Eva Burch is an American politician and nurse. Burch was elected in 2022 to serve in the

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representing District 9 as a member of the

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. Burch defeated Republican Robert Scantlebury in the general election, one of several legislative candidates who had been endorsed by President

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in Arizona.

Education

Burch attended the

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, and began a career in emergency nursing in 2012, later obtaining her master's degree and nurse practitioner credentials.

References

External links

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