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Statewide Ballot Measures
Blanket ban on local policies monitoring vehicle miles traveled, which are used to help civil engineers decide where to fix roads, add lanes, or improve public transit.
Blanket ban on local policies monitoring vehicle miles traveled, which are used to help civil engineers decide where to fix roads, add lanes, or improve public transit.
Censors what can be said in our schools and institutions relating to race, ethnicity, intersectionality, gender identity, or sexual orientation, or any related practices or concepts the legislature chooses to ban. A power grab by a state legislature that wants to drag us backwards.
Censors what can be said in our schools and institutions relating to race, ethnicity, intersectionality, gender identity, or sexual orientation, or any related practices or concepts the legislature chooses to ban. A power grab by a state legislature that wants to drag us backwards.
General Progressive: Activate 48
Ends voting by mail as Arizonans know it, by requiring voters to resubmit their ID documents every time they want to receive a ballot in the mail. Weakens constitution protections against laws that burden voting rights.
Ends voting by mail as Arizonans know it, by requiring voters to resubmit their ID documents every time they want to receive a ballot in the mail. Weakens constitution protections against laws that burden voting rights.
General Progressive: Activate 48
Caps municipal sales taxes on food for home consumption at 2% and requires voter approval for new or increased food taxes; cities and towns already above 2% are frozen at their current rate rather than rolled back. The Arizona League of Cities and Towns calls Prop 316 a “meaningful compromise” on food taxes, that would allow cities and towns to “retain their existing resources, so city services are not negatively impacted.”
Caps municipal sales taxes on food for home consumption at 2% and requires voter approval for new or increased food taxes; cities and towns already above 2% are frozen at their current rate rather than rolled back. The Arizona League of Cities and Towns calls Prop 316 a “meaningful compromise” on food taxes, that would allow cities and towns to “retain their existing resources, so city services are not negatively impacted.”
Declares that Arizona considers drug dealers, including low-level dealers, to be terrorists. Offers no solutions.
Declares that Arizona considers drug dealers, including low-level dealers, to be terrorists. Offers no solutions.
A one-size-fits-all sports ban that treats kindergartners the same as college athletes and limits opportunities for all girls to participate in team sports. Enables parents who think a kid is on the “wrong” team to sue schools.
A one-size-fits-all sports ban that treats kindergartners the same as college athletes and limits opportunities for all girls to participate in team sports. Enables parents who think a kid is on the “wrong” team to sue schools.
General Progressive: Activate 48
Requires local voter approval before a municipal government can use traffic enforcement cameras, which increasingly include automated license plate recognition (ALPR) technology, like that used by Flock. The state government would be entirely prohibited from using new traffic enforcement cameras systems not already in place. Any technology that tracks the movement of cars and people throughout our streets is prone to abuse.
Requires local voter approval before a municipal government can use traffic enforcement cameras, which increasingly include automated license plate recognition (ALPR) technology, like that used by Flock. The state government would be entirely prohibited from using new traffic enforcement cameras systems not already in place. Any technology that tracks the movement of cars and people throughout our streets is prone to abuse.
Does not send a dime of new funding to Arizona schools or teachers. Instead, forces schools to cut teacher pay or fire nurses, counselors, special education and other staff, if they don’t meet arbitrary benchmarks made by a political appointee.
Does not send a dime of new funding to Arizona schools or teachers. Instead, forces schools to cut teacher pay or fire nurses, counselors, special education and other staff, if they don’t meet arbitrary benchmarks made by a political appointee.
General Progressive: Activate 48
Retention Candidates
Court of Appeals, Division I
James Morse has a troubling record of rulings against vulnerable Arizonans. In 2020, he was part of a three-judge panel that forced ASU to reinstate a student accused of sexual misconduct — ruling that a lower court should have disregarded the teenage victim’s statement. In 2024, he sided with Kari Lake and a conservative news outlet pushing to unseal divorce records for Ruben Gallego — even though his wife, Mayor Kate Gallego, said that making the records public could put her young son in danger.
James Morse has a troubling record of rulings against vulnerable Arizonans. In 2020, he was part of a three-judge panel that forced ASU to reinstate a student accused of sexual misconduct — ruling that a lower court should have disregarded the teenage victim’s statement. In 2024, he sided with Kari Lake and a conservative news outlet pushing to unseal divorce records for Ruben Gallego — even though his wife, Mayor Kate Gallego, said that making the records public could put her young son in danger.
Jennifer Perkins has repeatedly sided with big corporations over Arizona families. In 2025, she ruled that a corporation could convert an Oak Creek trailer park into short-term rentals for tourists — locking residents out of one of the few remaining affordable housing options in the Sedona area. In another much-criticized ruling, she authored a decision that shielded a nursing home from liability after an elderly woman was killed on their property. In an unusual departure from judicial decorum, Perkins maintains an active Twitter account, where she has posted repeatedly about her religious views and support for Republican politicians.
Jennifer Perkins has repeatedly sided with big corporations over Arizona families. In 2025, she ruled that a corporation could convert an Oak Creek trailer park into short-term rentals for tourists — locking residents out of one of the few remaining affordable housing options in the Sedona area. In another much-criticized ruling, she authored a decision that shielded a nursing home from liability after an elderly woman was killed on their property. In an unusual departure from judicial decorum, Perkins maintains an active Twitter account, where she has posted repeatedly about her religious views and support for Republican politicians.
Michael Catlett is a reactionary extremist who led Arizona’s push to criminalize abortion after Roe v. Wade was overturned. A conservative lawyer, he was appointed to the bench in the final weeks of Governor Ducey’s term as part of a last-ditch effort to stack Arizona courts before Governor Katie Hobbs could take office. In 2024, he wrote the opinion that handed the personal information of 218,000 Arizona voters over to a far-right group that promotes election conspiracy theories. His deep ties to Arizona Republican operatives suggest that he will continue to use his position on the bench to push conservative policies that hurt working families.
Michael Catlett is a reactionary extremist who led Arizona’s push to criminalize abortion after Roe v. Wade was overturned. A conservative lawyer, he was appointed to the bench in the final weeks of Governor Ducey’s term as part of a last-ditch effort to stack Arizona courts before Governor Katie Hobbs could take office. In 2024, he wrote the opinion that handed the personal information of 218,000 Arizona voters over to a far-right group that promotes election conspiracy theories. His deep ties to Arizona Republican operatives suggest that he will continue to use his position on the bench to push conservative policies that hurt working families.
David Weinzweig is a reactionary judge who sides with big corporations over Arizona families. In 2025, he was part of a panel that backed a corporation seeking to convert an Oak Creek trailer park into short-term rentals for tourists — locking residents out of one of the few remaining affordable housing options in the Sedona area. In another controversial ruling, he sided with a mining company that wanted to dump polluted water into Santa Cruz County waterways. He also sided with a troubled charter school network that was trying to escape accountability after it was accused of stealing more than $500,000 from Arizona taxpayers.
David Weinzweig is a reactionary judge who sides with big corporations over Arizona families. In 2025, he was part of a panel that backed a corporation seeking to convert an Oak Creek trailer park into short-term rentals for tourists — locking residents out of one of the few remaining affordable housing options in the Sedona area. In another controversial ruling, he sided with a mining company that wanted to dump polluted water into Santa Cruz County waterways. He also sided with a troubled charter school network that was trying to escape accountability after it was accused of stealing more than $500,000 from Arizona taxpayers.
Maricopa Superior Court
Michael Herrod is an outrageously extreme judge who is married to one of Arizona’s most prominent enemies of abortion and LGBTQ+ rights. Herrod has a long record of siding with the rich and powerful over Arizona families and most recently greenlit efforts to block Scottsdale voters from having a say in whether Axon — a Flock-like surveillance company — can set up their headquarters in the city.
Michael Herrod is an outrageously extreme judge who is married to one of Arizona’s most prominent enemies of abortion and LGBTQ+ rights. Herrod has a long record of siding with the rich and powerful over Arizona families and most recently greenlit efforts to block Scottsdale voters from having a say in whether Axon — a Flock-like surveillance company — can set up their headquarters in the city.
State Supreme Court
John Lopez is a darling of the far right who has used his seat on Arizona's highest court to strip rights from women and people of color. Lopez wrote the opinion reviving Arizona's 1864 abortion ban — a near-total criminal ban written before women could vote. He also wrote the ruling that lets judges sentence children to die in prison — an end run around the U.S. Supreme Court's limits on life sentences for kids. And he wrote the opinion making it easier for prosecutors to strike Black jurors and seat all-white juries. Lopez has made large donations to Republican candidates — contributing to serious doubts about his fairness and impartiality.
John Lopez is a darling of the far right who has used his seat on Arizona's highest court to strip rights from women and people of color. Lopez wrote the opinion reviving Arizona's 1864 abortion ban — a near-total criminal ban written before women could vote. He also wrote the ruling that lets judges sentence children to die in prison — an end run around the U.S. Supreme Court's limits on life sentences for kids. And he wrote the opinion making it easier for prosecutors to strike Black jurors and seat all-white juries. Lopez has made large donations to Republican candidates — contributing to serious doubts about his fairness and impartiality.
Tempe Ballot Measures
A NO vote is recommended by State Senators Mitzi Epstein and Lauren Kuby, State Representative Brian Garcia, and Gayle Shanks and Bob Sommer, Co-Founders of Changing Hands Bookstore.
A NO vote is recommended by State Senators Mitzi Epstein and Lauren Kuby, State Representative Brian Garcia, and Gayle Shanks and Bob Sommer, Co-Founders of Changing Hands Bookstore.
