrats 152,499 38.2% Republicans 132.531 33.2% Other 114,257 28.6%

Kotterman, Penny
Party: Democrat
Age: 53
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Huppenthal, John
Party: Republican
Age: 56
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Rotellini, Felecia
Party: Democrat
Age: 52
Campaign Finance: Private
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2002 PRIMARY GENERAL Party Candidate Votes Votes % Democrat Randy Camacho 6,507 61,217 36.5% Linda Calvert 3,323 Elizabeth Farley 5,994 Sandy Reagan 3,857 Gene Scharer (write-in) 28 Libertarian Edward Carlson 307 5919 3.5% Republican Trent Franks 14,749 100,359 59.9% Lisa Atkins 13,952 Scott Bundgaard 8,701 Dick Hensley 618 Dusko Jovicic 3,805 John Keegan 10,560 Mike Schaefer 933 Write-in William Crum ...

. . CURRENT LEGISLATORS Senate Frank Antenori (R) (appointed) House Ted Vogt (R) (appointed) Tucson; program manager for Raytheon Advanced Systems. Termed out in 2016. David Gowan (R) Sierra Vista; sales representative for ProLogics. Termed out in 2016. VOTING HISTORY When the Independent Redistricting Commission drew boundaries of LD-30 in 2002, the historical voting pattern in the district was 58 ...

Demographics (per 2000 census) Total Population: 170,106 Race/Ethnicity: White 78.48% Hispanic 12.84% Black 4.05% Asian 2.84% Native American 0.87% Other 0.92% Voter Registration (October 1, 2009) Republican 57,405 41.8% Democrat 40,878 29.8% Other 39,120 28.5% Voting Age Population: 131,252 Race/Ethnicity: White 81.85% Hispanic 10.49% Black 3.48% Asian 2.68% Native American 0.81% Other 0.70% Employment Status Civilian Labor Force 72,038 Unemployed 3.7% ...

This district comprises eastern Pima County, the northern half of Santa Cruz County and hooks into Cochise County to take in Sierra Vista and Fort Huachuca. The northeast corner of the district is the point where Graham, Pinal and Pima counties meet. From there, the line goes west to a point near where the Arizona Trail crosses from Pima into ...

With almost one-third of persons in the district over 25 having college degrees, this is one of the top six districts in the state in terms of education. The district also has the fourth-highest proportion of people 62 or older and has the second-highest median per-capita income in the state.