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Michelle Ugenti-Rita,
Doesn’t share our values,
Not right for Arizona.
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HB2620
Governor Jan Brewer voted YES on HB2620 to protect your medical and personal information.
Michelle Ugenti-Rita voted NO.
She was one of nine votes against the bill, voting against Republican Governor Brewer.
Since this legislation was passed, your medical records are not available to be shared without the consent of the paitent. This bill also prevents healthcare companies from selling individual health information.
“Arizona women want equal pay for equal work,” Hannley told fellow lawmakers. “Let’s make history. There is no time limit on equality.
But Majority Leader John Allen, R-Scottsdale, intervened to prevent a vote on Powers Hannley’s motion. His motion to recess the chamber for the day passed 32-25, along party lines.
Absent from Tuesday’s vote were two female Republican lawmakers who voted for the ERA in 2017: Rep. Michelle Ugenti-Rita, of Scottsdale…”
Cheat
“Republican Rep. Michelle Ugenti is citing her legislative privilege in an attempt to block a subpoena to obtain her text messages in what is becoming a contentious divorce battle with her husband, Frank Ugenti.”
“According to court documents filed by the legislator’s attorney, the husband is seeking several months of Ugenti’s text messages because he believes she is having an affair with an unnamed co-worker at the Arizona House of Representatives.”
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“Ugenti and her husband, Frank, have been married nine years and have three young children. Ugenti filed for divorce in late March. In late May, her husband’s attorney issued a subpoena to Verizon for her texts.”
“The wife believes the text messages are irrelevant and parties here have already agreed to relevant issues that may be contained in the text messages,” Ugenti’s attorney David Rose wrote in court filings.”
“Arizona women want equal pay for equal work,” Hannley told fellow lawmakers. “Let’s make history. There is no time limit on equality.
But Majority Leader John Allen, R-Scottsdale, intervened to prevent a vote on Powers Hannley’s motion. His motion to recess the chamber for the day passed 32-25, along party lines.
Absent from Tuesday’s vote were two female Republican lawmakers who voted for the ERA in 2017: Rep. Michelle Ugenti-Rita, of Scottsdale…”
Why?
Why was Michelle Ugenti-Rita one of six votes against legislation that created an organization to review Opioid prescriptions?
Governor Ducey voted YES.
Michelle Ugenti-Rita voted NO.
Blue Lives Matter was a bill that protected our Police Force. The bill had strong support from Police Associations and every Republican voted for the bill EXCEPT Michelle Ugenti-Rita.
Why would she side with the ACLU and Democrats on this bill?
Governor Ducey voted YES
Michelle Ugenit-Rita voted NO