School District Ballot Measures
Agua Fria Union High School District, No.216
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Alhambra Elementary School District, No. 68
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Arlington Elementary School District
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Balsz Elementary School District, No. 31
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Cartwright Elementary School District
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Creighton Elementary School District, No. 14
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Dysart Unified School District, No. 89
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Fountain Hills Unified School District, No. 98
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Gilbert Unified School District, No. 41
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Glendale Union High School District, No. 205
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Litchfield Elementary School District
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Littleton Elementary School District, No 65
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Mesa Unified School District
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Osborn Elementary School District
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Paradise Valley Unified School District
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Peoria Unified School District, No. 11
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Phoenix Elementary School District
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Riverside Elementary School District
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Saddle Mountain Unified School District, No. 90
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Scottsdale Unified School District
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Tolleson Union High School District, No. 214
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Union Elementary School District
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Washington Elementary School District
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Wickenburg Unified School District
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Bonds and overrides are voter-approved initiatives that generate additional tax revenue to fund projects and operations for local school districts. Bonds and overrides are tools that our local communities can use to provide funds for their local schools above and beyond what the state provides.
Congress
1st Congressional District
Amish Shah is an emergency room physician committed to serving his community. When he’s not picking up shifts in the ER, Amish is knocking on tens of thousands of doors in Arizona’s First Congressional District to hear directly from voters about what matters most to them. Amish understands that costs are squeezing families, and as a physician himself he’s seen the devastating impact of Republicans’ cuts to health care up close. He’s ready to go to Congress to improve Arizonans’ health care, lower costs, and fight for families.
Amish Shah is an emergency room physician committed to serving his community. When he’s not picking up shifts in the ER, Amish is knocking on tens of thousands of doors in Arizona’s First Congressional District to hear directly from voters about what matters most to them. Amish understands that costs are squeezing families, and as a physician himself he’s seen the devastating impact of Republicans’ cuts to health care up close. He’s ready to go to Congress to improve Arizonans’ health care, lower costs, and fight for families.
Amish Shah is an emergency room physician committed to serving his community. When he’s not picking up shifts in the ER, Amish is knocking on tens of thousands of doors in Arizona’s First Congressional District to hear directly from voters about what matters most to them. Amish understands that costs are squeezing families, and as a physician himself he’s seen the devastating impact of Republicans’ cuts to health care up close. He’s ready to go to Congress to improve Arizonans’ health care, lower costs, and fight for families.
2nd Congressional District
Former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez was born and raised in Northern Arizona and has spent his life putting people before politics. Growing up on his family’s ranch without running water or electricity, Jonathan learned the values of hard work, responsibility, and community. He brought those lessons with him as President of the Navajo Nation, where he worked to get things done for rural Arizona. Jonathan is running for Congress to give rural Arizonans a real seat at the table, cut through the noise, and deliver real results.
Former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez was born and raised in Northern Arizona and has spent his life putting people before politics. Growing up on his family’s ranch without running water or electricity, Jonathan learned the values of hard work, responsibility, and community. He brought those lessons with him as President of the Navajo Nation, where he worked to get things done for rural Arizona. Jonathan is running for Congress to give rural Arizonans a real seat at the table, cut through the noise, and deliver real results.
Former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez was born and raised in Northern Arizona and has spent his life putting people before politics. Growing up on his family’s ranch without running water or electricity, Jonathan learned the values of hard work, responsibility, and community. He brought those lessons with him as President of the Navajo Nation, where he worked to get things done for rural Arizona. Jonathan is running for Congress to give rural Arizonans a real seat at the table, cut through the noise, and deliver real results.
3rd Congressional District
Vote for Yassamin Ansari.
Vote for Yassamin Ansari.
Vote for Yassamin Ansari.
4th Congressional District
Vote for Greg Stanton.
Vote for Greg Stanton.
Vote for Greg Stanton.
5th Congressional District
Vote for Nurse Elizabeth Lee.
Vote for Nurse Elizabeth Lee.
Vote for Nurse Elizabeth Lee.
7th Congressional District
Vote for Adelita Grijalva.
Vote for Adelita Grijalva.
Vote for Adelita Grijalva.
8th Congressional District
Vote for Bernadette Greene Placentia.
Vote for Bernadette Greene Placentia.
Vote for Bernadette Greene Placentia.
9th Congressional District
Vote for Dani Sterbinsky.
Vote for Dani Sterbinsky.
Vote for Dani Sterbinsky.
Statewide
Clara Pratte is a member of the Navajo Nation and grew up on the nation in a small town called Lupton on the Arizona / New Mexico border. Her family did not have access to utilities or running water until she was in middle school so this race, to oversee Arizona’s utilities, is personal. Clara built her career on public service and is now a successful small business owner and entrepreneur as well as a mom to two boys. Her career spans decades of successful work advocating for tribal communities and small businesses, including serving under three U.S. Presidents and four Navajo Nation Presidents. Clara is running to lower costs for Arizonans, restore integrity to the Arizona Corporation Commission, strengthen consumer protections, and ensure Arizona urgently harnesses its clean energy potential before it’s too late.
Clara Pratte is a member of the Navajo Nation and grew up on the nation in a small town called Lupton on the Arizona / New Mexico border. Her family did not have access to utilities or running water until she was in middle school so this race, to oversee Arizona’s utilities, is personal. Clara built her career on public service and is now a successful small business owner and entrepreneur as well as a mom to two boys. Her career spans decades of successful work advocating for tribal communities and small businesses, including serving under three U.S. Presidents and four Navajo Nation Presidents. Clara is running to lower costs for Arizonans, restore integrity to the Arizona Corporation Commission, strengthen consumer protections, and ensure Arizona urgently harnesses its clean energy potential before it’s too late.
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Clara Pratte is a member of the Navajo Nation and grew up on the nation in a small town called Lupton on the Arizona / New Mexico border. Her family did not have access to utilities or running water until she was in middle school so this race, to oversee Arizona’s utilities, is personal. Clara built her career on public service and is now a successful small business owner and entrepreneur as well as a mom to two boys. Her career spans decades of successful work advocating for tribal communities and small businesses, including serving under three U.S. Presidents and four Navajo Nation Presidents. Clara is running to lower costs for Arizonans, restore integrity to the Arizona Corporation Commission, strengthen consumer protections, and ensure Arizona urgently harnesses its clean energy potential before it’s too late.
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Jonathon has spent the past 18 years at Arizona State University, working on several NASA space missions focused on Mars, Jupiter, and asteroids. He has earned a master's degree in Aerospace Engineering and a Ph.D. in Geological Sciences, both from ASU. Jonathon’s extensive engineering experience gives him a deep understanding of the challenges facing our power generation and water distribution infrastructure. His expertise in geology is particularly valuable for addressing groundwater management issues, especially in rural communities where it is crucial. Jonathon’s goal is to leverage his engineering and scientific expertise to advocate for you, ensuring that hardworking Arizonans are protected from unnecessary and excessive rate hikes.
Jonathon has spent the past 18 years at Arizona State University, working on several NASA space missions focused on Mars, Jupiter, and asteroids. He has earned a master's degree in Aerospace Engineering and a Ph.D. in Geological Sciences, both from ASU. Jonathon’s extensive engineering experience gives him a deep understanding of the challenges facing our power generation and water distribution infrastructure. His expertise in geology is particularly valuable for addressing groundwater management issues, especially in rural communities where it is crucial. Jonathon’s goal is to leverage his engineering and scientific expertise to advocate for you, ensuring that hardworking Arizonans are protected from unnecessary and excessive rate hikes.
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Jonathon has spent the past 18 years at Arizona State University, working on several NASA space missions focused on Mars, Jupiter, and asteroids. He has earned a master's degree in Aerospace Engineering and a Ph.D. in Geological Sciences, both from ASU. Jonathon’s extensive engineering experience gives him a deep understanding of the challenges facing our power generation and water distribution infrastructure. His expertise in geology is particularly valuable for addressing groundwater management issues, especially in rural communities where it is crucial. Jonathon’s goal is to leverage his engineering and scientific expertise to advocate for you, ensuring that hardworking Arizonans are protected from unnecessary and excessive rate hikes.
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Kris Mayes is one of Arizona’s strongest consumer advocates and an attorney who has distinguished herself as a fighter for families in a lifetime of public service. She's the second woman and first mom to serve as Arizona's chief law enforcement officer and chief attorney. As Attorney General, Kris Mayes has prioritized protecting Arizona consumers, stopping scammers, fighting the Fentanyl crisis and the Mexican drug cartels, and combatting elder abuse and fraud. She's fiercely gone after greedy corporations and monopolies unfairly and illegally raising prices. She has been a fighter for groundwater protections and for Arizona's future.
Kris Mayes is one of Arizona’s strongest consumer advocates and an attorney who has distinguished herself as a fighter for families in a lifetime of public service. She's the second woman and first mom to serve as Arizona's chief law enforcement officer and chief attorney. As Attorney General, Kris Mayes has prioritized protecting Arizona consumers, stopping scammers, fighting the Fentanyl crisis and the Mexican drug cartels, and combatting elder abuse and fraud. She's fiercely gone after greedy corporations and monopolies unfairly and illegally raising prices. She has been a fighter for groundwater protections and for Arizona's future.
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Kris Mayes is one of Arizona’s strongest consumer advocates and an attorney who has distinguished herself as a fighter for families in a lifetime of public service. She's the second woman and first mom to serve as Arizona's chief law enforcement officer and chief attorney. As Attorney General, Kris Mayes has prioritized protecting Arizona consumers, stopping scammers, fighting the Fentanyl crisis and the Mexican drug cartels, and combatting elder abuse and fraud. She's fiercely gone after greedy corporations and monopolies unfairly and illegally raising prices. She has been a fighter for groundwater protections and for Arizona's future.
