Frank Abasciano Jr.
Candidate for Phoenix City Council – District 8
Phoenix · District 8 (South Phoenix)
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Statement
I’m running for Phoenix City Council to make it safer, more affordable and to grow our local economy. This will ensure District 8 becomes a place of opportunities for our youth and safe place to raise our families.
Biography
Frank Abasciano Jr. owns a demolition business that he has run since 2017. He grew up on a farm in upstate New York and moved to South Phoenix in 2013, where he raised his son, who graduated from Arizona State University. He says that as a homeowner and business owner he has seen rising crime and homelessness in his neighborhood and an increasingly difficult city bureaucracy. He is part of the Take Back Phoenix slate of four council candidates.
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Issue Stances
Water Policy
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Education Funding
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Border Security & Immigration
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Housing Affordability
SupportsAbasciano says he would address the rising cost of building new homes as part of making Phoenix more affordable.
Election Integrity
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Healthcare Access
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Public Safety & Criminal Justice
SupportsAbasciano pledges to support police and fire and pursue what he calls real solutions to lower crime and homelessness.
Energy Policy
No official stance on record.
Economic Development & Jobs
SupportsAbasciano wants to support small businesses and develop a new shopping and restaurant corridor in District 8.
Reproductive Rights
No official stance on record.
Transportation & Infrastructure
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Government Spending & Taxation
SupportsAbasciano campaigns on lowering city taxes, rates, and fees, eliminating fraud and waste, and auditing city programs and the budget.
Legislature
Legislative Voting Record
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Ballot
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