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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Retention Candidates
Court of Appeals, Division II
Sklar is a Tucson-based judge who backed right-wing operatives in their efforts to shield from accountability the so-called “fake electors” who sought to overturn the 2020 election. Sklar was appointed to the bench twice by Republican Doug Ducey. He previously served as a corporate litigator in Arizona and California, where he worked to protect large corporations from accountability for monopolistic behavior and other wrongdoing.
Sklar is a Tucson-based judge who backed right-wing operatives in their efforts to shield from accountability the so-called “fake electors” who sought to overturn the 2020 election. Sklar was appointed to the bench twice by Republican Doug Ducey. He previously served as a corporate litigator in Arizona and California, where he worked to protect large corporations from accountability for monopolistic behavior and other wrongdoing.
Kelly has a long record of partisan political contributions that raise serious questions about his impartiality on cases involving political issues. He was one of half a dozen judges appointed by Governor Doug Ducey in the final weeks of Ducey’s administration — appointments many observers saw as an effort to stack the bench with conservative judges before Governor Katie Hobbs could take office.
Kelly has a long record of partisan political contributions that raise serious questions about his impartiality on cases involving political issues. He was one of half a dozen judges appointed by Governor Doug Ducey in the final weeks of Ducey’s administration — appointments many observers saw as an effort to stack the bench with conservative judges before Governor Katie Hobbs could take office.
Brearcliffe is a corporate lawyer-turned-judge with a long record of partisan political donations that raise serious questions about his ability to be impartial. Within two weeks of his appointment to the bench by Gov. Doug Ducey, Brearcliffe donated $1,000 to Ducey’s campaign — creating the appearance of a pay-for-play appointment that Brearcliffe has refused to answer questions about. According to reporting from the Arizona Republic, Brearcliffe was the only sitting judge who made contributions to Ducey’s campaign. While on the Court of Appeals, Brearcliffe has donated hundreds of dollars to state and national Republican candidates, including Juan Ciscomani and Donald Trump. Before becoming a judge, Brearcliffe had a lengthy career in which he primarily defended corporations.
Brearcliffe is a corporate lawyer-turned-judge with a long record of partisan political donations that raise serious questions about his ability to be impartial. Within two weeks of his appointment to the bench by Gov. Doug Ducey, Brearcliffe donated $1,000 to Ducey’s campaign — creating the appearance of a pay-for-play appointment that Brearcliffe has refused to answer questions about. According to reporting from the Arizona Republic, Brearcliffe was the only sitting judge who made contributions to Ducey’s campaign. While on the Court of Appeals, Brearcliffe has donated hundreds of dollars to state and national Republican candidates, including Juan Ciscomani and Donald Trump. Before becoming a judge, Brearcliffe had a lengthy career in which he primarily defended corporations.
Pima Superior Court
Goodwin’s refused to allow a Tucson couple to get divorced solely because of their immigration status, a decision which was overturned on appeal by both the Arizona Court of Appeals and Arizona Supreme Court.
Goodwin’s refused to allow a Tucson couple to get divorced solely because of their immigration status, a decision which was overturned on appeal by both the Arizona Court of Appeals and Arizona Supreme Court.
Catherine Woods is one of the few Arizona judges to be found unfit for office by the Arizona Judicial Review Commission. In 2014, the commission voted overwhelmingly that she did not meet basic standards for a qualified judge. As a sitting judge, she has given $1,500 to the campaigns of Republican Governor Doug Ducey and $500 to Republican then-Attorney General Mark Brnovich’s campaign for U.S. Senate — raising questions about her impartiality.
Catherine Woods is one of the few Arizona judges to be found unfit for office by the Arizona Judicial Review Commission. In 2014, the commission voted overwhelmingly that she did not meet basic standards for a qualified judge. As a sitting judge, she has given $1,500 to the campaigns of Republican Governor Doug Ducey and $500 to Republican then-Attorney General Mark Brnovich’s campaign for U.S. Senate — raising questions about her impartiality.
