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Ed Pastor, Democrat

Current office: U.S. House

Birth place: Claypool, AZ (06/28/1943)
Home city: Phoenix, AZ

Education: JD, Arizona State University, 1974 BA, Chemistry, Arizona State University, 1966.

Profession: Staff Member, Governor Raul Castro's Office Deputy Director, Guadalupe Organization, Incorporated Chemistry Teacher, North High School.

Political: Representative, United States House of Representatives, 1991-present Elected Supervisor, Board of Supervisors, Maricopa County, 1976-1991.

Membership: Former Chair/Former Secretary-Treasurer/Member, Congressional Hispanic Caucus, 1997 Member, Arts Caucus Member, Biotechnology Caucus Border Caucus Member, Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus Member, Congressional Bike Caucus Member, Congressional Caucus on Women's Issues Member, Congressional Children's Caucus Member, Congressional Progressive Caucus Leadership Advisory Group, Democratic Party Democratic Steering and Policy Committee Executive Board, Democratic Study Group Member, Human Rights Caucus Minor League Baseball Caucus Port Security Caucus Sportsmen's Caucus Member, Travel and Tourism Caucus Member, United States Capitol Preservation Commission. Former Director at Large, Alumni Association, Arizona State University Former Board of Directors, Arizona Joint Partnership Training Council Advisory Council, Arizona Trail Association Former Advisory Member, Boys and Girls Club of Metropolitan Phoenix Former Board of Directors, Chicanos Por La Casa Former Board of Directors, Friendly House Board Member, Kids Voting Arizona Former Founding Board Member, Los Diablos Alumni Association, Arizona State University Honorary Advisory Board, Millenium Arts Center Incorporated President, Board of Directors, National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials Former Board of Directors, National Conference of Christians and Jews Former Board of Directors/Former Chair, National Council of La Raza Advisory Board, Alumni Association, National Job Corps Honorary Advisory Board, National Student Leadership Foundation Board of Directors, Neighborhood Housings Services of America Former Board of Directors, Phoenix Economic Growth Corporation Phoenix Town Hall Former Board of Directors, Sun Angel Foundation Honorary Director, Timber Trails Children's Project Incorporated Former Vice President, Valley of the Sun United Way.

First elected: 09/24/1991
Last elected: 11/04/2008
Next election: 2008

Family: Wife: Verma Mendez; 2 Children: Yvonne, Laura.


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McCain assails U.S. Cabinet pressure on Brewer

Arizona Republic 7.16.09 12:00 AM | Sen. John McCain blasted Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood on Wednesday for applying "inappropriate" pressure on Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer over stimulus spending.
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3 Ariz. Dems targeted by GOP in 2010 House races

Arizona Republic 7.9.09 12:00 AM | The congressional battle could be a fierce one.
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Councilman tells Ahwatukee to prepare for freeway

Arizona Republic 6.27.09 6:20 PM | DiCiccio: Get ready for a 10-lane extension of Loop 202 -along Ahwatukee's southern border.
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Climate bill Pelosi's biggest triumph yet

The Hill 6.26.09 2:18 PM | 219-212: The House on Friday passed a climate-change bill that handed Nancy Pelosi one of the biggest victories of her...
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Arizona Daily Star 6.21.09 12:00 AM | WASHINGTON — Here's how Arizona members of Congress voted in the week ending June 19.
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War-funding bill, with add-ons, OK'd after partisan tussle

Arizona Daily Star 6.17.09 12:00 AM | WASHINGTON — War-funding legislation survived a fierce partisan battle in the House on Tuesday, a major step in providing commanders in Iraq and Afghanistan the money they would need for military...
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Arizona politicians mum on Coyotes move

Arizona Republic 6.6.09 8:00 AM | U.S. senators in New York have been rallying for the Phoenix Coyotes to stay in Glendale.
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Key spending bill is handed off to Rep. Pastor

Arizona Daily Star 6.3.09 12:00 AM | WASHINGTON — Rep. Pete Visclosky, the chairman of a powerful House appropriations subcommittee, said Tuesday that he is handing off control of a key spending bill to Arizona's Ed Pastor.
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Arizona Daily Star 5.24.09 12:00 AM | WASHINGTON — Here's how area members of Congress voted last week.
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Arizona Daily Star 5.17.09 12:00 AM | WASHINGTON — Here's how area members of Congress voted last week.
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