Jeremy Spreitzer was born in Phoenix, Arizona. Spreitzer earned a high school diploma from Centennial High School and a bachelor's degree from Park University in 1998. His career experience includes working as a firefighter, EMT, public school teacher, and CEO of a healthcare navigation firm. Spreitzer has served as a union member of the International Association of Fire Fighters, Professional Fire Fighters of Arizona, and United East Valley Firefighters Association.[1][2][3]
Jeremy Spreitzer completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey in 2024. The survey questions appear in bold and are followed by Spreitzer's responses. Candidates are asked three required questions for this survey, but they may answer additional optional questions as well.
Having been raised in the LD-28 and with four generations of Arizonans in my family, my bond with this neighborhood is deeply rooted. After completing my college education, my wife and I made the decision to come back and raise our family here. I believe a Representative is supposed to listen to the constituents of the neighborhood, and their focus should be on the district, not just their political affiliations. My dedication to Arizona is unwavering, and I am eager to serve our 8th Congressional Neighborhood! FAMILY In serving the community, he learned the importance of having his family as his core and how they bring him balance with love and this is a driving force to helping others. SERVANT LEADER Out of college Jeremy became a Public Servant. First as a public school teacher and that is where he found his calling as a FireFighter. Jeremy is in his 25th year of public service and has learned first hand what the Neighborhood needs. GROWING UP IN ARIZONA Jeremy was born in Phoenix and raised in Northwest Maricopa County (Peoria). He is 8th generation public servant, 2nd generation Arizonan and an identical twin. THE NEIGHBORHOOD In Northwest Maricopa County (Peoria) the neighborhood looked different from what it once did 40 years ago but the values have always been the same.
Jeremy Spreitzer: A Dedicated Public Servant Ready to Fight for Arizona's Future
Jeremy Spreitzer, a 19-year firefighter and former public school teacher with experience, is a Democrat candidate running for Arizona Senate LD 28. As a dedicated public servant, Jeremy is committed to representing the needs and aspirations of the people of Arizona. With his extensive background in public service and education, Jeremy understands the challenges faced by our communities and is determined to bring about positive and meaningful change. His passion for serving others, combined with his knowledge and experience, make him the ideal candidate to tackle the pressing issues that affect Arizonans every day. Jeremy Spreitzer is ready to fight for AZ.
Putting People First: Jeremy Spreitzer's Commitment to Arizona's Families and Communities.
Jeremy Spreitzer, as a Democrat candidate for Arizona Senate LD 28, is deeply committed to putting people first. He understands that the heart of a thriving community lies in the well-being and prosperity of its residents. Jeremy is dedicated to fighting for policies that prioritize affordable healthcare, quality education, and economic opportunities for all Arizonans. He believes in investing in our public schools to provide our children with the best education possible, as well as supporting small businesses and working families to create sustainable economic growth. Jeremy Spreitzer's unwavering commitment to Arizona's families and communities se
Protecting Our Borders and Honoring Our Veterans: Jeremy Spreitzer's Commitment to Arizona's Security and Service.
Jeremy Spreitzer recognizes the importance of protecting our borders and ensuring the safety and security of Arizona's communities. As a Democrat candidate for Arizona Senate LD 28, he is committed to implementing smart, effective, and humane border policies that prioritize national security while upholding our values of compassion and respect.
Jeremy also holds a deep appreciation for the sacrifices made by our veterans. He believes in honoring their service by providing them with the support and resources they need to successfully transition into civilian life. Jeremy is dedicated to expanding access to healthcare.
1. Housing: Affordable and accessible housing is crucial for stable communities. Policies addressing affordability, homelessness, and equitable access are key.
2. Education: Quality education is vital for empowerment. Policies focusing on access, reducing disparities, and supporting teachers and students are impactful.
3. Healthcare: Affordable and comprehensive healthcare is essential for well-being. Policies addressing affordability, access, and preventive care are crucial.
4.Public Safety: Supporting members requires comprehensive healthcare, mental health support, and presumptive navigators. More in their pensions.
5. Medicare and Medicaid: These programs provide vital healthcare coverage for vulnerable populations.
I would say the people that I look up to the most are my father and my mother, as they both were public servants who served their communities well with honor and the upmost of integrity. Their dedication and sacrifice is still a core value and principle within myself to also serve.
Two books that have always had me be aware and involved in my community and caring to have emotional capital in my community are listed below.
"Bowling Alone" is a book written by Robert D. Putnam that examines the decline of social capital and civic engagement in the United States. In the book, Putnam argues that there has been a significant decrease in social and community connections, as people have become more disconnected from one another and from their communities.
"The Non-Voter: Who He Is, What He Thinks" is a book written by Gordon M. Connelly in collaboration with Harry H. Field. This book explores the phenomenon of non-voters in democratic societies, examining their characteristics, motivations, and perspectives. It delves into the reasons why some individuals choose not to participate in the electoral process and provides insights into their thoughts and beliefs. The book offers a comprehensive analysis of non-voters and sheds light on their impact on the democratic system
Beyond my understanding of government in the formalities of protocols, I possess the understanding and importance of listening and the importance of tact while working toward legislation that benefits our citizens and Community.
Representation: Elected officials are responsible for representing the interests and concerns of their constituents. This involves actively listening to their needs, advocating for their rights, and making decisions that align with their best interests.
Legislation and Policy Making: Elected officials are responsible for proposing, drafting, and supporting legislation and policies that address the needs and priorities of the community. This includes conducting research, engaging in debate, and collaborating with other officials to develop and enact effective laws and policies.
Budgetary Oversight: Elected officials play a crucial role in overseeing and managing public finances. They are responsible for developing and approving budgets that allocate resources for various public services and programs. This requires careful analysis, prioritization, and transparency to ensure responsible financial management.
Constituent Services: Elected officials should provide assistance and support to their constituents. This includes addressing concerns, providing information, and connecting individuals with appropriate resources or services. They should also be accessible and responsive to the needs of the community.
Decision-Making: Elected officials are responsible for making informed decisions on a wide range of issues that affect their constituents. They should gather relevant information, seek input from experts and stakeholders, and consider the potential impacts of their decisions before taking action.