Earlier this year, Bergin sided with politicians and greenlit plans to close the Tucson campus of the Arizona Schools for the Deaf and Blind — ignoring pleas from families that rely on the school for specialized care. As a sitting judge, Bergin donated hundreds of dollars to the campaign of Attorney General Mark Brnovich, whose office would regularly appear before his Court. Before his appointment by Republican Governor Jan Brewer, Bergin worked in private practice, where he defended insurance companies and other large corporations against lawsuits for wrongful death, product liability, construction defect, and insurance claim denials.
Earlier this year, Bergin sided with politicians and greenlit plans to close the Tucson campus of the Arizona Schools for the Deaf and Blind — ignoring pleas from families that rely on the school for specialized care. As a sitting judge, Bergin donated hundreds of dollars to the campaign of Attorney General Mark Brnovich, whose office would regularly appear before his Court. Before his appointment by Republican Governor Jan Brewer, Bergin worked in private practice, where he defended insurance companies and other large corporations against lawsuits for wrongful death, product liability, construction defect, and insurance claim denials.
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.
Pima County Ballot Measures
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.
Vote YES on Prop 425.
Vote YES on Prop 425.
Vote YES on Prop 425.
Vote YES on Prop 425.
School District Ballot Measures
Sahuarita 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.
Tanque Verde 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.
Vail 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.
Congress
6th Congressional District
JoAnna “Jo” Mendoza is a Marine Corps veteran, single mom, and battle-tested Arizonan born and raised in Pinal County. The daughter of farmworkers, Jo enlisted in the U.S. military at 17 and served our country for 20 years, both in the Navy and the Marine Corps. A retired Marine Corps drill instructor, Jo is the mission-focused leader Arizonans need in Congress to lower costs for families, create good-paying jobs, and keep communities safe.
JoAnna “Jo” Mendoza is a Marine Corps veteran, single mom, and battle-tested Arizonan born and raised in Pinal County. The daughter of farmworkers, Jo enlisted in the U.S. military at 17 and served our country for 20 years, both in the Navy and the Marine Corps. A retired Marine Corps drill instructor, Jo is the mission-focused leader Arizonans need in Congress to lower costs for families, create good-paying jobs, and keep communities safe.
JoAnna “Jo” Mendoza is a Marine Corps veteran, single mom, and battle-tested Arizonan born and raised in Pinal County. The daughter of farmworkers, Jo enlisted in the U.S. military at 17 and served our country for 20 years, both in the Navy and the Marine Corps. A retired Marine Corps drill instructor, Jo is the mission-focused leader Arizonans need in Congress to lower costs for families, create good-paying jobs, and keep communities safe.
7th Congressional District
Vote for Adelita Grijalva.
Vote for Adelita Grijalva.
Vote for Adelita Grijalva.
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.
General Progressive: Activate 48
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.
General Progressive: Activate 48
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.
General Progressive: Activate 48
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.
General Progressive: Activate 48
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.
General Progressive: Activate 48
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.
General Progressive: Activate 48
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.
General Progressive: Activate 48
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.
General Progressive: Activate 48
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 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 17
Hollace “Holly” Lyon, Colonel (retired), spent 26 years in the U.S. Air Force, commanding twice. She forged consensus on complex negotiations while assigned at both NATO HQ and the Pentagon—including saving the Air Force $100 million. She taught middle school prior to her service, and afterwards tackled complex business challenges as an IT consultant. Since moving to Arizona in 2008, Holly served as a Judicial Nominating Commissioner, chaired campaigns securing over $14 million for school district overrides and a bond, and helped raise over $1 million for local nonprofits. She is committed to public service that delivers real results.