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Brian Matlock is a Marine veteran and mechanical engineer with decades of heavy industry experience including forestry, foundry and mining. He is an inventor on six U.S. patents, including some directly associated with mining safety. Over his career, having worked at industrial sites on six continents, Matlock has gained an accumulation of practical experience and specialized knowledge essential for effectively serving as State Mine Inspector.
Brian Matlock is a Marine veteran and mechanical engineer with decades of heavy industry experience including forestry, foundry and mining. He is an inventor on six U.S. patents, including some directly associated with mining safety. Over his career, having worked at industrial sites on six continents, Matlock has gained an accumulation of practical experience and specialized knowledge essential for effectively serving as State Mine Inspector.
Brian Matlock is a Marine veteran and mechanical engineer with decades of heavy industry experience including forestry, foundry and mining. He is an inventor on six U.S. patents, including some directly associated with mining safety. Over his career, having worked at industrial sites on six continents, Matlock has gained an accumulation of practical experience and specialized knowledge essential for effectively serving as State Mine Inspector.
Dr. Terry Leyba Ruiz is a third-generation Arizonan raised in South Phoenix by her father born in the mining town of Miami, Arizona and her mother born in the farming community of Randolph, Arizona. She attended public schools, and earned degrees from Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University, as a first-generation college student. Dr. Ruiz’ entire career has been focused on ensuring that our students succeed, whether as a math teacher in public middle school, high school, and college, or as President of Glendale Community College. Dr. Ruiz is endorsed by former Superintendent Kathy Hoffman.
Dr. Terry Leyba Ruiz is a third-generation Arizonan raised in South Phoenix by her father born in the mining town of Miami, Arizona and her mother born in the farming community of Randolph, Arizona. She attended public schools, and earned degrees from Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University, as a first-generation college student. Dr. Ruiz’ entire career has been focused on ensuring that our students succeed, whether as a math teacher in public middle school, high school, and college, or as President of Glendale Community College. Dr. Ruiz is endorsed by former Superintendent Kathy Hoffman.
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Dr. Terry Leyba Ruiz is a third-generation Arizonan raised in South Phoenix by her father born in the mining town of Miami, Arizona and her mother born in the farming community of Randolph, Arizona. She attended public schools, and earned degrees from Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University, as a first-generation college student. Dr. Ruiz’ entire career has been focused on ensuring that our students succeed, whether as a math teacher in public middle school, high school, and college, or as President of Glendale Community College. Dr. Ruiz is endorsed by former Superintendent Kathy Hoffman.
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As a social worker, Katie saw what happens when career politicians ignore the real problems families face. Fulfilling her promise to protect Arizonans’ healthcare, in 2024 Katie repealed Arizona’s 1864 total abortion ban, made birth control available over the counter, and protected women and doctors from prosecution. She hammered out a strong water policy compromise hailed as the most consequential Arizona water legislation since 1980—that will create jobs, lower housing costs, and conserve water. She has canceled one billion dollars in medical debt for over 670,000 Arizonans.
As a social worker, Katie saw what happens when career politicians ignore the real problems families face. Fulfilling her promise to protect Arizonans’ healthcare, in 2024 Katie repealed Arizona’s 1864 total abortion ban, made birth control available over the counter, and protected women and doctors from prosecution. She hammered out a strong water policy compromise hailed as the most consequential Arizona water legislation since 1980—that will create jobs, lower housing costs, and conserve water. She has canceled one billion dollars in medical debt for over 670,000 Arizonans.
As a social worker, Katie saw what happens when career politicians ignore the real problems families face. Fulfilling her promise to protect Arizonans’ healthcare, in 2024 Katie repealed Arizona’s 1864 total abortion ban, made birth control available over the counter, and protected women and doctors from prosecution. She hammered out a strong water policy compromise hailed as the most consequential Arizona water legislation since 1980—that will create jobs, lower housing costs, and conserve water. She has canceled one billion dollars in medical debt for over 670,000 Arizonans.
Adrian Fontes is a proud Arizona native, Marine Corps veteran, and the father of three daughters, who has spent a lifetime fighting for justice and defending our Democracy. After graduating from law school, Adrian spent his career advocating for justice and fighting for those who are disadvantaged. As Maricopa County Recorder. As Recorder, Adrian enhanced ballot tracking technology, winning recognition and awards from election organizations across the country. As our Secretary of State, Adrian is committed to voting accessible for all eligible voters, and standing up to attempts to subvert the will of the people.
Adrian Fontes is a proud Arizona native, Marine Corps veteran, and the father of three daughters, who has spent a lifetime fighting for justice and defending our Democracy. After graduating from law school, Adrian spent his career advocating for justice and fighting for those who are disadvantaged. As Maricopa County Recorder. As Recorder, Adrian enhanced ballot tracking technology, winning recognition and awards from election organizations across the country. As our Secretary of State, Adrian is committed to voting accessible for all eligible voters, and standing up to attempts to subvert the will of the people.
Adrian Fontes is a proud Arizona native, Marine Corps veteran, and the father of three daughters, who has spent a lifetime fighting for justice and defending our Democracy. After graduating from law school, Adrian spent his career advocating for justice and fighting for those who are disadvantaged. As Maricopa County Recorder. As Recorder, Adrian enhanced ballot tracking technology, winning recognition and awards from election organizations across the country. As our Secretary of State, Adrian is committed to voting accessible for all eligible voters, and standing up to attempts to subvert the will of the people.
Nick Mansour was raised in Arizona and is a father to four children, husband, and entrepreneur. When Nick sees a win/win proposition, he jumps on it - like when he built a leading nursing school that helped thousands improve their lives and addressed Arizona’s nursing shortage. Nick knows that Arizona’s money is OUR money. He’s running for State Treasurer to watch over our taxpayer dollars, eliminate waste, invest responsibly, and return money to hardworking Arizonans - exactly where it belongs.
Nick Mansour was raised in Arizona and is a father to four children, husband, and entrepreneur. When Nick sees a win/win proposition, he jumps on it - like when he built a leading nursing school that helped thousands improve their lives and addressed Arizona’s nursing shortage. Nick knows that Arizona’s money is OUR money. He’s running for State Treasurer to watch over our taxpayer dollars, eliminate waste, invest responsibly, and return money to hardworking Arizonans - exactly where it belongs.
Nick Mansour was raised in Arizona and is a father to four children, husband, and entrepreneur. When Nick sees a win/win proposition, he jumps on it - like when he built a leading nursing school that helped thousands improve their lives and addressed Arizona’s nursing shortage. Nick knows that Arizona’s money is OUR money. He’s running for State Treasurer to watch over our taxpayer dollars, eliminate waste, invest responsibly, and return money to hardworking Arizonans - exactly where it belongs.
State Legislature
Legislative District 2
As a mother and representative of this community, Stephanie understands the challenges and aspirations of families in our district. As a former teacher and current school board member in the Deer Valley Unified School District, Stephanie is an advocate for all students. She understands the importance of quality public education, our water and environmental challenges, the Phoenix housing crisis and reproductive freedom.
As a mother and representative of this community, Stephanie understands the challenges and aspirations of families in our district. As a former teacher and current school board member in the Deer Valley Unified School District, Stephanie is an advocate for all students. She understands the importance of quality public education, our water and environmental challenges, the Phoenix housing crisis and reproductive freedom.
As a mother and representative of this community, Stephanie understands the challenges and aspirations of families in our district. As a former teacher and current school board member in the Deer Valley Unified School District, Stephanie is an advocate for all students. She understands the importance of quality public education, our water and environmental challenges, the Phoenix housing crisis and reproductive freedom.
Dr. Amelia Gallitano is a doctor, scientist, professor, and mother running for the Arizona State Senate in Legislative District 2. She helped launch the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix to train more doctors for Arizona and spent nine years treating veterans with PTSD at the Phoenix VA Medical Center. As a researcher and professor, she trained future doctors and studied mental illnesses. Dr. Gallitano is running because too many families are working harder than ever, but still struggling to keep up with the rising cost of everyday life.
Dr. Amelia Gallitano is a doctor, scientist, professor, and mother running for the Arizona State Senate in Legislative District 2. She helped launch the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix to train more doctors for Arizona and spent nine years treating veterans with PTSD at the Phoenix VA Medical Center. As a researcher and professor, she trained future doctors and studied mental illnesses. Dr. Gallitano is running because too many families are working harder than ever, but still struggling to keep up with the rising cost of everyday life.
Dr. Amelia Gallitano is a doctor, scientist, professor, and mother running for the Arizona State Senate in Legislative District 2. She helped launch the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix to train more doctors for Arizona and spent nine years treating veterans with PTSD at the Phoenix VA Medical Center. As a researcher and professor, she trained future doctors and studied mental illnesses. Dr. Gallitano is running because too many families are working harder than ever, but still struggling to keep up with the rising cost of everyday life.
Legislative District 3
Vote for Julie Gable.
Vote for Julie Gable.
Vote for Julie Gable.
Vote for Rick Spargo.
Vote for Rick Spargo.
Vote for Rick Spargo.
Vote for Jeff Fortney.
Vote for Jeff Fortney.
Vote for Jeff Fortney.
Legislative District 4
Karen Gresham is a third-generation Arizona native and has deep roots in the state. With her background in accounting, she knows what it takes to create budgets and analyze data. As a long-time public education advocate, Karen has volunteered her time in classrooms, fundraising, coaching, working on campaigns, and for various charitable organizations with the goal of creating a better Arizona. As an elected member of the Madison Elementary School District governing board, Karen knows what Arizona schools, teachers, and students need. She is deeply passionate about public education, safety in our schools and communities, and ensuring that Arizona families can thrive.
