Stacey was born in Athens, Greece, to a U.S. military father and a Greek mother. She earned a bachelor's degree in Geosciences from the University of Arizona in Tucson. Stacey furthered her education with postgraduate study at Oxford University in England. She is married to John, a small business owner, and together they have a family.

Most recently, Stacey worked for the Pacific Branch of the National Home for Disabled Veteran Soldiers. She previously worked as a radio producer for the BBC. She is a United States Army veteran who served as a Russian Intelligence Interceptor. 

Anastasia 'Stacey' Travers is currently serving as in the Arizona State House representing District 12. She was elected in 2022 and is serving her first term.

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Supports fair wages, safe working conditions, workforce development programs, small business owners, and creating more clean energy jobs.

Supports unions, fair wages, safe working conditions, workforce development programs, small business owners, and creating more clean energy jobs.

Believes in creating a stronger economy by being smart with the budget and addressing government corruption. Supports examining corporation tax credits, closing loopholes, and reducing wasteful spending.

Supports examining corporation tax credits, closing loopholes, and reducing wasteful spending.

Believes in the "right to earn a fair and equal wage." Supports fair labor practices, equitable trade policies, and reasonable regulations to foster small business growth.

- Supports unions, fair wages, safe working conditions, workforce development programs, small business owners, and creating more clean energy jobs.
- Supports examining corporation tax credits, closing loopholes, and reducing wasteful spending.
- Believes in the "right to earn a fair and equal wage." Supports fair labor practices, equitable trade policies, and reasonable regulations to foster small business growth.

Economy

Believes "our 2nd amendment rights are not diminished" by enacting safer gun laws to protect families and communities. Supports efforts to eliminate "lockdown drills" in schools by addressing the threat to children.

Supports gun control, believing that "our 2nd amendment rights are not diminished" by enacting safer gun laws to protect families and communities.

Believes in protecting the community's most vulnerable by eliminating predatory scam/spam calls and removing barriers to access services. Plans to implement more guardrails to support those in need.

Aims to implement more guardrails to prevent predatory scam/spam calls and remove barriers to access services. 

- Supports gun control, believing that "our 2nd amendment rights are not diminished" by enacting safer gun laws to protect families and communities.
- Aims to implement more guardrails to prevent predatory scam/spam calls and remove barriers to access services. 

Public Safety

Believes Arizona must prioritize healthcare policy and improve pandemic response. Plans to make healthcare accessible to all and address the misuse of funds in the state administration.

Plans to make healthcare accessible to all and address the misuse of funds in the state administration.

Believes women should make their own healthcare and family planning decisions without government intervention. Supports the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.

The candidate's website says, "HB2676 Abortion reporting; repeal"

The candidate's website says, "We must maintain and expand services and programs for veterans here in Arizona. They deserve expanded access to quality healthcare, affordable housing, and civilian employment. Veterans are confronted with a difficult transition back into civilian life and they suffer an unacceptable amount of homelessness and high suicide rates."

Supports maintaining and expanding services and programs for veterans in Arizona, including expanded access to quality healthcare, affordable housing, and civilian employment.

- Plans to make healthcare accessible to all and address the misuse of funds in the state administration.
- Believes women should make their own healthcare and family planning decisions without government intervention. Supports the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.
- Supports abortion. 
- Supports maintaining and expanding services and programs for veterans in Arizona, including expanded access to quality healthcare, affordable housing, and civilian employment.

Healthcare

Believes in equal access to quality, funded education for all Arizona children. Supports both college and alternative career preparation programs, including apprenticeships, to create a skilled workforce.

Supports both college and alternative career preparation programs, including apprenticeships, to create a skilled workforce.

The candidate's website says, "Fund Arizona K-12 schools"

Supports increasing funding for Arizona K-12 schools. 

- Supports both college and alternative career preparation programs, including apprenticeships, to create a skilled workforce.
- Supports increasing funding for Arizona K-12 schools. 

Education

Believes in aggressive water management, investing in renewable energy, and creating jobs for a sustainable environment. Plans to improve air and water quality at the state level to enhance the quality of life for everyone.

Believes in aggressive water and air quality management.

Supports investing in "clean, renewable energy."

- Believes in aggressive water and air quality management.
- Supports investing in "clean, renewable energy."

Energy & the Environment

Believes every eligible voter has the right to participate in free and fair elections. Supports uncovering and stopping efforts to prevent citizens from voting and protecting accessible voting opportunities.

Believes every eligible voter has the right to participate in free and fair elections. Opposes efforts to prevent citizens from voting and protecting accessible voting opportunities.

Believes voters should rely on trusted officials and organizations to make informed voting decisions.

- Believes every eligible voter has the right to participate in free and fair elections. Opposes efforts to prevent citizens from voting and protecting accessible voting opportunities.
- Believes voters should rely on trusted officials and organizations to make informed voting decisions.

Voting & Elections

Endorsed by the Communication Workers of America Arizona State Council, Arizona List, 3.14 Action Fund, Vote Vets, New Politics, Moms Demand Action, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Arizona Technology Council, Climate Cabinet, Our Voice Our Vote, Equality Arizona, AEA Fund for Public Education, Arizona Nurses Association, Emily's List, American Youth 4 Climate Action & Sustainability, National Organization for Women, Progressive Turnout Project, and Professional Firefighters of Arizona.

Endorsed by vice president of the Tempe Union High School District Armando Montero, mayor of Tempe Corey Woods, Tempe council member Randy Keating, Tempe council member Joel Navarro, vice mayor of Tempe Jennifer Adams, former Tempe council member Lauren Kuby, Tempe city council member Beretta Hodge, and Phoenix council member Yassamin Ansari.

- Endorsed by the Communication Workers of America Arizona State Council, Arizona List, 3.14 Action Fund, Vote Vets, New Politics, Moms Demand Action, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Arizona Technology Council, Climate Cabinet, Our Voice Our Vote, Equality Arizona, AEA Fund for Public Education, Arizona Nurses Association, Emily's List, American Youth 4 Climate Action & Sustainability, National Organization for Women, Progressive Turnout Project, and Professional Firefighters of Arizona.
- Endorsed by vice president of the Tempe Union High School District Armando Montero, mayor of Tempe Corey Woods, Tempe council member Randy Keating, Tempe council member Joel Navarro, vice mayor of Tempe Jennifer Adams, former Tempe council member Lauren Kuby, Tempe city council member Beretta Hodge, and Phoenix council member Yassamin Ansari.

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- Your state representatives represent the interests of your local district in the Arizona State House of Representatives. The State House of Representatives, along with the State Senate, makes up the state lawmaking body: the Arizona Legislature.
- Your state representatives can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws.
- Arizona has 30 districts, and each district is represented by two State Representatives, making a total of 60 State Representatives.
- State Representatives are elected to two-year terms. They are paid a yearly salary of $24,000. They only serve in the role part-time.