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Nick Kupper

Air Force kicking out master sergeant over COVID vaccine after 19-year career

Nickolas is originally from the Pacific Northwest. He earned an associate's degree from the Community College of the Air Force. He lives with his wife, Crystal, and their 4 children in the greater Phoenix, Arizona area.

Nickolas is currently a paralegal at Military Backpay LLC. He served as a director of operations in the U.S. Air Force for 20 years.

Nickolas Kupper's campaign for state representative of District 25 is his first run for public office.

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Believes the economy is in disarray and criticizes the government for excessive spending. Said, "In my lifetime alone American’s average annual income has increased 288% while our average taxes have increased a staggering 424%."

Believes the economy is in disarray and criticizes the government for excessive spending.

- Believes the economy is in disarray and criticizes the government for excessive spending.

Economy

Believes the right to protect oneself, property, and country is fundamental and plans to oppose any legislation infringing on the right to keep and bear arms.

Believes Arizona has strong Second Amendment laws as a constitutional carry state. Supports the right of the people to keep and bear arms, stating it "shall not be infringed."

Public Safety

Believes "every life is precious" and supports empowering mothers in crisis to choose life. Opposes elective abortions and believes current laws are insufficient to prevent them.

Believes addressing the reasons behind elective abortions is essential to protect life. Supports comprehensive solutions so women do not feel pressured to end pregnancies.

Supports policies that would address factors that contribute to abortions.

Believes every life has value, opposing abortion even in cases of severe disabilities.

- Opposes abortion.
- Supports policies that would address factors that contribute to abortions.
- Opposes vaccine mandates.

Healthcare

Believes Arizona's education system needs "dramatic corrections" due to underfunding and poor fund allocation. Said, "Arizona spends the fourth lowest amount on education as a percentage of taxpayer income," resulting in low student success and teacher pay.

Believes Arizona is a great place for education but opposes the current administration’s attacks on ESA and the legislature’s failure to fund school programs properly.

Supports the Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account program.

Believes in cutting waste and misappropriation of education funds, reducing reliance on federal dollars with "woke strings attached," and increasing teacher salaries and per pupil spending to competitive levels. Said, "We owe it to our children to give them the best chance at a successful life."

- Supports increasing education funding.
- Supports the Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account program.

Education

Believes living in a desert presents unique challenges, especially regarding water rights. Supports managing water use effectively to accommodate Arizona's growing population.

Opposes limiting water consumption for agricultural applications.

- Opposes limiting water consumption for agricultural applications.

Energy & the Environment

Believes trust in the election process is crucial and warns that losing it could jeopardize the republic. Quotes Benjamin Franklin, saying, “a republic, if you can keep it.”

Said, "As we have seen over the past few elections, trust in our election process is at an all-time low. This decrease is unacceptable. As Benjamin Franklin said, we have 'a republic, if you can keep it.' If we lose trust and control of our elections, then we will lose our republic."

- Said, "As we have seen over the past few elections, trust in our election process is at an all-time low. This decrease is unacceptable. As Benjamin Franklin said, we have 'a republic, if you can keep it.' If we lose trust and control of our elections, then we will lose our republic."

Voting & Elections

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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.