Karen Gresham is a third-generation Arizona native and has deep roots in the state. With her background in accounting, she knows what it takes to create budgets and analyze data. As a long-time public education advocate, Karen has volunteered her time in classrooms, fundraising, coaching, working on campaigns, and for various charitable organizations with the goal of creating a better Arizona. As an elected member of the Madison Elementary School District governing board, Karen knows what Arizona schools, teachers, and students need. She is deeply passionate about public education, safety in our schools and communities, and ensuring that Arizona families can thrive.
Karen Gresham is a third-generation Arizona native and has deep roots in the state. With her background in accounting, she knows what it takes to create budgets and analyze data. As a long-time public education advocate, Karen has volunteered her time in classrooms, fundraising, coaching, working on campaigns, and for various charitable organizations with the goal of creating a better Arizona. As an elected member of the Madison Elementary School District governing board, Karen knows what Arizona schools, teachers, and students need. She is deeply passionate about public education, safety in our schools and communities, and ensuring that Arizona families can thrive.
Tammy Caputi met her husband, built her business, and raised her family in Arizona, and has spent her life giving back to the community she loves. As a dedicated public servant, business professional, and community advocate, Tammy understands the challenges Arizona families face every day—because she's lived them. Her work has brought together diverse groups of Arizonans who share a common goal: building a better future for the next generation. Tammy is running for State Representative to bring that same problem-solving spirit to the Arizona Legislature.
Tammy Caputi met her husband, built her business, and raised her family in Arizona, and has spent her life giving back to the community she loves. As a dedicated public servant, business professional, and community advocate, Tammy understands the challenges Arizona families face every day—because she's lived them. Her work has brought together diverse groups of Arizonans who share a common goal: building a better future for the next generation. Tammy is running for State Representative to bring that same problem-solving spirit to the Arizona Legislature.
Tammy Caputi met her husband, built her business, and raised her family in Arizona, and has spent her life giving back to the community she loves. As a dedicated public servant, business professional, and community advocate, Tammy understands the challenges Arizona families face every day—because she's lived them. Her work has brought together diverse groups of Arizonans who share a common goal: building a better future for the next generation. Tammy is running for State Representative to bring that same problem-solving spirit to the Arizona Legislature.
Aaron Lieberman is an Arizona native, father, job creator, and proven leader committed to expanding opportunities for everyone. He founded two national early childhood education organizations that created thousands of jobs and provided over one million children with the tools to succeed. In the Arizona State House, Aaron championed small business, strengthened public schools, and supported safe neighborhoods, ensuring communities have the resources they need for families to thrive. Now, he’s running for State Senate to bring that same common sense, results-driven leadership to the challenges facing our community.
Aaron Lieberman is an Arizona native, father, job creator, and proven leader committed to expanding opportunities for everyone. He founded two national early childhood education organizations that created thousands of jobs and provided over one million children with the tools to succeed. In the Arizona State House, Aaron championed small business, strengthened public schools, and supported safe neighborhoods, ensuring communities have the resources they need for families to thrive. Now, he’s running for State Senate to bring that same common sense, results-driven leadership to the challenges facing our community.
Aaron Lieberman is an Arizona native, father, job creator, and proven leader committed to expanding opportunities for everyone. He founded two national early childhood education organizations that created thousands of jobs and provided over one million children with the tools to succeed. In the Arizona State House, Aaron championed small business, strengthened public schools, and supported safe neighborhoods, ensuring communities have the resources they need for families to thrive. Now, he’s running for State Senate to bring that same common sense, results-driven leadership to the challenges facing our community.
Legislative District 5
Vote for Aaron Márquez.
Vote for Aaron Márquez.
Vote for Aaron Márquez.
Vote for Sarah Liguori.
Vote for Sarah Liguori.
Vote for Sarah Liguori.
Vote for Christine Marsh.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Legislative District 8
Brian Garcia was born and raised in Arizona by parents from El Salvador and the Pascua Yaqui Tribe in Mexico. Upon becoming citizens, they fought to ensure Brian and his brother Aaron had access to opportunities. Brian was the first in his family to graduate from high school, college, graduate school, and earn a law degree - all from our local public schools. He served on the Tempe Union High School District Governing Board, including as president and vice president. Garcia has worked for the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, Pascua Yaqui Tribe, and as a Staff Attorney for unaccompanied migrant children. He is endorsed by Chispa Arizona, CWA, LGBTQ+ Victory Fund, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, UFCW, UNITE HERE, Worker Power, Working Families Party, and many other organizations.
Brian Garcia was born and raised in Arizona by parents from El Salvador and the Pascua Yaqui Tribe in Mexico. Upon becoming citizens, they fought to ensure Brian and his brother Aaron had access to opportunities. Brian was the first in his family to graduate from high school, college, graduate school, and earn a law degree - all from our local public schools. He served on the Tempe Union High School District Governing Board, including as president and vice president. Garcia has worked for the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, Pascua Yaqui Tribe, and as a Staff Attorney for unaccompanied migrant children. He is endorsed by Chispa Arizona, CWA, LGBTQ+ Victory Fund, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, UFCW, UNITE HERE, Worker Power, Working Families Party, and many other organizations.
Brian Garcia was born and raised in Arizona by parents from El Salvador and the Pascua Yaqui Tribe in Mexico. Upon becoming citizens, they fought to ensure Brian and his brother Aaron had access to opportunities. Brian was the first in his family to graduate from high school, college, graduate school, and earn a law degree - all from our local public schools. He served on the Tempe Union High School District Governing Board, including as president and vice president. Garcia has worked for the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, Pascua Yaqui Tribe, and as a Staff Attorney for unaccompanied migrant children. He is endorsed by Chispa Arizona, CWA, LGBTQ+ Victory Fund, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, UFCW, UNITE HERE, Worker Power, Working Families Party, and many other organizations.
Arizona State Senator Lauren Kuby, a former Tempe councilmember and vice mayor, and an ASU Global Futures Scientist, is a long-time advocate for environmental, consumer, and worker protections. She has spent decades fighting against the interests of utilities, developers, and corporations, to advance social, economic, environmental, and racial justice. As a Tempe councilmember, Kuby led efforts for including climate action, affordable housing, equal pay, earned sick days, animal welfare, and transparency. In the Senate, she stands up to ask questions, challenge the majority party, and seek solutions that engage her constituents and the larger community. Kuby is endorsed by AEA, AFSCME, Chispa Arizona,, CWA, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, UFCW, UNITE HERE, Worker Power, Working Families Party, and many other organizations.
Arizona State Senator Lauren Kuby, a former Tempe councilmember and vice mayor, and an ASU Global Futures Scientist, is a long-time advocate for environmental, consumer, and worker protections. She has spent decades fighting against the interests of utilities, developers, and corporations, to advance social, economic, environmental, and racial justice. As a Tempe councilmember, Kuby led efforts for including climate action, affordable housing, equal pay, earned sick days, animal welfare, and transparency. In the Senate, she stands up to ask questions, challenge the majority party, and seek solutions that engage her constituents and the larger community. Kuby is endorsed by AEA, AFSCME, Chispa Arizona,, CWA, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, UFCW, UNITE HERE, Worker Power, Working Families Party, and many other organizations.
Arizona State Senator Lauren Kuby, a former Tempe councilmember and vice mayor, and an ASU Global Futures Scientist, is a long-time advocate for environmental, consumer, and worker protections. She has spent decades fighting against the interests of utilities, developers, and corporations, to advance social, economic, environmental, and racial justice. As a Tempe councilmember, Kuby led efforts for including climate action, affordable housing, equal pay, earned sick days, animal welfare, and transparency. In the Senate, she stands up to ask questions, challenge the majority party, and seek solutions that engage her constituents and the larger community. Kuby is endorsed by AEA, AFSCME, Chispa Arizona,, CWA, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, UFCW, UNITE HERE, Worker Power, Working Families Party, and many other organizations.
Legislative District 9
Jacob Martinez is a lifelong Mesa resident and dedicated community advocate running to represent LD 9 in the Arizona State Legislature. A proud graduate of Mesa Public Schools and ASU Law, Jacob understands firsthand how strong classrooms and supportive educators can shape a young person’s future. Jacob serves in the U.S. Navy Reserve, where he has strengthened his commitment to service, leadership, and accountability. That commitment drives his work in the community, from advocating for students to helping neighbors navigate some of the area’s most pressing challenges. Jacob is running to fight for stronger public schools, and policies that uplift working families.
Jacob Martinez is a lifelong Mesa resident and dedicated community advocate running to represent LD 9 in the Arizona State Legislature. A proud graduate of Mesa Public Schools and ASU Law, Jacob understands firsthand how strong classrooms and supportive educators can shape a young person’s future. Jacob serves in the U.S. Navy Reserve, where he has strengthened his commitment to service, leadership, and accountability. That commitment drives his work in the community, from advocating for students to helping neighbors navigate some of the area’s most pressing challenges. Jacob is running to fight for stronger public schools, and policies that uplift working families.
Jacob Martinez is a lifelong Mesa resident and dedicated community advocate running to represent LD 9 in the Arizona State Legislature. A proud graduate of Mesa Public Schools and ASU Law, Jacob understands firsthand how strong classrooms and supportive educators can shape a young person’s future. Jacob serves in the U.S. Navy Reserve, where he has strengthened his commitment to service, leadership, and accountability. That commitment drives his work in the community, from advocating for students to helping neighbors navigate some of the area’s most pressing challenges. Jacob is running to fight for stronger public schools, and policies that uplift working families.
