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Ylenia Aguilar

DEMOCRAT

Ylenia Aguilar is running for Arizona Corporation Commissioner, Democratic Primary.

Personal background

Ylenia is originally from Mexico but has been a resident of Arizona for 32 years. She has a bachelors degree in Latin American studies from the University of Arizona. Ylenia has two sons.

Professional background

Ylenia is a Member of Water Positive and the Business Development Manager at Gybe. She was previously the Business Development Manager of Arizona Communities for SOURCE Global, the Vice President of Strategies 360, and the owner of Ylenia Aguilar Interpreting Services.

Political background

Ylenia Aguilar has served as a Governing Board Member in the Osborn School District and has been a member of the Central Arizona Water Conservation District. She has also held the position of trustee on the Vitalyst Health Foundation Board. Previously, she was a Commissioner at the California Public Utilities Commission.

Small Businesses

Aims to focus on consumer protection measures.

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Utility Costs

Supports access to affordable and clean drinking water and affordable and reliable electricity.

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Energy & the Environment

Believes in transitioning to renewable energy sources to address climate change and protect the environment.

Supports expanding the availability of rooftop solar for both residential and commercial use.

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Endorsements

Endorsed by Arizona state representatives Cesar Aguilar, Lorena Austin, Seth Blattman, Sarah Liguori, Analise Ortiz, Mariana Sandoval, and Betty Villegas as well as former representative Jennifer Langdon.

Endorsed by Arizona state senators Lela Alston and Anna Hernandez as well as former state senator Raquel Teran.

Endorsed by Martha Gonzalez of Somerton City Council, Adelita Grijalva of the Pima County Board of Supervisors, Mayor of Somerton Gerardo Anaya, Mayor of Nogales Jorge Maldonado, Esther Melendez-Lopez of Nogales City Council, Martin Porchas of the Yuma County Board of Supervisors, Anna Tovar of the Arizona Corporation Commission, Mayor of El Mirage Alexis Hermosillo, Mayor of Tempe Corey Woods, and Former Commissioner at the California Public Utilities Commission Martha Guzman Aceves.

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