Hollace “Holly” Lyon, Colonel (retired), spent 26 years in the U.S. Air Force, commanding twice. She forged consensus on complex negotiations while assigned at both NATO HQ and the Pentagon—including saving the Air Force $100 million. She taught middle school prior to her service, and afterwards tackled complex business challenges as an IT consultant. Since moving to Arizona in 2008, Holly served as a Judicial Nominating Commissioner, chaired campaigns securing over $14 million for school district overrides and a bond, and helped raise over $1 million for local nonprofits. She is committed to public service that delivers real results.
Hollace “Holly” Lyon, Colonel (retired), spent 26 years in the U.S. Air Force, commanding twice. She forged consensus on complex negotiations while assigned at both NATO HQ and the Pentagon—including saving the Air Force $100 million. She taught middle school prior to her service, and afterwards tackled complex business challenges as an IT consultant. Since moving to Arizona in 2008, Holly served as a Judicial Nominating Commissioner, chaired campaigns securing over $14 million for school district overrides and a bond, and helped raise over $1 million for local nonprofits. She is committed to public service that delivers real results.
Kevin was born and raised in Southern Arizona. He attended public elementary and middle school in northeastern Tucson, then followed family tradition to attend Salpointe High School. Following college, he served as a 5th grade public school teacher in the East Side of San Jose, California, and interned for Representative Gabby Giffords, helping with constituent communication in Congress. More recently, has founded a small business to create affordable housing. In the legislature, he has worked to deliver practical solutions that lower costs, make housing more affordable, and strengthen public education for families across the state.
Kevin was born and raised in Southern Arizona. He attended public elementary and middle school in northeastern Tucson, then followed family tradition to attend Salpointe High School. Following college, he served as a 5th grade public school teacher in the East Side of San Jose, California, and interned for Representative Gabby Giffords, helping with constituent communication in Congress. More recently, has founded a small business to create affordable housing. In the legislature, he has worked to deliver practical solutions that lower costs, make housing more affordable, and strengthen public education for families across the state.
Kevin was born and raised in Southern Arizona. He attended public elementary and middle school in northeastern Tucson, then followed family tradition to attend Salpointe High School. Following college, he served as a 5th grade public school teacher in the East Side of San Jose, California, and interned for Representative Gabby Giffords, helping with constituent communication in Congress. More recently, has founded a small business to create affordable housing. In the legislature, he has worked to deliver practical solutions that lower costs, make housing more affordable, and strengthen public education for families across the state.
Edgar Soto is a proud U.S. Marine Corps veteran, lifelong educator, and community leader who has spent his life serving at every level — in the classroom, on the field, and in leadership roles that support students and families. With more than 30 years in education, Edgar has worked across the full education system, from K-12 to higher education, helping open pathways for opportunity and strengthening public institutions. As an educator and coach, he believes in teamwork, accountability, and bringing people together to get results. Edgar is running to continue that service — fighting for strong public schools, affordable communities, and a government that works for everyday Arizonans.
Edgar Soto is a proud U.S. Marine Corps veteran, lifelong educator, and community leader who has spent his life serving at every level — in the classroom, on the field, and in leadership roles that support students and families. With more than 30 years in education, Edgar has worked across the full education system, from K-12 to higher education, helping open pathways for opportunity and strengthening public institutions. As an educator and coach, he believes in teamwork, accountability, and bringing people together to get results. Edgar is running to continue that service — fighting for strong public schools, affordable communities, and a government that works for everyday Arizonans.
Edgar Soto is a proud U.S. Marine Corps veteran, lifelong educator, and community leader who has spent his life serving at every level — in the classroom, on the field, and in leadership roles that support students and families. With more than 30 years in education, Edgar has worked across the full education system, from K-12 to higher education, helping open pathways for opportunity and strengthening public institutions. As an educator and coach, he believes in teamwork, accountability, and bringing people together to get results. Edgar is running to continue that service — fighting for strong public schools, affordable communities, and a government that works for everyday Arizonans.
Legislative District 18
Vote for Chris Mathis.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Vote for Nancy Gutierrez.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Vote for Priya Sundareshan.
Education: Arizona Education Association
Legislative District 19
Vote for Aiden Nicholette Swallow.