Rep. Lorena Austin is a fifth-generation Arizonan from Mesa running for reelection to the Arizona House this fall. Lorena is the grandchild of farmworkers, a child of civil rights activists, and the first Chicane, non-binary person elected to a state legislature in the United States. In their first term, Lorena secured $40 million for tuition assistance through the Arizona Promise Program. They’re on the ballot to ensure their community is represented by someone who understands the needs of working people.
Rep. Lorena Austin is a fifth-generation Arizonan from Mesa running for reelection to the Arizona House this fall. Lorena is the grandchild of farmworkers, a child of civil rights activists, and the first Chicane, non-binary person elected to a state legislature in the United States. In their first term, Lorena secured $40 million for tuition assistance through the Arizona Promise Program. They’re on the ballot to ensure their community is represented by someone who understands the needs of working people.
Rep. Lorena Austin is a fifth-generation Arizonan from Mesa running for reelection to the Arizona House this fall. Lorena is the grandchild of farmworkers, a child of civil rights activists, and the first Chicane, non-binary person elected to a state legislature in the United States. In their first term, Lorena secured $40 million for tuition assistance through the Arizona Promise Program. They’re on the ballot to ensure their community is represented by someone who understands the needs of working people.
Vote for Kiana Sears.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Legislative District 10
Vote for Brian Calaway.
Vote for Brian Calaway.
Vote for Brian Calaway.
Vote for Helen Hunter.
Vote for Helen Hunter.
Vote for Helen Hunter.
Vote for Blair Moses.
Vote for Blair Moses.
Vote for Blair Moses.
Legislative District 11
Vote for Junelle Cavero.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Vote for Oscar De Los Santos.
Vote for Oscar De Los Santos.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Vote for Oscar De Los Santos.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Vote for Catherine Miranda.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Legislative District 12
Vote for Armando Montero.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Vote for Stacey Travers.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Vote for Patricia "Patty" Contreras.
Vote for Patricia "Patty" Contreras.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Vote for Patricia "Patty" Contreras.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Legislative District 13
He serves in the Arizona Army National Guard as a Lieutenant Colonel. Born and raised in a small suburb of Chicago, Jacob Weinberg is the son of a teacher and a building manager, who taught him the value of hard work, honesty, and integrity. He came to Arizona to attend the University of Arizona, where he earned a degree in economics. Jacob joined the Army after the September 11th attacks, serving as a reconnaissance platoon leader and staff officer in the 82nd Airborne Division. He is running for State House because Arizonans need someone willing to fight for them everyday.
He serves in the Arizona Army National Guard as a Lieutenant Colonel. Born and raised in a small suburb of Chicago, Jacob Weinberg is the son of a teacher and a building manager, who taught him the value of hard work, honesty, and integrity. He came to Arizona to attend the University of Arizona, where he earned a degree in economics. Jacob joined the Army after the September 11th attacks, serving as a reconnaissance platoon leader and staff officer in the 82nd Airborne Division. He is running for State House because Arizonans need someone willing to fight for them everyday.
He serves in the Arizona Army National Guard as a Lieutenant Colonel. Born and raised in a small suburb of Chicago, Jacob Weinberg is the son of a teacher and a building manager, who taught him the value of hard work, honesty, and integrity. He came to Arizona to attend the University of Arizona, where he earned a degree in economics. Jacob joined the Army after the September 11th attacks, serving as a reconnaissance platoon leader and staff officer in the 82nd Airborne Division. He is running for State House because Arizonans need someone willing to fight for them everyday.
Dr. Racquel “Rockee” Armstrong is a former teacher, school administrator, cancer survivor, and a current professor of education at ASU running to ensure that Chandler, Sun Lakes, and Gilbert have representation that is willing to fight for common sense legislation that puts the needs of people first. As a public school teacher, Rockee taught English and Mathematics while also coaching Track & Field, instilling her students with self-respect and a drive for excellence. Dr. Armstrong currently serves as an Assistant Professor at the Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching & Learning Innovation where she conducts research to support school leaders all over the country.
Dr. Racquel “Rockee” Armstrong is a former teacher, school administrator, cancer survivor, and a current professor of education at ASU running to ensure that Chandler, Sun Lakes, and Gilbert have representation that is willing to fight for common sense legislation that puts the needs of people first. As a public school teacher, Rockee taught English and Mathematics while also coaching Track & Field, instilling her students with self-respect and a drive for excellence. Dr. Armstrong currently serves as an Assistant Professor at the Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching & Learning Innovation where she conducts research to support school leaders all over the country.
Dr. Racquel “Rockee” Armstrong is a former teacher, school administrator, cancer survivor, and a current professor of education at ASU running to ensure that Chandler, Sun Lakes, and Gilbert have representation that is willing to fight for common sense legislation that puts the needs of people first. As a public school teacher, Rockee taught English and Mathematics while also coaching Track & Field, instilling her students with self-respect and a drive for excellence. Dr. Armstrong currently serves as an Assistant Professor at the Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching & Learning Innovation where she conducts research to support school leaders all over the country.
Born and raised in the East Valley, Kristie O’Brien is a lawyer-turned-mediator and mom of twins, with a proven record of public service. She worked for the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, got her graduate degree in international security with a focus on counterterrorism and human trafficking, and partnered with local and federal law enforcement on public safety issues. O’Brien is running to tackle Arizona’s affordability crisis, lower utility costs, protect our water, and strengthen public schools by bringing practical, bipartisan leadership to the Legislature.
Born and raised in the East Valley, Kristie O’Brien is a lawyer-turned-mediator and mom of twins, with a proven record of public service. She worked for the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, got her graduate degree in international security with a focus on counterterrorism and human trafficking, and partnered with local and federal law enforcement on public safety issues. O’Brien is running to tackle Arizona’s affordability crisis, lower utility costs, protect our water, and strengthen public schools by bringing practical, bipartisan leadership to the Legislature.
Born and raised in the East Valley, Kristie O’Brien is a lawyer-turned-mediator and mom of twins, with a proven record of public service. She worked for the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, got her graduate degree in international security with a focus on counterterrorism and human trafficking, and partnered with local and federal law enforcement on public safety issues. O’Brien is running to tackle Arizona’s affordability crisis, lower utility costs, protect our water, and strengthen public schools by bringing practical, bipartisan leadership to the Legislature.
Legislative District 14
Vote for Stephanie Walsh.
Vote for Stephanie Walsh.
Vote for Stephanie Walsh.
Legislative District 16
Julia Romero Gusse is a lifelong public servant guided by a commitment to service and accountability. An Air Force veteran and former Maricopa city councilmember, Julia has spent her career supporting veterans, strengthening local communities, and delivering practical, people-first solutions. From helping service members access earned benefits to advocating for fiscally responsible local government, Julia brings real-world experience and a results-driven approach to public service. She’s running to ensure families have strong schools, safe communities, and leaders who put people over politics. Vote for only Julia Romero Gusse for state representative.
Julia Romero Gusse is a lifelong public servant guided by a commitment to service and accountability. An Air Force veteran and former Maricopa city councilmember, Julia has spent her career supporting veterans, strengthening local communities, and delivering practical, people-first solutions. From helping service members access earned benefits to advocating for fiscally responsible local government, Julia brings real-world experience and a results-driven approach to public service. She’s running to ensure families have strong schools, safe communities, and leaders who put people over politics. Vote for only Julia Romero Gusse for state representative.
Julia Romero Gusse is a lifelong public servant guided by a commitment to service and accountability. An Air Force veteran and former Maricopa city councilmember, Julia has spent her career supporting veterans, strengthening local communities, and delivering practical, people-first solutions. From helping service members access earned benefits to advocating for fiscally responsible local government, Julia brings real-world experience and a results-driven approach to public service. She’s running to ensure families have strong schools, safe communities, and leaders who put people over politics. Vote for only Julia Romero Gusse for state representative.
Vote for Elaine Aldrete
Vote for Elaine Aldrete
Vote for Elaine Aldrete
Legislative District 22
Vote for Betsy Muñoz.
Vote for Betsy Muñoz.
Vote for Betsy Muñoz.
Vote for Elda Luna-Nájera.
Vote for Elda Luna-Nájera.
Vote for Elda Luna-Nájera.
Legislative District 23
Emilia Cortez works in economic development and community planning with the Quechan Indian Tribe, securing funding for infrastructure, housing, transportation, tourism, workforce development, and support for small businesses. She is a member of numerous local organizations, including the Yuma County Library Board of Trustees and the Yuma Rotary Club. Emilia’s connection to the community drives her campaign, and if elected, she will be a powerful voice for working families.
Emilia Cortez works in economic development and community planning with the Quechan Indian Tribe, securing funding for infrastructure, housing, transportation, tourism, workforce development, and support for small businesses. She is a member of numerous local organizations, including the Yuma County Library Board of Trustees and the Yuma Rotary Club. Emilia’s connection to the community drives her campaign, and if elected, she will be a powerful voice for working families.
Emilia Cortez works in economic development and community planning with the Quechan Indian Tribe, securing funding for infrastructure, housing, transportation, tourism, workforce development, and support for small businesses. She is a member of numerous local organizations, including the Yuma County Library Board of Trustees and the Yuma Rotary Club. Emilia’s connection to the community drives her campaign, and if elected, she will be a powerful voice for working families.
Mariana Sandoval has built her life around hard work, service, and helping people. She put herself through college, and believes every person, regardless of income or immigration status, deserves access to a safe, high‑quality, and affordable public education. At the Arizona Attorney General’s Office, Mariana helped to prosecute air and water polluters, and protect wildlife. She served four years on the Agua Fria Union High School District Governing Board, focusing on expanding opportunities for underserved students and improving teacher pay. With more than two decades of public service, Mariana approaches her work in the State Legislature with one goal: to make life better for the people she serves and ensure every Arizonan has the opportunity to thrive.