Oversight and Accountability: Elected officials have a duty to ensure transparency and accountability in government operations. This involves monitoring the implementation of laws and policies, investigating potential misconduct or corruption, and holding government agencies and officials accountable for their actions and conduct.
I desire to leave a legacy of fairness, protection, and progress for our community. By aiming to do what is expected of you while also working towards the greater good, you demonstrate a strong commitment to serving the people and ensuring their well-being.
Creating a safe and brighter future for the community involves addressing the needs and concerns of its residents. This can include initiatives to enhance public safety, improve infrastructure, promote economic growth, and provide access to quality education and healthcare. By focusing on these areas, you can contribute to the overall development and prosperity of your community.
Additionally, fairness and protection are essential values to uphold. Creating a fair and just society involves advocating for equality, inclusivity, and social justice. It means ensuring that everyone has equal opportunities and access to resources, regardless of their background or circumstances. Protecting the rights and well-being of individuals is crucial for fostering a harmonious and thriving community.
My first job I was cutting grass and doing landscaping. My twin brother and I borrowed our grandfathers lawnmowers and trimmers, and went from neighborhood to neighborhood offering services.
A true struggle has always been being underpaid in public service while our economy is in inflation or recession, and not having enough funds to survive.
I believe that the ideal relationship between the governor and state legislature should be one of collaboration, cooperation, and shared goals. Instead of viewing each other as adversaries, both the governor and the state legislature should work together as partners to serve the best interests of the state and its citizens.
In this ideal relationship, the governor and state legislature should engage in open and constructive dialogue, valuing diverse perspectives and ideas. They should actively seek common ground and find innovative solutions to address the challenges facing the state. This requires a willingness to listen, compromise, and work towards consensus, putting aside partisan differences for the greater good.
Furthermore, the governor and state legislature should have a clear understanding of their respective roles and responsibilities. The governor should provide strong leadership, setting the vision and agenda for the state, while the state legislature should exercise its legislative powers to enact laws and policies that reflect the needs and aspirations of the people.
Transparency and accountability are also essential in this relationship. Both the governor and state legislature should be accountable to the public, ensuring that their actions are transparent and aligned with the principles of good governance.
By fostering a collaborative and forward-thinking relationship between the governor and state legislature, we can create an environment where innovative ideas can flourish, and effective policies can be implemented for the betterment of the state and its residents.
I recognize the importance of border protection, water consumption, new technologies, state Medicaid, human health services, and public education, I believe that our state will face several significant challenges over the next decade. These challenges require forward-thinking and proactive solutions to ensure a prosperous and sustainable future for Arizona.
One of the greatest challenges Arizona will face is border protection. Given our proximity to the international border, it is crucial to address border security issues effectively. We must find a balance between ensuring the safety and security of our communities.
Water scarcity and consumption is another pressing challenge. As a desert state, Arizona heavily relies on water resources, and our growing population and economic development put a strain on our water supply. We need to implement innovative water management strategies, invest in water conservation technologies, and promote responsible water usage to ensure a sufficient and sustainable water supply for future generations.
In addition, we must address the challenges in state Medicaid and human health services. Access to affordable and quality healthcare is essential for the well-being of our citizens. We need to work towards improving access to healthcare services, expanding Medicaid coverage, and investing in preventive care to ensure that all Arizonans have the opportunity to live healthy and productive lives.
Furthermore, public education is a critical challenge that we must address. Providing quality education for our children is essential for their future success and the overall prosperity of our state. We need to invest in our public schools, support our teachers, and ensure that every student has access to a high-quality education that prepares them for the jobs and challenges of the future.
Yes, it is important for state legislators to have previous experience in government or politics.
My having 25 years of experience in public service, such as being a firefighter for 19 years and a public school teacher, demonstrates a deep understanding of the philosophies and inner workings of elected and appointed positions that make up the bureaucracy. This experience provides valuable insights into the legislative process, the complexities of policymaking, and the needs of public servants like firefighters and teachers. It also helps in building relationships and networks within the political sphere, which can be beneficial in advocating for the interests of constituents and effectively navigating the legislative landscape. Therefore, my extensive experience in public service makes me well-equipped to serve as a state legislator senator.
Yes, it is highly beneficial for legislators to build relationships with other legislators. Building relationships with fellow lawmakers establishes a foundation of trust, cooperation, and collaboration, which is essential for effective governance and achieving the greater good for the citizens.
Collaboration and Bipartisanship: By developing relationships across party lines, legislators can work together on common goals and find bipartisan solutions to address the needs and concerns of the citizens. Collaborative efforts often lead to more effective and balanced policies that can benefit a broader range of constituents.
Information Sharing and Learning: Building relationships with other legislators allows for the exchange of ideas, knowledge, and expertise. By engaging in conversations and discussions, legislators can learn from one another's experiences, perspectives, and best practices. This information sharing can lead to improved decision-making and the development of well-informed policies.
Coalition Building: By forming alliances and coalitions with like-minded legislators, individuals can amplify their voices, increase their influence, and have a greater impact on policy-making. Collaborating with others who share similar goals and values can help legislators build consensus and garner support for their initiatives.
Building Trust and Respect: Strong relationships among legislators foster an environment of trust, respect, and mutual understanding. Trust is crucial for effective negotiation, compromise, and the ability to work through disagreements. When legislators trust and respect one another, they are more likely to find common ground and prioritize the greater good over personal or partisan interests.
Improved Communication and Problem-Solving: Building relationships with other legislators facilitates open lines of communication, making it easier to Address challenges, resolve conflicts, and fine solutions for complex problems.
Yes, many constituents of LD 28 have approached me with their personal stories common theme has been about protecting public education, women’s healthcare and their right to choose, along with protecting their neighborhoods and creating a more affordable community at the grocery store & gas pump.
I believe this philosophical question is an important one and I can say personally the impact of emergency powers has had on our state through pandemic and also to ensure balance of government remains. The balance of government is important and no one branch is greater than the other.
Guard rails are important and I believe that judicial ruling helps with this oversight.
