The Trump administration is abandoning decades of evidence-based policy. This reversal will push thousands of our most vulnerable — including seniors and people with disabilities — back onto the streets.

From his support for Tempe's Town Lake and its light rail system to the senior center that bears his name, Dennis's work will live on in the community he helped build.

You can find his full obituary here:

In honor of #VeteransDay, I sat down with veterans serving on my Veterans Advisory Board to hear their stories of service and sacrifice.

You can watch our conversations below or on YouTube.

I want the government reopened, but not at the expense of families who are already stretched too thin.

Any agreement to reopen the government should lower costs, protect health care, and support our communities back home.

That’s the deal I’m fighting for.

Our veterans shouldn’t have to fight bureaucracy to get the care they were promised.

I joined @wassermanschultz.house.gov’s amendment to restore cut VA funding so no veteran is left paying out of pocket for the care they deserve.

Trump’s tariffs are hidden taxes on Arizona families and small businesses. They drive up prices on food, construction materials, and household goods.

I’m supporting @replindasanchez.bsky.social‘s amendment to roll back Trump’s tariffs to give people real relief from rising costs.

SNAP is also at risk thanks to Republicans’ so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which will kick millions of kids, seniors, and veterans off the program.

I’ve joined @houlahan.house.gov’s amendment to undo their long-term plans to gut SNAP and increase costs for working-class Americans.

When government shuts down, families pay the price — literally. Missed paychecks. Lost benefits. Higher costs.

I joined @repjahanahayes.bsky.social’ amendment to ensure SNAP benefits keep flowing so families can afford groceries even when government funding runs out.

Health care is one of the biggest costs for working families. When premiums rise, everything else is harder to afford.

That’s why I’m backing an amendment that would extend Affordable Care Act savings for three more years — keeping coverage affordable for millions of families.

The Lower Basin has done our part, offering a framework where cuts are automatic, predictable, and shared.

The question now is whether the Upper Basin states will meet us halfway, or whether they'll continue pretending the river can deliver water it simply doesn't have.

Any proposal that doesn’t require every basin state to share in conservation is pure fantasy.

Meanwhile, the president hasn’t even put forward a new nominee to lead the Bureau of Reclamation after yanking the last one over Upper Basin objections.

We are running out of time.