Mariana Sandoval has built her life around hard work, service, and helping people. She put herself through college, and believes every person, regardless of income or immigration status, deserves access to a safe, high‑quality, and affordable public education. At the Arizona Attorney General’s Office, Mariana helped to prosecute air and water polluters, and protect wildlife. She served four years on the Agua Fria Union High School District Governing Board, focusing on expanding opportunities for underserved students and improving teacher pay. With more than two decades of public service, Mariana approaches her work in the State Legislature with one goal: to make life better for the people she serves and ensure every Arizonan has the opportunity to thrive.
Mariana Sandoval has built her life around hard work, service, and helping people. She put herself through college, and believes every person, regardless of income or immigration status, deserves access to a safe, high‑quality, and affordable public education. At the Arizona Attorney General’s Office, Mariana helped to prosecute air and water polluters, and protect wildlife. She served four years on the Agua Fria Union High School District Governing Board, focusing on expanding opportunities for underserved students and improving teacher pay. With more than two decades of public service, Mariana approaches her work in the State Legislature with one goal: to make life better for the people she serves and ensure every Arizonan has the opportunity to thrive.
Vote for Brian Fernandez.
Vote for Brian Fernandez.
Vote for Brian Fernandez.
Legislative District 24
Alberto Flores was born and raised in Phoenix in a working-class immigrant family who worked in auto shops. Alberto and his brother had to finish high school online so that they could work full time. By the time Alberto was 16, he was running the shop. Due to his father’s immigration status at the time and the lack of accessible resources in the community, Alberto’s family became subject to predatory loans. Alberto knows the reality that many hard-working families are faced with unfair circumstances. He is running for State Representative to stand up to the corporate interests and politicians making life harder for working families. Alberto is endorsed by Chispa Arizona, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, Worker Power, Working Families Party, and many other organizations.
Alberto Flores was born and raised in Phoenix in a working-class immigrant family who worked in auto shops. Alberto and his brother had to finish high school online so that they could work full time. By the time Alberto was 16, he was running the shop. Due to his father’s immigration status at the time and the lack of accessible resources in the community, Alberto’s family became subject to predatory loans. Alberto knows the reality that many hard-working families are faced with unfair circumstances. He is running for State Representative to stand up to the corporate interests and politicians making life harder for working families. Alberto is endorsed by Chispa Arizona, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, Worker Power, Working Families Party, and many other organizations.
Alberto Flores was born and raised in Phoenix in a working-class immigrant family who worked in auto shops. Alberto and his brother had to finish high school online so that they could work full time. By the time Alberto was 16, he was running the shop. Due to his father’s immigration status at the time and the lack of accessible resources in the community, Alberto’s family became subject to predatory loans. Alberto knows the reality that many hard-working families are faced with unfair circumstances. He is running for State Representative to stand up to the corporate interests and politicians making life harder for working families. Alberto is endorsed by Chispa Arizona, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, Worker Power, Working Families Party, and many other organizations.
Lisbeth Arescurenaga is mental health advocate, mother, proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, and a community leader, running for State Representative to bring lived experience, compassion, and strong community leadership to the Arizona Legislature. Born in Peru, Lisbeth immigrated to the United States alone at the age of 15. Adjusting to a new country, language, and culture shaped her understanding of how challenging it can be for families to access education, services, and reliable information. For more than 15 years, Lisbeth has worked alongside families, youth, and community leaders to connect communities with resources and support. She is endorsed by Chispa Arizona, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, Worker Power, Working Families Party, and many other organizations.
Lisbeth Arescurenaga is mental health advocate, mother, proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, and a community leader, running for State Representative to bring lived experience, compassion, and strong community leadership to the Arizona Legislature. Born in Peru, Lisbeth immigrated to the United States alone at the age of 15. Adjusting to a new country, language, and culture shaped her understanding of how challenging it can be for families to access education, services, and reliable information. For more than 15 years, Lisbeth has worked alongside families, youth, and community leaders to connect communities with resources and support. She is endorsed by Chispa Arizona, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, Worker Power, Working Families Party, and many other organizations.
Lisbeth Arescurenaga is mental health advocate, mother, proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, and a community leader, running for State Representative to bring lived experience, compassion, and strong community leadership to the Arizona Legislature. Born in Peru, Lisbeth immigrated to the United States alone at the age of 15. Adjusting to a new country, language, and culture shaped her understanding of how challenging it can be for families to access education, services, and reliable information. For more than 15 years, Lisbeth has worked alongside families, youth, and community leaders to connect communities with resources and support. She is endorsed by Chispa Arizona, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, Worker Power, Working Families Party, and many other organizations.
Analise Ortiz grew up in a family of six kids. Her parents, both educators, taught them the importance of taking care of our community. Analise graduated from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at ASU and went on to become an investigative reporter. After uncovering government corruption and exposing harmful legislation, she realized she wanted to create policy–not just report about it. Analise was first elected to the Arizona legislature in 2022, and has passed a law to protect construction workers from extreme heat by allowing them to begin their shifts earlier in the day, secured historic funding for childcare, affordable housing, and homelessness services, and was named the most Progressive Legislator in 2025 by Progress Arizona. She is endorsed by AFSCME, CWA, UFCW, UNITE HERE, Sierra Club, and many other organizations.
Analise Ortiz grew up in a family of six kids. Her parents, both educators, taught them the importance of taking care of our community. Analise graduated from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at ASU and went on to become an investigative reporter. After uncovering government corruption and exposing harmful legislation, she realized she wanted to create policy–not just report about it. Analise was first elected to the Arizona legislature in 2022, and has passed a law to protect construction workers from extreme heat by allowing them to begin their shifts earlier in the day, secured historic funding for childcare, affordable housing, and homelessness services, and was named the most Progressive Legislator in 2025 by Progress Arizona. She is endorsed by AFSCME, CWA, UFCW, UNITE HERE, Sierra Club, and many other organizations.
Analise Ortiz grew up in a family of six kids. Her parents, both educators, taught them the importance of taking care of our community. Analise graduated from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at ASU and went on to become an investigative reporter. After uncovering government corruption and exposing harmful legislation, she realized she wanted to create policy–not just report about it. Analise was first elected to the Arizona legislature in 2022, and has passed a law to protect construction workers from extreme heat by allowing them to begin their shifts earlier in the day, secured historic funding for childcare, affordable housing, and homelessness services, and was named the most Progressive Legislator in 2025 by Progress Arizona. She is endorsed by AFSCME, CWA, UFCW, UNITE HERE, Sierra Club, and many other organizations.
Legislative District 25
Vote only for Tiffany Byrne for state representative.
Vote only for Tiffany Byrne for state representative.
Vote only for Tiffany Byrne for state representative.
Vote for Laura Huber.
Vote for Laura Huber.
Vote for Laura Huber.
Legislative District 26
Vote for Cesar Aguilar.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Vote for Quantá Crews.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Vote for Flavio Bravo.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Legislative District 27
Deborah Howard is the youngest of three daughters born to WWII veteran parents, a cancer survivor, and a lifelong advocate for quality health care, public education, and freedom from discrimination. After dropping out of high school, she graduated from UC Berkeley at age 25. Deborah was appointed to the Department of Labor by President Reagan, worked for the AARP, and led volunteer efforts for fair redistricting in 2021. She is ready to serve once again.
Deborah Howard is the youngest of three daughters born to WWII veteran parents, a cancer survivor, and a lifelong advocate for quality health care, public education, and freedom from discrimination. After dropping out of high school, she graduated from UC Berkeley at age 25. Deborah was appointed to the Department of Labor by President Reagan, worked for the AARP, and led volunteer efforts for fair redistricting in 2021. She is ready to serve once again.
Deborah Howard is the youngest of three daughters born to WWII veteran parents, a cancer survivor, and a lifelong advocate for quality health care, public education, and freedom from discrimination. After dropping out of high school, she graduated from UC Berkeley at age 25. Deborah was appointed to the Department of Labor by President Reagan, worked for the AARP, and led volunteer efforts for fair redistricting in 2021. She is ready to serve once again.
Vote for Kyle Clayton.
Vote for Kyle Clayton.
Vote for Kyle Clayton.
Legislative District 28
Vote for Barbara Fike.
Vote for Barbara Fike.
Vote for Barbara Fike.
Vote for Marc Graham.
Vote for Marc Graham.
Vote for Marc Graham.
Vote for Michael Braun.
Vote for Michael Braun.
Vote for Michael Braun.
Legislative District 29
Vote for only Christine Marie Scianna for state representative.
Vote for only Christine Marie Scianna for state representative.
Vote for only Christine Marie Scianna for state representative.
Vote for Eric Stafford
Vote for Eric Stafford
Vote for Eric Stafford
Legislative District 30
Vote for only Brian McMahan for state representative.
Vote for only Brian McMahan for state representative.
Vote for only Brian McMahan for state representative.
Maricopa County
Sebastian “Seb” Maximiliano Matta, a first-generation Argentine-American, Matta made history as the youngest candidate to secure a party nomination in Arizona. His platform focuses on modernizing court systems, streamling administrative costs, and expanding multilingual language access rights for diverse communities.
Sebastian “Seb” Maximiliano Matta, a first-generation Argentine-American, Matta made history as the youngest candidate to secure a party nomination in Arizona. His platform focuses on modernizing court systems, streamling administrative costs, and expanding multilingual language access rights for diverse communities.
Sebastian “Seb” Maximiliano Matta, a first-generation Argentine-American, Matta made history as the youngest candidate to secure a party nomination in Arizona. His platform focuses on modernizing court systems, streamling administrative costs, and expanding multilingual language access rights for diverse communities.
