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The city of Glendale is currently represented in Congress by two Arizona Senators, elected to six-year terms (staggered) and two Congressional Representatives elected to two-year terms (view Glendale congressional district map). Information on each of Glendale’s Congressional Representative is provided below.

Representatives

• John McCain, U.S. Senator
  Washington, D.C.
  241 Russell Senate Office Building
  Washington, D.C. 20510
  Phone (202) 224-2235, Fax (202) 228-2862
  
  Phoenix
  5353 N. 16th St., Ste. 105
  Phoenix, AZ 85016
  Phone (602) 952-2410, Fax (602) 952-8702
  John_McCain@McCain.senate.gov
  
  
• Trent Franks, U.S. Representative District 2
  Washington, D.C.
  1237 Longworth House Office Building
  Washington, DC 20515
  Phone: (202) 225-4576
  
  Phoenix
  7121 West Bell Road
  Suite 200
  Glendale, AZ 85308
  Phone: (623)776-7911, Fax: (623)776-7832
  
  
• Jon Kyl, U.S. Senator
  Washington, D.C.
  730 Hart Senate Building
  Washington, D.C. 20510
  Phone: (202) 224-4521, Fax: (202) 224-2207
  
  Phoenix
  2200 East Camelback, Suite 120
  Phoenix, Arizona 85016-3455
  Phone:(602) 840-1891, Fax: (602) 957-6838
  E-mail:   http://kyl.senate.gov/con_form.htm
  
  
• Ed Pastor, U.S. Representative District 4
  Washington, D.C.
  2465 Rayburn House Office Building
  Washington, D.C. 20515
  Phone: (202) 225-4065, Fax: (202) 225-1655
  
  Phoenix
  411 North Central Avenue, Suite 150
  Phoenix, AZ 85004
  Phone:(602) 256-0551, Fax: (602) 257-9103
  E-mail:   ed.pastor@mail.house.gov
  

Glendale Legislative Activities

We carefully monitor legislative activities at both the state and federal levels and actively communicate with our legislators.

Each year, the Glendale city council develops a state legislative agenda that contains issues the city plans to advocate for and against at the state legislature. Similarly, the council establishes a federal legislative agenda which is presented to Glendale's congressional delegation.

At the state legislature, we carefully review each bill introduced to determine its impact on the city. Those bills that have an impact on Glendale are presented to the Glendale city council for their policy direction. Once council has provided its policy direction, we meet with state legislators to explain Glendale’s position.

Glendale State Legislators

The city of Glendale is comprised of six state legislative districts:

• District 4
• District 9
• District 10
• District 12
• District 13
• District 14

Each district elects two members to the State House of Representatives and one member to the State Senate. Elections are held every two years.

Below is a listing of Glendale's State Legislators:

Jack Harper, Senator District 4 Republican (602) 926-4178	Tom Boone, Representative District 4 Republican (602) 926-3297	Judy Burges, Representative District 4 Republican (602) 926-5861
Bob Burns, Senate President District 9 Republican (602) 926-5993	Debbie Lesko, Representative District 9 Republican (602) 926-5413	Rick Murphy, Representative District 9 Republican (602) 926-3255
Linda Gray, Senator District 10 Republican (602) 926-3376	Jim Weiers, Representative District 10 Republican (602) 926-4173	Doug Quelland, Representative District 10 Republican (602) 926-3024
John Nelson, Senator District 12 Republican (602) 926-5872	Steve Montenegro, Representative District 12 Republican (602) 926-5955	Jerry Weiers, Representative District 12 Republican (602) 926-5894
Richard Miranda, Senator District 13 Democrat (602) 926-5911	Anna Tovar, Representative District 13 Democrat (602) 926-3392	Martha Garcia, Representative District 13 Democrat (602) 926-5830
Debbie McCune-Davis, Senator District 14 Democrat (602) 926-4485	Robert Meza, Representative District 14 Democrat (602) 926-3425	Chad Campbell, Representative District 14 Democrat (602) 926-3026