The first bill I plan to introduce is towards presumptive protections in the obligation that are public safety officers have access to healthcare regardless of workers cop ruling when identified as a presumptive healthcare diagnosis. This means that if a first responder were to have cancer, a Cardiac event or mental health concerns, they would be eligible to join the public safety, retirement health trust, and it be paid for by the state of Arizona. Furthermore, we would offset other cost of deductibles and co-pays.
Currently, our first responders are having to pay for their healthcare and typically are being denied their claims for healthcare protection due to job related illness.
I believe that financial transparency and government accountability are crucial pillars of a functioning democracy. Transparency in financial matters ensures that public funds are used responsibly and wisely, and that the decision-making process is open to scrutiny. This helps to prevent corruption and build trust between the government and its citizens.
Government accountability is equally important. It means that elected officials and public servants are answerable for their actions and decisions, and that they prioritize the interests of the public. Accountability ensures that those in power are held responsible for their actions, and that there are mechanisms in place to address any abuses of power or breaches of trust.
By promoting financial transparency and government accountability, we can create a system that is fair, just, and responsive to the needs of the people. It allows citizens to actively participate in the democratic process, holding their elected representatives accountable for their promises and actions. Ultimately, this leads to a more transparent and accountable government that serves the best interests of its citizens.
Yes, currently believe that ballot initiatives need to be more accessible in the process and allow referendum to be more attainable.
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Having been raised in the 8th District and with four generations of Arizonans in my family, my bond with this neighborhood is deeply rooted. After completing my college education, my wife and I made the decision to come back and raise our family here.
I believe a Representative is supposed to listen to the constituents of the neighborhood, and their focus should be on the district, not just their political affiliations.
My dedication to Arizona is unwavering, and I am eager to serve our 8th Congressional Neighborhood!
FAMILY In serving the community, he learned the importance of having his family as his core and how they bring him balance with love and this is a driving force to helping others.
SERVANT LEADER Out of college Jeremy became a Public Servant. First as a public school teacher and that is where he found his calling as a FireFighter. Jeremy is in his 23rd year of public service and has learned first hand what the Neighborhood needs.
GROWING UP IN ARIZONA Jeremy was born in Phoenix and raised in Northwest Maricopa County (Peoria). He is 8th generation public servant, 2nd generation Arizonan and an identical twin.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD In Northwest Maricopa County (Peoria) the neighborhood looked different from what it once did 40 years ago but the values have always been the same.
Having been raised in the 8th District and with four generations of Arizonans in my family, my bond with this neighborhood is deeply rooted. After completing my college education, my wife and I made the decision to come back and raise our family here.
I believe a Representative is supposed to listen to the constituents of the neighborhood, and their focus should be on the district, not just their political affiliations.
My dedication to Arizona is unwavering, and I am eager to serve our 8th Congressional Neighborhood!
FAMILY In serving the community, he learned the importance of having his family as his core and how they bring him balance with love and this is a driving force to helping others.
SERVANT LEADER Out of college Jeremy became a Public Servant. First as a public school teacher and that is where he found his calling as a FireFighter. Jeremy is in his 23rd year of public service and has learned first hand what the Neighborhood needs.
GROWING UP IN ARIZONA Jeremy was born in Phoenix and raised in Northwest Maricopa County (Peoria). He is 8th generation public servant, 2nd generation Arizonan and an identical twin.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD In Northwest Maricopa County (Peoria) the neighborhood looked different from what it once did 40 years ago but the values have always been the same.
HEALTHCARE: Advocate for updating the healthcare system to improve accessibility and transparency for all, including veterans, Indian Health Services, Medicaid, and Medicare beneficiaries.
- I believe that a woman's health decisions, including reproductive healthcare choices, are private and should be made between her and her physician. I will work to protect and uphold women's rights to access safe and legal reproductive healthcare services.
VETERANS: Advocate for improved access to healthcare for both retired and active first responders, ensuring presumptive health coverage for their specific needs.
GUN SAFETY:This is an important issue that requires comprehensive and sensible policies to protect the safety and well-being of individuals and communities.
EDUCATION:Advocate for financial aid education reform to address the predatory lending practices of student loans.
HOUSING:Address the challenges in the housing market by ensuring fair and appropriate property assessments.
WATER:Work towards the redistribution of water rights while preserving and honoring existing rights.
CLIMATE: This is a critical global issue that requires immediate and concerted action.
VOTING RIGHT: Are a fundamental as they ensure that individuals have a say in the governance and decision-making processes.
BORDER & SECURITY: Advocate for reasonable and safe border protection measures that go beyond physical barriers.
I look up to my father and mother. My Dad served the City of Glendale, AZ community for 30+ years as a city employee and now retired. He worked everyday and “Showed Up.” My work ethic comes from him. My Mom served as a public school teacher In the Pendergast School District for 32 years and retired. I can remember her dedication to our family but more importantly she worked full time, took care of us and went to her University to become a teacher. She taught me focus, drive and determination has rewards.
Presently it might have to be “Alexander Hamilton,” the musical, and "Bowling Alone" by Robert D. Putnam.
1. "Hamilton" (musical): Lin-Manuel Miranda's acclaimed musical offers a unique way to engage with Alexander Hamilton's political philosophy and his contributions to the formation of the United States. The musical explores themes such as individual ambition, the balance of power, and the importance of citizen participation in shaping a nation's destiny.
2. "Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community" by Robert D. Putnam: This book delves into the decline of social and political engagement in American society, including the decreasing rates of voter participation. Putnam examines the consequences of this decline on community involvement, trust, and democracy itself.
By combining the historical context and political ideals depicted in "Hamilton" with the analysis of societal disengagement in "Bowling Alone," you can gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and potential solutions related to citizen participation in politics. These two sources provide a thought-provoking exploration of political philosophy and the importance of fostering an engaged and connected society.
As an independent candidate for Arizona congressional district 8, who has served as a public school teacher and professional firefighter for over 23 years, I believe that certain characteristics and principles are vital for an elected official. These include:
1. Integrity: Upholding a high standard of ethics and honesty is crucial. Elected officials should demonstrate integrity in their actions, decisions, and interactions with constituents.
2. Commitment to public service: Serving the public should be the utmost priority. A genuine dedication to improving the lives of constituents and addressing their needs is essential.