Judy Schwiebert is a lifelong educator and champion of public education who previously served as a State Representative. Raised by an educator and inspired to teach, Judy spent 27 years in the classroom at Greenway and Cactus High Schools. During her tenure in the Arizona Legislature, she sponsored bipartisan legislation supporting adult education, teacher salaries, and mental health resources for students. Judy also serves on the Paradise Valley Community College President’s Council and is deeply committed to making higher education affordable and accessible for all students in Maricopa County.
Judy Schwiebert is a lifelong educator and champion of public education who previously served as a State Representative. Raised by an educator and inspired to teach, Judy spent 27 years in the classroom at Greenway and Cactus High Schools. During her tenure in the Arizona Legislature, she sponsored bipartisan legislation supporting adult education, teacher salaries, and mental health resources for students. Judy also serves on the Paradise Valley Community College President’s Council and is deeply committed to making higher education affordable and accessible for all students in Maricopa County.
Judy Schwiebert is a lifelong educator and champion of public education who previously served as a State Representative. Raised by an educator and inspired to teach, Judy spent 27 years in the classroom at Greenway and Cactus High Schools. During her tenure in the Arizona Legislature, she sponsored bipartisan legislation supporting adult education, teacher salaries, and mental health resources for students. Judy also serves on the Paradise Valley Community College President’s Council and is deeply committed to making higher education affordable and accessible for all students in Maricopa County.
County District Races
Maricopa County, District 3
Bill Sandweg is a long-time Phoenix small business owner and community advocate who co-founded Copper Star Coffee in the Melrose District in 2006. A strong supporter of local business and economic development, Bill has served on multiple city commissions focused on strengthening community engagement and supporting small businesses. He has also taken creative writing courses at Phoenix College and has seen firsthand the impact of Maricopa Community Colleges through his daughter’s participation in the dual enrollment program. Bill is deeply committed to expanding educational pathways for students and families and brings energy, optimism, and a strong belief in the Maricopa Community Colleges.
Bill Sandweg is a long-time Phoenix small business owner and community advocate who co-founded Copper Star Coffee in the Melrose District in 2006. A strong supporter of local business and economic development, Bill has served on multiple city commissions focused on strengthening community engagement and supporting small businesses. He has also taken creative writing courses at Phoenix College and has seen firsthand the impact of Maricopa Community Colleges through his daughter’s participation in the dual enrollment program. Bill is deeply committed to expanding educational pathways for students and families and brings energy, optimism, and a strong belief in the Maricopa Community Colleges.
Bill Sandweg is a long-time Phoenix small business owner and community advocate who co-founded Copper Star Coffee in the Melrose District in 2006. A strong supporter of local business and economic development, Bill has served on multiple city commissions focused on strengthening community engagement and supporting small businesses. He has also taken creative writing courses at Phoenix College and has seen firsthand the impact of Maricopa Community Colleges through his daughter’s participation in the dual enrollment program. Bill is deeply committed to expanding educational pathways for students and families and brings energy, optimism, and a strong belief in the Maricopa Community Colleges.
Dr. Angel Algarin came to Arizona in 2022 with a mission to build a healthier, more equitable state through research, service, and community partnerships. His work spans improving access to care, developing community-informed health programs, and addressing inequities in infectious diseases such as HIV. Angel has led multiple grant funded projects reaching hundreds of Maricopa County residents and has published over 40 peer-reviewed articles influencing public health policy and practice. He serves on the Board of Directors for Aunt Rita’s Foundation and as a member of the City of Phoenix Fast Track City Ad Hoc Committee, collaborating with leaders across sectors to end the HIV epidemic in Arizona. He is running for the Maricopa County Special District Healthcare Board to advance bold, evidence-based, community-driven solutions that make health systems more equitable, cost-effective, and accessible for all residents.
Dr. Angel Algarin came to Arizona in 2022 with a mission to build a healthier, more equitable state through research, service, and community partnerships. His work spans improving access to care, developing community-informed health programs, and addressing inequities in infectious diseases such as HIV. Angel has led multiple grant funded projects reaching hundreds of Maricopa County residents and has published over 40 peer-reviewed articles influencing public health policy and practice. He serves on the Board of Directors for Aunt Rita’s Foundation and as a member of the City of Phoenix Fast Track City Ad Hoc Committee, collaborating with leaders across sectors to end the HIV epidemic in Arizona. He is running for the Maricopa County Special District Healthcare Board to advance bold, evidence-based, community-driven solutions that make health systems more equitable, cost-effective, and accessible for all residents.
Dr. Angel Algarin came to Arizona in 2022 with a mission to build a healthier, more equitable state through research, service, and community partnerships. His work spans improving access to care, developing community-informed health programs, and addressing inequities in infectious diseases such as HIV. Angel has led multiple grant funded projects reaching hundreds of Maricopa County residents and has published over 40 peer-reviewed articles influencing public health policy and practice. He serves on the Board of Directors for Aunt Rita’s Foundation and as a member of the City of Phoenix Fast Track City Ad Hoc Committee, collaborating with leaders across sectors to end the HIV epidemic in Arizona. He is running for the Maricopa County Special District Healthcare Board to advance bold, evidence-based, community-driven solutions that make health systems more equitable, cost-effective, and accessible for all residents.
Maricopa County, District 4
Donna Davis is a dedicated public servant and longtime advocate for Arizona students. As a military spouse, she taught reading to airmen and also worked as a preschool teacher on Air Force bases around the world. Donna has supported youth across Arizona through employment initiatives, fundraising for Future Farmers of America, and nonprofit leadership with Education Forward Arizona. She currently chairs the Governor’s Commission on Service and Volunteerism and played an active role in passing Proposition 486, helping secure a strong future for the Maricopa Community Colleges. She currently represents District 4 on the Maricopa Community College District’s Governing Board and is serving as the Governing Board Secretary.
Donna Davis is a dedicated public servant and longtime advocate for Arizona students. As a military spouse, she taught reading to airmen and also worked as a preschool teacher on Air Force bases around the world. Donna has supported youth across Arizona through employment initiatives, fundraising for Future Farmers of America, and nonprofit leadership with Education Forward Arizona. She currently chairs the Governor’s Commission on Service and Volunteerism and played an active role in passing Proposition 486, helping secure a strong future for the Maricopa Community Colleges. She currently represents District 4 on the Maricopa Community College District’s Governing Board and is serving as the Governing Board Secretary.
Donna Davis is a dedicated public servant and longtime advocate for Arizona students. As a military spouse, she taught reading to airmen and also worked as a preschool teacher on Air Force bases around the world. Donna has supported youth across Arizona through employment initiatives, fundraising for Future Farmers of America, and nonprofit leadership with Education Forward Arizona. She currently chairs the Governor’s Commission on Service and Volunteerism and played an active role in passing Proposition 486, helping secure a strong future for the Maricopa Community Colleges. She currently represents District 4 on the Maricopa Community College District’s Governing Board and is serving as the Governing Board Secretary.
Vote for Woody Thomas.
Vote for Woody Thomas.
Vote for Woody Thomas.
City of Scottsdale
Vote for only Raoul Zubia. Endorsed by UFCW Local 99.
Vote for only Raoul Zubia. Endorsed by UFCW Local 99.
Vote for only Raoul Zubia. Endorsed by UFCW Local 99.
City of Phoenix, District 4
Ed Hermes is a father, husband, lawyer, and community activist who lives in midtown Phoenix. He grew up on a farm in rural Illinois and moved to Arizona as a kid. While his parents applied for subsidized housing, he was on free and reduced lunch. When his school announced a lunch price increase, he organized a boycott and forced them to lower prices. As an attorney, he’s provided free representation to tenants facing eviction and successfully sued Joe Arpaio for civil rights violations. He ran and won a seat on the Osborn Elementary School District Board in 2020 to fight for our kids.
Ed Hermes is a father, husband, lawyer, and community activist who lives in midtown Phoenix. He grew up on a farm in rural Illinois and moved to Arizona as a kid. While his parents applied for subsidized housing, he was on free and reduced lunch. When his school announced a lunch price increase, he organized a boycott and forced them to lower prices. As an attorney, he’s provided free representation to tenants facing eviction and successfully sued Joe Arpaio for civil rights violations. He ran and won a seat on the Osborn Elementary School District Board in 2020 to fight for our kids.
Ed Hermes is a father, husband, lawyer, and community activist who lives in midtown Phoenix. He grew up on a farm in rural Illinois and moved to Arizona as a kid. While his parents applied for subsidized housing, he was on free and reduced lunch. When his school announced a lunch price increase, he organized a boycott and forced them to lower prices. As an attorney, he’s provided free representation to tenants facing eviction and successfully sued Joe Arpaio for civil rights violations. He ran and won a seat on the Osborn Elementary School District Board in 2020 to fight for our kids.
School Districts
Cartwright Elementary School District
Endorsed by Cartwright Education Association.
Endorsed by Cartwright Education Association.
Endorsed by Cartwright Education Association.
Endorsed by Cartwright Education Association.
Endorsed by Cartwright Education Association.
Endorsed by Cartwright Education Association.
Cave Creek Unified School District
Vote for Maria Riney.
Vote for Maria Riney.
Vote for Maria Riney.
Vote for Sucheta Shah.
Vote for Sucheta Shah.
Vote for Sucheta Shah.
Deer Valley Unified School District, No. 97
Endorsed by Deer Valley Education Association.
Endorsed by Deer Valley Education Association.
Endorsed by Deer Valley Education Association.
East Valley Institute of Technology Governing Board, District 3
Write in Jill Osborne.
Write in Jill Osborne.
