Jane Dee Hull

Jane Dee Hull was an American politician and educator. She served as the 20th Governor of Arizona from 1997 to 2003 and was the first woman to hold this position in the state's history.

Jane Dee Hull was a member of the Republican Party.

During her tenure as Governor of Arizona, Jane Dee Hull focused on issues such as improving education, expanding healthcare coverage, and promoting economic growth. She successfully implemented policies to improve the state's education system, including improving teacher quality and increasing funding for schools. Hull also worked to expand access to healthcare for uninsured children and to promote economic development through tax cuts and deregulation.

There were no major controversies during Jane Dee Hull's political career. However, she faced criticism from both conservatives and liberals for her moderate stance on issues such as taxes and abortion.

After leaving office, Jane Dee Hull continued to be involved in public service and served on various boards and foundations. She also wrote a book called "Legislative Women: Getting Elected, Getting Ahead" which aimed to inspire and provide guidance to women interested in pursuing careers in politics.