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Sinema was born in Tucson, Arizona, on July 12, 1976,[6] to Marilyn (Wiley) and Dan Sinema.[7][8] Sinema has an older brother and younger sister.[9][10] Her father was an attorney. Her parents divorced when she was a child, and her mother, who had custody of the children, remarried. With her siblings, mother, and stepfather, Sinema moved to DeFuniak Springs, Florida, a small town in the Panhandle.[10]

When her stepfather lost his job and the bank foreclosed on their home, the family lived for three years in an abandoned gas station.[11][12] Sinema has said that for two years they had no toilet or electricity while living there.[13] She later recalled, "My stepdad built a bunkbed for me and my sister. We separated our bunkbed from the kitchen with one of those big chalkboards on rollers. I knew that was weird. A chalkboard shouldn't be a wall. A kitchen should have running water."[13]

Sinema was raised as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.[14] According to journalist Jonathan Martin in The New York Times, Sinema has given "contradictory answers about her early life", and Sinema's mother and stepfather had filed court documents saying they had made monthly payments for gas, electricity, and phone bills, even though Sinema had said they had been "without running water or electricity".[15] Asked whether she had embellished details from her childhood, Sinema said, "I've shared what I remember from my childhood. I know what I lived through."[15]

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Sinema graduated as valedictorian from Walton High School in DeFuniak Springs at age 16 and went on to earn her B.A. from Brigham Young University (BYU) in 1995 at age 18.[16][11] She left the LDS Church after graduating from BYU.[14] Sinema returned to Arizona in 1995.[17]