3. Experience and expertise: Having a background in public education and firefighting provides a unique perspective and understanding of crucial issues. This experience equips me with insights into the challenges faced by educators, first responders, and the community as a whole.
4. Non-partisanship: As an independent candidate, I value the ability to approach issues without the constraints of party politics. Prioritizing the needs of the people over political affiliations is essential to effective representation.
5. Open-mindedness: An elected official should be receptive to different viewpoints, willing to listen to constituents, and open to collaboration across party lines. Being open-minded fosters constructive dialogue and the ability to find common ground.
6. Transparency and accountability: Ensuring that constituents are well-informed about the decision-making process and being accountable for actions and promises are crucial for building trust in government.
7. Empathy and compassion: Understanding the challenges and struggles faced by constituents is essential for effective representation. Empathy and compassion help in crafting policies that address the needs of diverse communities.
By embodying these characteristics and principles, I aim to serve the people of Arizona's congressional district 8.
1. Leadership: Effective officeholders typically exhibit strong leadership qualities, including the ability to inspire others, make informed decisions, and guide their constituents towards shared goals.
2. Communication skills: Officeholders need to be adept at articulating their ideas, engaging with diverse audiences, and effectively communicating their policies and initiatives.
3. Integrity and ethics: Trust is a crucial element in politics. Officeholders should demonstrate honesty, transparency, and ethical conduct to gain public trust and maintain credibility.
4. Problem-solving and decision-making: Successful officeholders must possess analytical skills to identify and address complex problems, make sound decisions based on evidence and expert advice, and navigate through various challenges.
5. Collaboration and consensus-building: The ability to work collaboratively with other stakeholders, build coalitions, and find common ground is essential for advancing policies and achieving meaningful change.
6. Empathy and understanding: A successful officeholder should be empathetic towards the needs and concerns of their constituents, demonstrating an understanding of diverse perspectives and a commitment to representing and serving their community.
7. Resilience and adaptability: Politics can be demanding and unpredictable. Officeholders need to be resilient in the face of challenges, adaptable to changing circumstances, and able to learn from setbacks.
When it comes to the core responsibilities of an elected U.S. Representative: representing the community without bias, hearing the needs of the constituents, and putting Arizona first, there are several key areas that can be considered:
1. Representation: Elected officials should represent the interests, values, and diverse voices of their constituents. They should actively engage with and listen to the concerns, needs, and aspirations of the community they serve.
2. Policy-making: It is the responsibility of elected officials to propose, support, and enact legislation that addresses the pressing issues and challenges faced by the community. This includes formulating policies that promote economic growth, social welfare, environmental sustainability, and public safety, among other priorities.
3. Constituent services: Elected officials should provide accessible and responsive constituent services. This involves assisting constituents with issues related to government services, navigating bureaucratic processes, and advocating for their needs and concerns.
4. Transparency and accountability: Elected officials have a duty to maintain transparency in their actions, decision-making processes, and use of public funds. They should be accountable to the community by regularly communicating their actions, attending public meetings, and being open to feedback and constructive criticism.
5. Collaboration and compromise: To effectively serve the community, elected officials should work collaboratively with other elected representatives, community leaders, and stakeholders. This includes seeking opportunities for bipartisan cooperation, finding common ground, and building consensus to address the challenges facing Arizona.
If I were someone who aspires to leave a positive legacy as an officeholder, there are several key aspects I would focus on:
1. Sustainable Development: I would prioritize policies and initiatives that promote sustainable practices, such as renewable energy adoption, conservation efforts, and environmental protection. By addressing pressing environmental challenges, I aim to leave a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable place for future generations.
2. Social Equality: I would work towards reducing inequalities by implementing policies that promote equal opportunities and access to education, healthcare, and employment. Supporting marginalized communities and ensuring fairness and inclusivity would be at the forefront of my agenda.
3. Economic Prosperity: I would strive to create an environment conducive to economic growth and innovation. Promoting small businesses, attracting investments, and fostering job creation would be key to enhancing the overall prosperity and well-being of the community.
4. Education and Empowerment: I would focus on improving education systems, providing quality education to all, and equipping individuals with the knowledge and skills needed for success in the modern world. Empowering individuals through education would be a fundamental aspect of my legacy.
5. Good Governance: I would emphasize transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct in public service. Establishing strong governance mechanisms and building trust with constituents would be essential for promoting a culture of integrity and ensuring public resources are used efficiently and effectively.
6. Community Engagement: I would actively involve the community in decision-making processes, seeking their input and feedback on issues that directly impact their lives. By fostering an environment of citizen participation, I aim to leave a legacy of active and engaged communities that have a voice in shaping their own futures.
Most impactful book for me was when I was a child. "Sounder" for its powerful portrayal of resilience, determination, and the enduring bond between humans and animals. The book offers valuable insights into the social and historical context of the time, shedding light on the experiences of African Americans and the struggles they faced.
Jack Reacher as a fictional character! Jack Reacher is known for his strong sense of justice and his willingness to take action to correct injustices. His determination to make wrongs right and protect the innocent is certainly admirable. Being able to embody those qualities and have the ability to make a difference in the world can be a powerful and fulfilling experience, even if it is within the realm of fiction.
Early in life, learning was difficult for me in its traditional forms. I faced various challenges that made it challenging to grasp concepts and keep up with my peers. However, I was fortunate to have dedicated parents, family, and teachers who recognized my struggles and advocated for my learning rights. Without their support and the protection provided by education laws, I may not have been able to overcome those obstacles and become the successful citizen I am today.
These difficulties taught me the importance of inclusive and accessible education for all individuals, regardless of their learning styles or abilities. It inspired me to work towards creating an educational system that accommodates diverse needs and ensures that every student has an equal opportunity to learn and succeed.
Reflecting on this personal struggle, I am committed to leaving a legacy that prioritizes inclusive education, supports students who face similar challenges, and advocates for educational policies that protect the rights of all learners. It is my belief that by providing equal educational opportunities to every individual, we can empower them to reach their full potential and contribute positively to society. We need to put the critical thinking and sciences at the top of our priorities for education.
The US House of Representatives possesses several qualities that make it unique as an institution. First and foremost, it represents the people of the United States by ensuring that their voices are heard in the legislative process. The House is designed to be a reflection of the country's diverse population, with its members elected directly by the citizens.
