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Ballotpedia, Brian Morris

Brian is from Phoenix, where he attended Moon Valley High School. He studied at Glendale Community College. He is married to Jessika Tracy, with whom he has a newborn son. He also has three adult daughters.

Brian is the owner of We Fix Ugly Pools. 

Brian Morris ran for State Representative for Arizona Legislative District 27 in 2022, but did not win. 

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Supports tax relief and reduced regulations for small businesses and home-based startups. Plans to defend self-employment opportunities.

Supports tax relief and reduced regulations for small businesses and home-based startups. 

Believes small businesses are crucial to the community and supports efforts to attract and encourage them to strengthen the Arizona economy.

Aims to lower the costs of living and housing.

- Supports tax relief and reduced regulations for small businesses and home-based startups. 
- Believes small businesses are crucial to the community and supports efforts to attract and encourage them to strengthen the Arizona economy.
- Aims to lower the costs of living and housing.

Economy

Believes addressing police officer shortages, delayed response times, and low morale is crucial to preventing rising crime. Plans to use legislative power to make impactful changes for law enforcement and community safety.

Believes addressing police officer shortages, delayed response times, and low morale is crucial to preventing rising crime.

Believes human and drug trafficking in Arizona has reached "horrifying levels" and supports collaboration with municipal and tribal governments to address the crisis and invest in first responders.

Believes in the right to bear arms and plans to "work tirelessly to protect it."

Supports comprehensive solutions to homelessness, addressing both immediate relief and root causes, while also revitalizing neighborhoods to enhance public safety and community vibrancy.

Supports comprehensive solutions to homelessness to both provide immediate relief and address the root causes. Believes that there are significant negative impacts of methadone clinics which must be addressed while still providing support to homeless people. 

Supports policies to strengthen border control, including opening closed checkpoints and investing in collaborative efforts with municipal and tribal governments.

- Believes addressing police officer shortages, delayed response times, and low morale is crucial to preventing rising crime.
- Believes human and drug trafficking in Arizona has reached "horrifying levels" and supports collaboration with municipal and tribal governments to address the crisis and invest in first responders.
- Opposes gun control. 
- Supports comprehensive solutions to homelessness to both provide immediate relief and address the root causes. Believes that there are significant negative impacts of methadone clinics which must be addressed while still providing support to homeless people. 
- Supports policies to strengthen border control, including opening closed checkpoints and investing in collaborative efforts with municipal and tribal governments.

Public Safety

Believes veterans deserve comprehensive physical and mental health care. Supports addressing veteran homelessness and high suicide rates with individualized policies.

- Believes veterans deserve comprehensive physical and mental health care. Supports addressing veteran homelessness and high suicide rates with individualized policies.

Healthcare

Believes the Glendale Union High School District has declined in performance over several decades. Opposes the inclusion of "politically-charged curricula" in public schools.

Opposes the inclusion of "politically-charged curricula" in public schools.

Supports Arizona’s ESA program, allowing families to choose any school type regardless of zip code or income. Opposes efforts to create a "monolithic education entity" that limits choice.

Supports Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account program.

- Opposes the inclusion of "politically-charged curricula" in public schools.
- Supports Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account program.

Education

Believes his expertise in water conservation is crucial for addressing Arizona's water scarcity. Plans to prioritize policies that protect Arizona’s water resources from depletion and exploitation.

Plans to prioritize policies that protect Arizona’s water resources from depletion and exploitation.

Believes foreign entities exploit Arizona's groundwater for alfalfa farming and supports banning foreign farmland ownership, similar to Arkansas's policy.

Believes foreign entities exploit Arizona's groundwater for alfalfa farming and supports banning foreign farmland ownership.

- Plans to prioritize policies that protect Arizona’s water resources from depletion and exploitation.
- Believes foreign entities exploit Arizona's groundwater for alfalfa farming and supports banning foreign farmland ownership.

Energy & the Environment

Believes in enhancing transparency in the election process and supports reforms to ensure election outcomes are unquestioned.

- Believes in enhancing transparency in the election process and supports reforms to ensure election outcomes are unquestioned.
- Opposes ranked choice voting.

Voting & Elections

Endorsed by the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association, the Glendale Law Enforcement Association, the Peoria Police Officers Association, and the Arizona Police Association.

Endorsed by Peoria mayor Jason Beck and Peoria school board member Heather Rooks.

- Endorsed by the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association, the Glendale Law Enforcement Association, the Peoria Police Officers Association, and the Arizona Police Association.
- Endorsed by Peoria mayor Jason Beck and Peoria school board member Heather Rooks.

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Brian Morris

Brian Morris is from Phoenix, where he attended Moon Valley High School. He studied at Glendale Community College. He is married to Jessika Tracy, with whom he has a newborn son. He also has three adult daughters.

Brian ran for State Representative for Arizona Legislative District 27 in 2022, but did not win. 

Believes "Bidenomics and a devastating housing market" have harmed the community and supports fighting corporate takeovers of single-family homes while encouraging competition in all industries.

Believes in opposing "Governor Hobbs’ anti-business agenda" and supports expanding economic opportunity for Arizona.

Believes in fostering economic growth by supporting job creation, entrepreneurship, and community development.

Believes voters should be residents of Arizona and the county listed on their registration.

Brian Morris was raised in the LD27 District, where he attended Sweetwater Elementary and Moon Valley High Schools. The family home he grew up in is located off 48th Avenue and Cactus and has been in his family for nearly 50 years. Details about his current living situation, church attendance, or family are not provided.

As of July 1, 2024, Brian Morris’s website did not contain information on this issue.

The candidate's website says, "ENDORSED BY PHOENIX, PEORIA, AND GLENDALE POLICE"

The candidate's website says, "You have been convicted of a felony and have not yet had your civil rights restored. For a first-time felony conviction, civil rights are automatically restored upon completion of a person’s sentence and payment of any restitution."

- 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.