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Pedro is from Santa Ana, California. He lives in Phoenix with his wife, Alessandra. 

Pedro works as a Director of Operations at Field+Media Corps. He also owns Juntos Arizona Solutions LLC. He previously worked as an organizing program director at the League of Conservation Voters. 

Pedro A. Lopez previously served as a member of the Cartwright Elementary School District. He was elected to this position in 2018 and served for one full term before leaving office in 2023. He ran for state representative in State House District 24 in 2022, but did not win. 

Supports President Biden's manufacturing plan, saying state manufacturing is "thriving" as a result.

- Supports President Biden's manufacturing plan, saying state manufacturing is "thriving" as a result.

Judicial Administration

Wants to address "the illicit flood of flavored vapes.", saying data shows a "2188% increase in...vape use among high school students since 2019."

Believes Congress should ensure "businesses pay their fair share..."

- Wants to address "the illicit flood of flavored vapes.", saying data shows a "2188% increase in...vape use among high school students since 2019."
- Believes Congress should ensure "businesses pay their fair share..."

Criminal Justice

As of June 27, 2024, Pedro A. Lopez did not have a website or any information online.

Endorsements

Pedro A. Lopez

- Most justice of the peace precincts have an elected constable, who serves court papers in civil court cases and makes arrests throughout the county. 
- Constables are responsible for helping carry out the state's laws and keep the peace within the county. They attend the local Justice Court. 
- Constables may collect money that people owe to the court system, conduct evictions, and serve protective orders. 
- County constables are elected in partisan elections to four-year terms. One constable is elected per district, and the districts are the same as the justice of the peace districts. 