Another unique quality of the House is its focus on the principle of proportionate representation. The number of representatives from each state is determined by its population, which ensures that larger states have more representation, while still allowing smaller states to have a voice. This system promotes fairness and inclusivity.
Additionally, the House of Representatives is known for its role in initiating revenue-related legislation. All bills related to taxation and government spending must originate in the House, highlighting its crucial role in shaping the country's fiscal policies.
Furthermore, the House has the power of impeachment, which provides a mechanism for holding government officials accountable for any alleged misconduct. This power ensures a system of checks and balances, preventing any abuse of power within the executive branch.
Overall, the unique qualities of the US House of Representatives lie in its representation of the people, its focus on proportionate representation, its role in revenue-related legislation, and its power of impeachment. These qualities contribute to the strength and effectiveness of the institution in serving the needs and interests of the American people.
As a non-partisan independent candidate with limited experience as an elected official but with 23 years of government service, I understand the importance of having a diverse range of backgrounds and perspectives in our representatives. While previous experience in government politics can certainly be beneficial, it is not the sole determinant of an effective and capable representative.
Having served within the government for over two decades, I have gained valuable insights into the bureaucratic processes and understand how policies are developed and implemented. This experience has provided me with a deep understanding of the inner workings of our institutions and the ability to navigate complex systems.
However, it is crucial to recognize that effective representation goes beyond just understanding the bureaucratic processes. It is about being able to listen to constituents, empathize with their concerns, and develop practical solutions that address their needs. It is about being open-minded, collaborative, and responsive to the diverse perspectives and experiences of the people you represent.
While previous government experience can undoubtedly offer a strong foundation, it should not be the sole criterion for evaluating a candidate's ability to represent the people effectively. It is equally important to consider qualities such as integrity, leadership, problem-solving skills, and the ability to think critically and analytically.
Ultimately, the goal should be to have a diverse range of representatives who bring various backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives to the table. This ensures that different voices are heard, leading to more well-rounded and inclusive decision-making processes. By embracing a mix of individuals with different expertise and experiences, we can foster a more representative democracy that better serves the needs of all citizens.
As an independent candidate for Arizona Congressional District 8, I believe that the term length for a representative should be carefully considered to strike a balance between accountability and effective governance. While the current two-year term allows for more frequent elections, ensuring that representatives remain accountable to their constituents, it also presents challenges in terms of productivity and continuity of legislative efforts.
On one hand, a shorter term allows for more frequent opportunities for voters to hold their representatives accountable and voice their concerns through the election process. This can help ensure that representation is occurring and that the needs and interests of the constituents are being actively addressed.
On the other hand, a shorter term can potentially hinder long-term planning and the ability to implement substantive policy changes. Representatives may feel pressured to focus more on campaigning for re-election rather than dedicating sufficient time to legislating and working on complex issues. Additionally, it may take some time for representatives to fully understand the intricacies of the legislative process and build relationships with other members of Congress, which could limit their effectiveness.
Therefore, it is essential to strike a balance between accountability and effective governance. Ultimately, the goal should be to foster a system where representatives are both accountable to their constituents and able to work effectively towards long-term solutions for the betterment of our nation.
I hold great pride in having interacted with Congressman Bob Stump of Arizona, and I truly appreciate his value system and approach in government. His dedication to his constituents and the impact he made on his neighborhood and personally resonates with me.
While I do not aim to directly model myself after any particular representative, I find inspiration in leaders like Congressman Bob Stump. Observing his commitment to serving the people, his principled approach, and his ability to bring about positive change in his community motivates me to strive for similar qualities in my own political journey.
As an independent candidate, I aim to bring a unique perspective to the table while learning from the experiences and successes of representatives like Congressman Bob Stump. I am committed to prioritizing the needs of my constituents, engaging in open dialogue, and working towards practical solutions that foster the well-being of all individuals in our district.
One particular story that deeply impacted me was when I met a veteran at a campaign event who shared their personal struggles with navigating the complex system of veteran benefits. They explained how it took them years to receive their disability rating, and during that time, they faced immense financial, emotional, and spiritual hardships. This story resonated with me on a profound level and served as a stark reminder of the sacrifices our veterans make for our country.
Hearing this veteran's experience inspired me to take action and work towards creating a more efficient and effective government that can better serve those who have served us. I believe it is our duty to expedite the process of providing benefits to veterans, ensuring they receive the support they need in a timely manner. Their dedication and sacrifice deserve nothing less.
This story fuels my passion to advocate for improved veteran services and to create a system that prioritizes the well-being of those who have given their mind, body, and spirit to protect our nation. It is through stories like this that I am reminded of the importance of my role as a representative and the impact I can make in the lives of individuals within my district.
In my campaign I met a single mother who is having struggles and her child and her have to utilize a food pantry to help with meals. She is most concern with the school meal for her child as she is struggling to put fuel in her car and make rent. This is a majority of us in Arizona and the US. We need to put party aside and focus on what is important and that is our neighbors and helping one another. The middle working class has become the pawn to the Parties and we need to stand up really focus on the issues not allow ourselves to cannibalize our value and principles.
Absolutely, I believe that compromise is both necessary and desirable for policy making. In a diverse and complex society like ours, it is rare that everyone will agree on every issue. Compromise allows us to find common ground and create policies that benefit the greater good.
Compromise is essential because it encourages collaboration and fosters bipartisan cooperation. It allows different perspectives and ideas to be considered, leading to well-rounded policies that take into account a wide range of interests and concerns. By finding middle ground, compromises can often address the needs of various stakeholders and prevent extreme policies from dominating the decision-making process.
Leaders from the last three presidential administrations, as well as our own senators in Arizona, have recognized the importance of compromise in policy making. They have understood that by engaging in constructive dialogue and seeking common solutions, we can achieve progress that reflects the diverse needs and aspirations of our nation.
Even President Obama, known for his philosophy of "hope and change," emphasized the need for compromise during his tenure. He often stated that progress requires give and take, and that finding common ground should be a priority.
