Does Not Support Boys in Girls Sports
Aaron believes boys should not be participating in girls' sports.
Political attacks can say almost anything.
Aaron Lieberman's record and positions are public. On girls' sports, border security, serious crimes, taxes, and teacher pay, you can review the record for yourself.
The record is public ↓Five claims. The record underneath each one. No anonymous attack signs. No spin. Just the facts.
Aaron believes boys should not be participating in girls' sports.
Voted for border-county sheriff funding, cameras, and equipment.
Voted for longer sentences for child sex trafficking, including natural life for repeat offenders.
Voted for tax relief affecting families, small businesses, housing, and savings.
Voted to direct education funding toward teacher pay, retention, and recruitment.
Each linked bill below goes directly to the Arizona Legislature so voters can review the underlying record themselves.
The one vote that ever took place during Aaron's time in the State House was a bill that would have allowed rival parents on sports teams to demand that school staff check the gender of kids on the opposing team. The Republican-led Arizona State Senate refused to vote on the bill, and the bill died in the Senate.
$1.1 million through the Department of Public Safety to the Cochise, Pima, Santa Cruz and Yuma sheriffs for border cameras and equipment.
$1.1 million through the Department of Public Safety to border-county sheriffs for cameras and equipment.
Criminal-justice budget legislation that included border-security money for Arizona border-county sheriffs.
Longer sentences for child sex trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation of a minor, including natural life for repeat offenders.
Removed the statute of limitations for child sex trafficking.
Made escape from an adult prison a higher-class felony, with consecutive sentences.
Made failure by a health professional to report sexual abuse of a vulnerable adult a class 6 felony.
Added manslaughter liability for encouraging a minor's suicide.
Made certain animal-cruelty offenses a class 5 felony.
Created a felony offense for abducting a child from state custody.
Expanded tax benefits for 529 college-savings accounts and added a tax benefit for ABLE disability-savings accounts.
Allowed small businesses to pay Arizona income tax at the business level, creating relief related to the federal state-and-local-tax deduction cap.
Created a property-tax exemption affecting qualifying low-income housing.
Lowered property-tax valuations for qualifying low-income housing.
Extended certain renewable-energy tax credits.
Exempted streaming services from certain city transaction-privilege taxes.
Allowed schools to use Classroom Site Fund money from the Prop 301 education sales tax for teacher base pay and performance pay.
Restructured Prop 301 funding so 70% went to the Classroom Site Fund, which supports teacher compensation.
Created a teacher-retention pilot program.
Expanded the Arizona Teachers Academy.
Changed and continued elements of the Arizona Teachers Academy program.
Funded a high-quality-teacher pilot program.
Don't take an attack ad's word for it. Read the legislation, check the voting record, and get the facts about Aaron Lieberman.