Denise has spent her time in the State House working on issues that matter to District 80. There’s more work to do—join the campaign and help send Denise back to the State House.
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District 80 Residents
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Denise has spent her time in the State House working on issues that matter to District 80. There’s more work to do so join the campaign and help send Denise back to the State House.
This bill allows public schools and open-enrollment public charter schools to allocate funding for providing feminine hygiene products at no charge. This initiative ensures essential health resources are accessible to all, fostering a supportive environment for young women in educational institutions.
This legislation prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities and mandates that health care providers implement accessible policies, practices, and procedures for qualified recipients with disabilities.
This bill reforms outdated regulations to empower the Little Rock Port Authority to attract new companies and jobs to the region, fostering a business-friendly environment that benefits both the community and local economy.
This bill encourages the restoration and preservation of historic properties, contributing to the cultural and economic vitality of communities across the state.
This legislation prioritizes the well-being of students, providing a framework for seizure-safe practices in educational institutions.
The Little Rock Central High National Historic Site License Plate allows residents to contribute to the preservation of this important landmark.
Provides for upkeep and maintenance and proper care of perpetual cemeteries.
This is a seasoned political leader know for dedication to public service and commitment to bringing
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