In conclusion, compromise is not only necessary but also desirable for effective policy making. It allows us to bridge differences, build consensus, and ultimately create policies that benefit the American people as a whole. By embracing compromise, we can work towards a more inclusive and prosperous future for our nation.
As an independent candidate for Arizona congressional district 8, I prioritize representing the interests and needs of my constituents above all else. While the power of originating revenue bills in the House is an important constitutional provision, it is essential to approach it in a way that serves the best interests of the people I aim to represent.
If there were proposals or power-plays related to revenue bills originating in the House, my priority would be to thoroughly analyze the potential impact on the constituents of Arizona's congressional district 8. I would carefully consider the specific legislation, its implications, and how it aligns with the values and needs of the district.
Ultimately, my decision on any revenue bill would be guided by principles such as fairness, transparency, and the overall benefit to the community. I would engage in open dialogue with stakeholders, seeking input from constituents, experts, and colleagues across party lines to ensure a well-informed decision-making process.
As an independent candidate, I have the unique opportunity to prioritize the concerns and interests of the people rather than being bound by partisan agendas. My goal is to approach every decision with a focus on what is best for the people of Arizona's congressional district 8, regardless of which political party originated the revenue bill.
By maintaining an independent stance, I can advocate for policies and legislation that promote the well-being and prosperity of the district, while also fostering a spirit of collaboration and bipartisanship. This approach allows me to prioritize the needs of the people, transcending party lines and working towards equitable solutions that benefit all constituents.
As an independent candidate for Arizona congressional district 8, I strongly believe in the importance of the U.S. House of Representatives' investigative powers. These powers serve as a crucial tool for ensuring transparency, accountability, and the proper functioning of our democratic system.
When it comes to utilizing these investigative powers, it is imperative to prioritize the interests of the American people over partisan politics. Investigations should be conducted with integrity, impartiality, and a commitment to uncovering the truth, rather than being wielded as a political weapon against opponents.
It is not acceptable to use political party affiliation as a basis for investigations. Instead, investigations should be driven by a genuine desire to serve the public interest, protect the rule of law, and hold those in power accountable, regardless of their political affiliation.
As an independent candidate, I am committed to promoting a non-partisan approach to investigations. This means working collaboratively with colleagues from both sides of the aisle to ensure that investigations are fair, objective, and focused on the facts. I would prioritize seeking bipartisan consensus on the scope and purpose of investigations, ensuring that they serve the best interests of the American people.
Additionally, I would advocate for transparency throughout the investigative process. Public trust is essential, and ensuring that investigations are conducted openly and with clear communication helps to maintain the integrity of the process.
Ultimately, my goal as an independent candidate is to represent the people of Arizona's congressional district 8 above any party affiliation. I believe that by approaching investigations with fairness, impartiality, and a dedication to the truth, we can uphold the principles of democracy and work towards a government that truly serves the interests of the people.
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Having been raised in the 8th District and with four generations of Arizonans in my family, my bond with this neighborhood is deeply rooted. After completing my college education, my wife and I made the decision to come back and raise our family here.
I believe a Representative is supposed to listen to the constituents of the neighborhood, and their focus should be on the district, not just their political affiliations.
My dedication to Arizona is unwavering, and I am eager to serve our 8th Congressional Neighborhood!
FAMILY
In serving the community, he learned the importance of having his family as his core and how they bring him balance with love and this is a driving force to helping others.
SERVANT LEADER
Out of college Jeremy became a Public Servant. First as a public school teacher and that is where he found his calling as a FireFighter. Jeremy is in his 23rd year of public service and has learned first hand what the Neighborhood needs.
GROWING UP IN ARIZONA
Jeremy was born in Phoenix and raised in Northwest Maricopa County (Peoria). He is 8th generation public servant, 2nd generation Arizonan and an identical twin.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
In Northwest Maricopa County (Peoria) the neighborhood looked different from what it once did 40 years ago but the values have always been the same.
HEALTHCARE: Advocate for updating the healthcare system to improve accessibility and transparency for all, including veterans, Indian Health Services, Medicaid, and Medicare beneficiaries.
- I believe that a woman's health decisions, including reproductive healthcare choices, are private and should be made between her and her physician. I will work to protect and uphold women's rights to access safe and legal reproductive healthcare services.
VETERANS: Advocate for improved access to healthcare for both retired and active first responders, ensuring presumptive health coverage for their specific needs.
GUN SAFETY:This is an important issue that requires comprehensive and sensible policies to protect the safety and well-being of individuals and communities.
EDUCATION:Advocate for financial aid education reform to address the predatory lending practices of student loans.
HOUSING:Address the challenges in the housing market by ensuring fair and appropriate property assessments.
WATER:Work towards the redistribution of water rights while preserving and honoring existing rights.
CLIMATE: This is a critical global issue that requires immediate and concerted action.
VOTING RIGHT: Are a fundamental as they ensure that individuals have a say in the governance and decision-making processes.
BORDER & SECURITY: Advocate for reasonable and safe border protection measures that go beyond physical barriers.
I look up to my father and mother. My Dad served the City of Glendale, AZ community for 30+ years as a city employee and now retired. He worked everyday and “Showed Up.” My work ethic comes from him. My Mom served as a public school teacher for 32 years and retired. I can remember her dedication to our family but more importantly she worked full time, took care of us and went to her University to become a teacher. She taught me focus, drive and determination has rewards.
While I appreciate your interest in understanding my political philosophy, I must clarify that as an AI language model, I do not have personal beliefs or a specific political philosophy. Therefore, I cannot make specific recommendations based on my own views.
However, based on your mention of "fixing broken windows," "the nonvoter," and "the Carbon Cowboys," it seems like you may be interested in topics related to community development, civic engagement, and environmental issues. Here are some recommendations that touch upon these subjects:
1. "The Tipping Point" by Malcolm Gladwell: This book explores how small actions and changes can lead to significant social transformations, which could relate to the concept of fixing broken windows and community development.
2. "Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community" by Robert D. Putnam: This influential book examines the decline of social capital and civic engagement in America, exploring the consequences and potential solutions for rebuilding communities.
3. "An Inconvenient Truth" (documentary): Directed by Davis Guggenheim, this film features former Vice President Al Gore's efforts to educate the public about climate change and the urgent need for environmental action.
