Selina Bliss
Republican · AZ · Arizona State Representative, District 1
Selina Bliss is a Republican Arizona state representative for District 1. The Arizona State Library identifies her as a nurse educator with bachelor's and master's degrees in nursing from Arizona State University and a doctorate in nursing education from Capella University.
Track record
Environment and Public Health
· 4 records
Participated in an Arizona Corporation Commission town hall on wildfire mitigation and homeowners' insurance non-renewals.
April 16, 2026For
Source: azhousegop.com · researched July 10, 2026
Served on the House Fire Preparedness Ad Hoc Committee examining wildfire prevention, emergency response, and access to fire insurance.
July 28, 2025For
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Sponsored HB2128 authorizing environmental-remediation agreements and related liability protections; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 50.
April 8, 2025For
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Sponsored HB2127 establishing notice and liability rules for hazardous-substance releases; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 42.
April 7, 2025For
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Anti-Corruption
· 1 record
Was appointed to a House advisory team tasked with investigating alleged political favoritism in Department of Child Safety contracting and recommending corrective action.
November 13, 2025For
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Government Efficiency
· 2 records
Sponsored HB2203 changing Department of Education reporting requirements; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 87.
June 4, 2026For
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Sponsored HB2491 concerning dissent by the Legislature's administrative-rules oversight committee; Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed the measure.
April 23, 2024For
Source: azleg.gov · researched July 10, 2026
Healthcare Affordability
· 1 record
Sponsored HB2041 concerning payment for voluntary mental-health evaluations; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 103.
May 1, 2023For
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Public Safety and Crime Control
· 7 records
Sponsored HB2720 imposing an assessment for prostitution offenses and directing proceeds to the Anti-Human Trafficking Grant Fund; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 108.
June 4, 2026For
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Sponsored HB2440 establishing a prisoner transition program; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 96.
June 4, 2026For
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Sponsored HB2581 establishing tracking requirements for sexual-assault kits; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 205.
May 13, 2025For
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Sponsored HB2179 restricting marijuana advertising and imagery that could appeal to children; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 166.
May 12, 2025For
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Sponsored HB2207 concerning juvenile defendants in child-sex-trafficking cases; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 131.
May 6, 2025For
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Sponsored HB2045 adding xylazine to Arizona's dangerous-drug definition; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 85.
April 8, 2024For
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Sponsored HB2064 concerning offenses and sentencing in school safety zones; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 86.
April 8, 2024For
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Gun Control
· 5 records
Joined Quang Nguyen in a letter opposing an Arizona Child Fatality Review Team recommendation to remove firearms from homes with children.
January 6, 2025Against
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Received the Arizona Citizens Defense League's 2023 Legislator of the Year award for support of Second Amendment rights.
October 23, 2023Against
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Joined Quang Nguyen in filing an SB1487 complaint challenging Phoenix's planned donation of unclaimed firearms; the Arizona Attorney General concluded the ordinance violated state law and directed its repeal.
September 20, 2023Against
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Sponsored HB2617 to expand firearm-carry privileges for constables; Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed the measure.
May 19, 2023Against
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Sponsored HB2332 to establish firearms-safety training in schools; Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed the measure.
April 17, 2023Against
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Women's Reproductive Rights
· 1 record
Spoke against the proposed abortion-rights ballot measure at the Arizona March for Life in Phoenix.
March 1, 2024Against
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Civil Rights
· 3 records
Sponsored HCR2003, a ballot referral requiring school sports to be designated by biological sex and restricting access to certain multi-user facilities; both chambers passed the referral.
June 12, 2026Against
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Sponsored HB2198 expanding eligibility to seal criminal records for petty offenses; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 86.
June 4, 2026For
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Sponsored HB2486 establishing a process to restore certain terminated parent-child relationships; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 147.
April 10, 2024For
Source: azleg.gov · researched July 10, 2026
Public Infrastructure
· 1 record
Joined Quang Nguyen in securing $15 million in the enacted state budget for infrastructure improvements at Prescott's city-owned rodeo grounds.
July 2, 2025For
Source: azhousegop.com · researched July 10, 2026
General
· 10 records
Was selected for GOPAC's 2026 Class of Emerging Leaders and attended its legislative-leadership summit.
June 19, 2026
Source: azhousegop.com · researched July 10, 2026
Received the NFIB Arizona PAC endorsement for the 2026 state legislative election.
June 16, 2026
Source: nfib.com · researched July 10, 2026
Voted yes on final House passage of SB1847, the fiscal year 2027 general appropriations act; Governor Katie Hobbs signed the budget two days later.
June 11, 2026
Source: apps.azleg.gov · researched July 10, 2026
Sponsored HB2082 establishing a childhood-cancer research commission; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 79.
June 4, 2026
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Sponsored HB2049 concerning radiation-therapy services in rural counties; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 77.
June 4, 2026
Source: apps.azleg.gov · researched July 10, 2026
Voted yes on final House passage of SB1735, the fiscal year 2026 general appropriations act; Governor Katie Hobbs signed the budget the next day.
June 26, 2025
Source: apps.azleg.gov · researched July 10, 2026
Served as chair of the Arizona House Health and Human Services Committee during the 2025 session.
February 18, 2025
Source: azleg.gov · researched July 10, 2026
Received the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry's endorsement for the 2024 legislative election.
June 24, 2024
Source: chamberbusinessnews.com · researched July 10, 2026
Sponsored HB2043 revising physician-assistant supervision and collaboration requirements; the measure was signed into law as Chapter 54.
April 17, 2023
Source: azleg.gov · researched July 10, 2026
Voted yes on final House passage of SB1523, the fiscal year 2024 general appropriations act; Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed the budget proposal three days later.
February 13, 2023
Source: apps.azleg.gov · researched July 10, 2026
Integrity and Ethics
· 1 record
A Citizens Clean Elections Commission agreed-upon-procedures report found a $91.88 unreconciled variance between her campaign's reported year-end balance and its bank statement; sampled expenditures otherwise agreed with records.
April 17, 2023
Source: storageccec.blob.core.usgovcloudapi.net · researched July 10, 2026
Elections
- State Representative District 1 · July 21, 2026 · State House District 1; Arizona · incumbent
Profile last researched July 10, 2026.