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How a bill becomes a law, who sits where at the State Capitol, and who represents Casa Grande. Tap anything to explore.
How a bill becomes a law
Tap a step, or use Next, to follow a bill from idea to law.
Who represents Casa Grande at the State Capitol
Casa Grande is in Legislative District 16, which elects one state senator and two state representatives. All three seats are on the November 3, 2026 ballot; see the Clean Elections voter guide for every candidate.
T.J. Shope
State Senator · Republican
Senate President Pro Tempore
Follow any bill: azleg.gov bill search · Not sure of your district? Check the district map viewer.
District 16 legislators
30 districts, 90 lawmakers
Tap or hover over a district. Zoom with + and −, your mouse wheel, or two fingers, and drag to move around. Gray lines are county borders. Districts are drawn by population, so city districts are small.
Arizona Senate
30 senators · one per district · 16 votes to pass a billEach dot is one senator, labeled with their district number.
Arizona House of Representatives
60 representatives · two per district · 31 votes to pass a billEach dot is one representative, labeled with their district number. Every district has two.
Terms are two years, and lawmakers can serve up to four terms in a row in the same chamber. Sources: Arizona Legislature member roster, U.S. Census Bureau district boundaries, Arizona Constitution Article 4. A simplified overview.
Board of Supervisors
Stephen Q. Miller
Represents the Casa Grande area on the five-member board that sets the county budget, land use, and policy.
The full board
Board meetings
Board of Supervisors
County elected offices
Dana Lewis
Voter registration, early ballots, and county elections through Pinal VOTES.
Jill Broussard
Supports school districts and handles school board vacancies.
Rebecca Padilla
Keeps court records and handles filings, fees, and jury matters.
County officials
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