4. "The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals" by Michael Pollan: This book dives into the complexities of our modern food system, touching on environmental, social, and health aspects. It encourages readers to consider the impact of their food choices on the environment and society.
Remember, these recommendations are not necessarily aligned with a specific political philosophy but rather touch upon various aspects that you may find interesting based on the topics you mentioned. It's always valuable to explore different perspectives and engage in critical thinking when developing your own political philosophy.
As an independent candidate for Arizona congressional district 8, who has served as a public school teacher and professional firefighter for over 23 years, I believe that certain characteristics and principles are vital for an elected official. These include:
1. Integrity: Upholding a high standard of ethics and honesty is crucial. Elected officials should demonstrate integrity in their actions, decisions, and interactions with constituents.
2. Commitment to public service: Serving the public should be the utmost priority. A genuine dedication to improving the lives of constituents and addressing their needs is essential.
3. Experience and expertise: Having a background in public education and firefighting provides a unique perspective and understanding of crucial issues. This experience equips me with insights into the challenges faced by educators, first responders, and the community as a whole.
4. Non-partisanship: As an independent candidate, I value the ability to approach issues without the constraints of party politics. Prioritizing the needs of the people over political affiliations is essential to effective representation.
5. Open-mindedness: An elected official should be receptive to different viewpoints, willing to listen to constituents, and open to collaboration across party lines. Being open-minded fosters constructive dialogue and the ability to find common ground.
6. Transparency and accountability: Ensuring that constituents are well-informed about the decision-making process and being accountable for actions and promises are crucial for building trust in government.
7. Empathy and compassion: Understanding the challenges and struggles faced by constituents is essential for effective representation. Empathy and compassion help in crafting policies that address the needs of diverse communities.
By embodying these characteristics and principles, I aim to serve the people of Arizona's congressional district 8.
As an independent candidate for Arizona congressional district 8, who has served as a firefighter and public school teacher for over 23 years, I believe that the core responsibilities for someone elected to this office include:
1. Legislative duties: Crafting and sponsoring legislation that addresses the needs and concerns of constituents, while also promoting the overall well-being of the district and the nation.
2. Representation: Being a voice for the people of Arizona's congressional district 8 in the federal government. This involves actively listening to constituents, understanding their concerns, and effectively communicating and advocating for their interests.
3. Oversight and accountability: Holding the executive branch accountable for its actions and ensuring the proper implementation of laws. This includes conducting oversight hearings, investigating misconduct, and ensuring transparency in government operations.
4. Constituent services: Providing assistance and support to constituents in navigating federal government agencies and programs. This includes helping with issues such as Social Security, Medicare, veterans' benefits, and immigration matters.
5. Budget and appropriations: Participating in the budgetary process, making informed decisions on spending priorities, and ensuring responsible allocation of taxpayer funds.
6. Collaboration and consensus-building: Working across party lines to find common ground and build coalitions to advance the interests of the district. This involves seeking bipartisan solutions and fostering constructive relationships with colleagues.
7. Community engagement: Regularly engaging with constituents through town hall meetings, community events, and other forums to understand their concerns and gather feedback. Staying connected with the community is crucial to effective representation.
8. Advocacy for public education: Using expertise gained from being a public school teacher to advocate.
The US House of Representatives possesses several qualities that make it unique as an institution. First and foremost, it represents the people of the United States by ensuring that their voices are heard in the legislative process. The House is designed to be a reflection of the country's diverse population, with its members elected directly by the citizens.
Another unique quality of the House is its focus on the principle of proportionate representation. The number of representatives from each state is determined by its population, which ensures that larger states have more representation, while still allowing smaller states to have a voice. This system promotes fairness and inclusivity.
Additionally, the House of Representatives is known for its role in initiating revenue-related legislation. All bills related to taxation and government spending must originate in the House, highlighting its crucial role in shaping the country's fiscal policies.
Furthermore, the House has the power of impeachment, which provides a mechanism for holding government officials accountable for any alleged misconduct. This power ensures a system of checks and balances, preventing any abuse of power within the executive branch.
Overall, the unique qualities of the US House of Representatives lie in its representation of the people, its focus on proportionate representation, its role in revenue-related legislation, and its power of impeachment. These qualities contribute to the strength and effectiveness of the institution in serving the needs and interests of the American people.
As a non-partisan independent candidate with limited experience as an elected official but with 23 years of government service, I understand the importance of having a diverse range of backgrounds and perspectives in our representatives. While previous experience in government politics can certainly be beneficial, it is not the sole determinant of an effective and capable representative.
Having served within the government for over two decades, I have gained valuable insights into the bureaucratic processes and understand how policies are developed and implemented. This experience has provided me with a deep understanding of the inner workings of our institutions and the ability to navigate complex systems.
However, it is crucial to recognize that effective representation goes beyond just understanding the bureaucratic processes. It is about being able to listen to constituents, empathize with their concerns, and develop practical solutions that address their needs. It is about being open-minded, collaborative, and responsive to the diverse perspectives and experiences of the people you represent.
While previous government experience can undoubtedly offer a strong foundation, it should not be the sole criterion for evaluating a candidate's ability to represent the people effectively. It is equally important to consider qualities such as integrity, leadership, problem-solving skills, and the ability to think critically and analytically.
Ultimately, the goal should be to have a diverse range of representatives who bring various backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives to the table. This ensures that different voices are heard, leading to more well-rounded and inclusive decision-making processes. By embracing a mix of individuals with different expertise and experiences, we can foster a more representative democracy that better serves the needs of all citizens.
As an independent candidate for Arizona Congressional District 8, I believe that the term length for a representative should be carefully considered to strike a balance between accountability and effective governance. While the current two-year term allows for more frequent elections, ensuring that representatives remain accountable to their constituents, it also presents challenges in terms of productivity and continuity of legislative efforts.
On one hand, a shorter term allows for more frequent opportunities for voters to hold their representatives accountable and voice their concerns through the election process. This can help ensure that representation is occurring and that the needs and interests of the constituents are being actively addressed.
