Rita Dickinson
| Rita Dickinson | |
| Candidate for | |
| Arizona State Senate, District 11 | |
| Party | Democratic |
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Dickinson has served as a State Democratic Committee Member and Precinct Committee Member for Legislative District 11. In 1988, she was a member of the Madison Elementary School Board. She then served as President of the Madison Elementary School Board from 1990 to 1991.
Dickinson earned her BS in Education/Special Education and Music Education from Northern Arizona University in 1972. She went on to receive her MEd in Special Education from Northern Arizona University in 1973.
Dickinson has worked in the following positions: Special Needs Preschool Teacher, Special Education Coordinator, National Consultant and Sales Representative, Instructor for the Rio Salado Community College, Co-Author/Photographer for Creatures and Features of the Zoo, Creatures and Features of the Seashore, and Creatures and Features of the Desert, and Owner/President of A.M. Publications. She is currently employed as Program Specialist for the Early Childhood Special Education Unit of the Department of Education for the State of Arizona.
Elections
2010
- See also: Arizona State Senate elections, 2010
Dickinson was uncontested in the August 24 primary. She was defeated by Republican Adam Driggs in the November 2 general election.[1]
| Arizona State Senate, District 11 General Election (2010) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Candidates | Votes | |||
 Adam Driggs (R)
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37,458 | |||
| Rita Dickinson (D) | 26,916 | |||
Campaign themes
Dickinson's website lists the following issue:
- Protecting middle-class families and kids
- Excerpt: "To get Arizona on the right track, I support making cuts to wasteful, non-essential services, closing tax loopholes and using federal stimulus dollars."[2]
External links
- Rita Dickinson's campaign website
- Project Vote Smart Biography
- Full list of candidates filed for the Arizona primary
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