Write in Jill Osborne.
East Valley Institute of Technology Governing Board, District 5
Dr. Laura Metcalfe is an educational leader known for her commitment to equity, innovation, and student-centered learning. With 30 years of service in Arizona public schools, she has dedicated her career to improving outcomes for diverse and historically underserved student populations.
Dr. Laura Metcalfe is an educational leader known for her commitment to equity, innovation, and student-centered learning. With 30 years of service in Arizona public schools, she has dedicated her career to improving outcomes for diverse and historically underserved student populations.
Dr. Laura Metcalfe is an educational leader known for her commitment to equity, innovation, and student-centered learning. With 30 years of service in Arizona public schools, she has dedicated her career to improving outcomes for diverse and historically underserved student populations.
East Valley Institute of Technology Governing Board, District 7
Bonnie Hickman is a retired public-school educator with 37 years of classroom experience, including 30 years teaching in Gilbert Public Schools. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Studies and a master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction. Her work has focused heavily on civics, U.S. history, government, and student engagement. Hickman has written curriculum for iCivics, aligned “We the People” materials with Arizona standards, and led students in civic and community projects.
Bonnie Hickman is a retired public-school educator with 37 years of classroom experience, including 30 years teaching in Gilbert Public Schools. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Studies and a master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction. Her work has focused heavily on civics, U.S. history, government, and student engagement. Hickman has written curriculum for iCivics, aligned “We the People” materials with Arizona standards, and led students in civic and community projects.
Bonnie Hickman is a retired public-school educator with 37 years of classroom experience, including 30 years teaching in Gilbert Public Schools. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Studies and a master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction. Her work has focused heavily on civics, U.S. history, government, and student engagement. Hickman has written curriculum for iCivics, aligned “We the People” materials with Arizona standards, and led students in civic and community projects.
Higley Unified School District, No. 60
Endorsed by Higley Education Association.
Endorsed by Higley Education Association.
Endorsed by Higley Education Association.
Endorsed by Higley Education Association.
Endorsed by Higley Education Association.
Endorsed by Higley Education Association.
Kyrene Elementary School District No. 28
Vote for Catherine Peters.
Vote for Catherine Peters.
Vote for Catherine Peters.
Kevin Walsh is a business attorney and the Chairman of Jobs for Arizona's Graduates, a non-profit dedicated to preparing Arizona's students for academic success and career readiness. Walsh was first elected to the Kyrene school board 8 years ago.
Kevin Walsh is a business attorney and the Chairman of Jobs for Arizona's Graduates, a non-profit dedicated to preparing Arizona's students for academic success and career readiness. Walsh was first elected to the Kyrene school board 8 years ago.
Kevin Walsh is a business attorney and the Chairman of Jobs for Arizona's Graduates, a non-profit dedicated to preparing Arizona's students for academic success and career readiness. Walsh was first elected to the Kyrene school board 8 years ago.
Mesa Unified School District
Endorsed by Mesa Education Association and Mesa Education Support Professional Association.
Endorsed by Mesa Education Association and Mesa Education Support Professional Association.
Endorsed by Mesa Education Association and Mesa Education Support Professional Association.
Endorsed by Mesa Education Association.
Endorsed by Mesa Education Association.
Endorsed by Mesa Education Association.
Paradise Valley Unified School District
Endorsed by Paradise Valley Education Association.
Endorsed by Paradise Valley Education Association.
Endorsed by Paradise Valley Education Association.
Endorsed by Paradise Valley Education Association.
Endorsed by Paradise Valley Education Association.
Endorsed by Paradise Valley Education Association.
Endorsed by Paradise Valley Education Association.
Endorsed by Paradise Valley Education Association.
Endorsed by Paradise Valley Education Association.
Peoria Unified School District, No. 11
Endorsed by Peoria Education Association.
Endorsed by Peoria Education Association.
Endorsed by Peoria Education Association.
Phoenix Elementary School District No. 1
Allison Gullick is the daughter of two public school teachers and is a Phoenix Elementary parent of two. Navigating the district as a parent of a disabled kid has fueled her advocacy. They taught her that strong schools do more than educate individual children; they hold communities together. She works for Maricopa County in public health as a community epidemiologist focused on health equity and improving our communities. Additionally, she leads her neighborhood association, Westwood Village, and was elected to and sits on the Salt River Project’s council as of May 2026. Gullick is endorsed by Planned Parenthood.
Allison Gullick is the daughter of two public school teachers and is a Phoenix Elementary parent of two. Navigating the district as a parent of a disabled kid has fueled her advocacy. They taught her that strong schools do more than educate individual children; they hold communities together. She works for Maricopa County in public health as a community epidemiologist focused on health equity and improving our communities. Additionally, she leads her neighborhood association, Westwood Village, and was elected to and sits on the Salt River Project’s council as of May 2026. Gullick is endorsed by Planned Parenthood.
Allison Gullick is the daughter of two public school teachers and is a Phoenix Elementary parent of two. Navigating the district as a parent of a disabled kid has fueled her advocacy. They taught her that strong schools do more than educate individual children; they hold communities together. She works for Maricopa County in public health as a community epidemiologist focused on health equity and improving our communities. Additionally, she leads her neighborhood association, Westwood Village, and was elected to and sits on the Salt River Project’s council as of May 2026. Gullick is endorsed by Planned Parenthood.
Caitlin Millat is a mom, former elementary educator, and law professor who has spent her career fighting for public schools. She's running to protect public education for our community. Millat is endorsed by PECTA.
Caitlin Millat is a mom, former elementary educator, and law professor who has spent her career fighting for public schools. She's running to protect public education for our community. Millat is endorsed by PECTA.
Caitlin Millat is a mom, former elementary educator, and law professor who has spent her career fighting for public schools. She's running to protect public education for our community. Millat is endorsed by PECTA.
Phoenix Union High School District, Ward 2
Endorsed by Arizona List and Union Classroom Teachers Association.
Endorsed by Arizona List and Union Classroom Teachers Association.
Endorsed by Arizona List and Union Classroom Teachers Association.
Phoenix Union High School District, Ward 3
Endorsed by Arizona List and Union Classroom Teachers Association.
Endorsed by Arizona List and Union Classroom Teachers Association.
Endorsed by Arizona List and Union Classroom Teachers Association.
Phoenix Union High School District, Ward 4
Endorsed by Arizona List and Union Classroom Teachers Association.
Endorsed by Arizona List and Union Classroom Teachers Association.
Endorsed by Arizona List and Union Classroom Teachers Association.
Roosevelt Elementary School District, No. 66
Endorsed by Arizona List.
Endorsed by Arizona List.
Endorsed by Arizona List.
Write in Patricia Valenzuela. Endorsed by Arizona List.
Write in Patricia Valenzuela. Endorsed by Arizona List.
Write in Patricia Valenzuela. Endorsed by Arizona List.
Scottsdale Unified School District
Endorsed by Scottsdale Education Association.
Endorsed by Scottsdale Education Association.
Endorsed by Scottsdale Education Association.
Tolleson Union High School District, No. 214
Endorsed by Tolleson Union Education Association.
Endorsed by Tolleson Union Education Association.
Endorsed by Tolleson Union Education Association.
Encanto Precinct Justice Court
Deborah Ann Begay proviene de una larga línea de guerreros indígenas y sirvió veinte años en las Reservas Navales de los Estados Unidos en su honor. Deborah es madre dos espíritus de tres hijos,
y fue recientemente ordenada diácona en New Hope UCC en Phoenix. Como exjueza de paz del precinto Moon Valley, Deborah redujo las multas de tráfico permitiendo que se realizara trabajo comunitario en su lugar, y dio a las personas su día ante la corte programando audiencias antes de que se emitan órdenes de arresto. Como jueza de paz de Encanto, Deborah seguirá trabajando para crear un sistema de justicia más equitativo, incluyendo ayudar a las personas a encontrar recursos para pagar su alquiler y priorizar la emisión de órdenes de protección de manera oportuna. Begay cuenta con el respaldo de la Organización Nacional para las Mujeres.
Deborah Ann Begay proviene de una larga línea de guerreros indígenas y sirvió veinte años en las Reservas Navales de los Estados Unidos en su honor. Deborah es madre dos espíritus de tres hijos,
y fue recientemente ordenada diácona en New Hope UCC en Phoenix. Como exjueza de paz del precinto Moon Valley, Deborah redujo las multas de tráfico permitiendo que se realizara trabajo comunitario en su lugar, y dio a las personas su día ante la corte programando audiencias antes de que se emitan órdenes de arresto. Como jueza de paz de Encanto, Deborah seguirá trabajando para crear un sistema de justicia más equitativo, incluyendo ayudar a las personas a encontrar recursos para pagar su alquiler y priorizar la emisión de órdenes de protección de manera oportuna. Begay cuenta con el respaldo de la Organización Nacional para las Mujeres.
Deborah Ann Begay proviene de una larga línea de guerreros indígenas y sirvió veinte años en las Reservas Navales de los Estados Unidos en su honor. Deborah es madre dos espíritus de tres hijos,
y fue recientemente ordenada diácona en New Hope UCC en Phoenix. Como exjueza de paz del precinto Moon Valley, Deborah redujo las multas de tráfico permitiendo que se realizara trabajo comunitario en su lugar, y dio a las personas su día ante la corte programando audiencias antes de que se emitan órdenes de arresto. Como jueza de paz de Encanto, Deborah seguirá trabajando para crear un sistema de justicia más equitativo, incluyendo ayudar a las personas a encontrar recursos para pagar su alquiler y priorizar la emisión de órdenes de protección de manera oportuna. Begay cuenta con el respaldo de la Organización Nacional para las Mujeres.