On the other hand, a shorter term can potentially hinder long-term planning and the ability to implement substantive policy changes. Representatives may feel pressured to focus more on campaigning for re-election rather than dedicating sufficient time to legislating and working on complex issues. Additionally, it may take some time for representatives to fully understand the intricacies of the legislative process and build relationships with other members of Congress, which could limit their effectiveness.
Therefore, it is essential to strike a balance between accountability and effective governance. Ultimately, the goal should be to foster a system where representatives are both accountable to their constituents and able to work effectively towards long-term solutions for the betterment of our nation.
I hold great pride in having interacted with Congressman Bob Stump of Arizona, and I truly appreciate his value system and approach in government. His dedication to his constituents and the impact he made on his neighborhood and personally resonates with me.
While I do not aim to directly model myself after any particular representative, I find inspiration in leaders like Congressman Bob Stump. Observing his commitment to serving the people, his principled approach, and his ability to bring about positive change in his community motivates me to strive for similar qualities in my own political journey.
As an independent candidate, I aim to bring a unique perspective to the table while learning from the experiences and successes of representatives like Congressman Bob Stump. I am committed to prioritizing the needs of my constituents, engaging in open dialogue, and working towards practical solutions that foster the well-being of all individuals in our district.
One particular story that deeply impacted me was when I met a veteran at a campaign event who shared their personal struggles with navigating the complex system of veteran benefits. They explained how it took them years to receive their disability rating, and during that time, they faced immense financial, emotional, and spiritual hardships. This story resonated with me on a profound level and served as a stark reminder of the sacrifices our veterans make for our country.
Hearing this veteran's experience inspired me to take action and work towards creating a more efficient and effective government that can better serve those who have served us. I believe it is our duty to expedite the process of providing benefits to veterans, ensuring they receive the support they need in a timely manner. Their dedication and sacrifice deserve nothing less.
This story fuels my passion to advocate for improved veteran services and to create a system that prioritizes the well-being of those who have given their mind, body, and spirit to protect our nation. It is through stories like this that I am reminded of the importance of my role as a representative and the impact I can make in the lives of individuals within my district.
Absolutely, I believe that compromise is both necessary and desirable for policy making. In a diverse and complex society like ours, it is rare that everyone will agree on every issue. Compromise allows us to find common ground and create policies that benefit the greater good.
Compromise is essential because it encourages collaboration and fosters bipartisan cooperation. It allows different perspectives and ideas to be considered, leading to well-rounded policies that take into account a wide range of interests and concerns. By finding middle ground, compromises can often address the needs of various stakeholders and prevent extreme policies from dominating the decision-making process.
Leaders from the last three presidential administrations, as well as our own senators in Arizona, have recognized the importance of compromise in policy making. They have understood that by engaging in constructive dialogue and seeking common solutions, we can achieve progress that reflects the diverse needs and aspirations of our nation.
Even President Obama, known for his philosophy of "hope and change," emphasized the need for compromise during his tenure. He often stated that progress requires give and take, and that finding common ground should be a priority.
In conclusion, compromise is not only necessary but also desirable for effective policy making. It allows us to bridge differences, build consensus, and ultimately create policies that benefit the American people as a whole. By embracing compromise, we can work towards a more inclusive and prosperous future for our nation.
As an independent candidate for Arizona congressional district 8, I prioritize representing the interests and needs of my constituents above all else. While the power of originating revenue bills in the House is an important constitutional provision, it is essential to approach it in a way that serves the best interests of the people I aim to represent.
If there were proposals or power-plays related to revenue bills originating in the House, my priority would be to thoroughly analyze the potential impact on the constituents of Arizona's congressional district 8. I would carefully consider the specific legislation, its implications, and how it aligns with the values and needs of the district.
Ultimately, my decision on any revenue bill would be guided by principles such as fairness, transparency, and the overall benefit to the community. I would engage in open dialogue with stakeholders, seeking input from constituents, experts, and colleagues across party lines to ensure a well-informed decision-making process.
As an independent candidate, I have the unique opportunity to prioritize the concerns and interests of the people rather than being bound by partisan agendas. My goal is to approach every decision with a focus on what is best for the people of Arizona's congressional district 8, regardless of which political party originated the revenue bill.
By maintaining an independent stance, I can advocate for policies and legislation that promote the well-being and prosperity of the district, while also fostering a spirit of collaboration and bipartisanship. This approach allows me to prioritize the needs of the people, transcending party lines and working towards equitable solutions that benefit all constituents.
As an independent candidate for Arizona congressional district 8, I strongly believe in the importance of the U.S. House of Representatives' investigative powers. These powers serve as a crucial tool for ensuring transparency, accountability, and the proper functioning of our democratic system.
When it comes to utilizing these investigative powers, it is imperative to prioritize the interests of the American people over partisan politics. Investigations should be conducted with integrity, impartiality, and a commitment to uncovering the truth, rather than being wielded as a political weapon against opponents.
It is not acceptable to use political party affiliation as a basis for investigations. Instead, investigations should be driven by a genuine desire to serve the public interest, protect the rule of law, and hold those in power accountable, regardless of their political affiliation.
As an independent candidate, I am committed to promoting a non-partisan approach to investigations. This means working collaboratively with colleagues from both sides of the aisle to ensure that investigations are fair, objective, and focused on the facts. I would prioritize seeking bipartisan consensus on the scope and purpose of investigations, ensuring that they serve the best interests of the American people.
Additionally, I would advocate for transparency throughout the investigative process. Public trust is essential, and ensuring that investigations are conducted openly and with clear communication helps to maintain the integrity of the process.
Ultimately, my goal as an independent candidate is to represent the people of Arizona's congressional district 8 above any party affiliation. I believe that by approaching investigations with fairness, impartiality, and a dedication to the truth, we can uphold the principles of democracy and work towards a government that truly serves the interests of the people.
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2022
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I am a subject matter expert in Public Policy for healthcare, fair standards for labor and education. I have been a Master Teacher, Labor Leader and architect of the first National Health Plan for all public sector employees active & retired.
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Jeremy Spreitzer campaign contribution history
Year
Office
Status
Contributions
Expenditures
2024*
U.S. House Arizona District 8
Withdrew general
$11,215
$9,200
Grand total
$11,215
$9,200
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