Vote for Aiden Nicholette Swallow.
Vote for Aiden Nicholette Swallow.
Vote for Jackie O'Donnell.
Vote for Jackie O'Donnell.
Vote for Jackie O'Donnell.
Vote for Ryan Slawson.
Vote for Ryan Slawson.
Vote for Ryan Slawson.
Legislative District 20
State Representative Betty Villegas is a third-generation Tucsonan, and a proud mother of two daughters and two sons. A loving grandmother to six grandchildren, she understands the importance of a safe and prosperous community for future generations. As the Housing Program Manager for Pima County, Villegas was instrumental in expanding housing opportunities and protecting people from predatory lending and foreclosure. As a State Representative, she has filed legislation to protect renters, improve access to clean water, and defend our civil rights and democracy. Villegas is endorsed by Chispa Arizona, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, Worker Power, and many other organizations.
State Representative Betty Villegas is a third-generation Tucsonan, and a proud mother of two daughters and two sons. A loving grandmother to six grandchildren, she understands the importance of a safe and prosperous community for future generations. As the Housing Program Manager for Pima County, Villegas was instrumental in expanding housing opportunities and protecting people from predatory lending and foreclosure. As a State Representative, she has filed legislation to protect renters, improve access to clean water, and defend our civil rights and democracy. Villegas is endorsed by Chispa Arizona, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, Worker Power, and many other organizations.
State Representative Betty Villegas is a third-generation Tucsonan, and a proud mother of two daughters and two sons. A loving grandmother to six grandchildren, she understands the importance of a safe and prosperous community for future generations. As the Housing Program Manager for Pima County, Villegas was instrumental in expanding housing opportunities and protecting people from predatory lending and foreclosure. As a State Representative, she has filed legislation to protect renters, improve access to clean water, and defend our civil rights and democracy. Villegas is endorsed by Chispa Arizona, LUCHA, Our Voice Our Vote, Sierra Club, Worker Power, and many other organizations.
State Representative Sally Ann Gonzales was raised in the Yaqui community of Guadalupe, Arizona with her ten sisters and brothers. Throughout her adult life, she has been involved in a wide range of civic activities to promote the rights of minority populations, especially Indigenous and Hispanic communities who are the historical and cultural foundation of Arizona. Her career of public service includes teaching, the Pascua Yaqui Tribal Council, community involvement in housing, substance abuse and healthcare, and in the state legislature as a strong proponent for quality education, health care and children’s, women’s, and workers’ rights.
State Representative Sally Ann Gonzales was raised in the Yaqui community of Guadalupe, Arizona with her ten sisters and brothers. Throughout her adult life, she has been involved in a wide range of civic activities to promote the rights of minority populations, especially Indigenous and Hispanic communities who are the historical and cultural foundation of Arizona. Her career of public service includes teaching, the Pascua Yaqui Tribal Council, community involvement in housing, substance abuse and healthcare, and in the state legislature as a strong proponent for quality education, health care and children’s, women’s, and workers’ rights.
State Representative Sally Ann Gonzales was raised in the Yaqui community of Guadalupe, Arizona with her ten sisters and brothers. Throughout her adult life, she has been involved in a wide range of civic activities to promote the rights of minority populations, especially Indigenous and Hispanic communities who are the historical and cultural foundation of Arizona. Her career of public service includes teaching, the Pascua Yaqui Tribal Council, community involvement in housing, substance abuse and healthcare, and in the state legislature as a strong proponent for quality education, health care and children’s, women’s, and workers’ rights.
Legislative District 21
Miranda Lopez graduated from the University of Arizona in 2018 and began working in grassroots organizing with the statewide Democratic coordinated campaign. By 2021, Miranda was Executive Director of the Pima County Democratic Party, where she focused on building local party and data infrastructure, supporting candidates, and strengthening community engagement across Southern Arizona. Miranda has worked with the Arizona Students’ Association and United Campus Workers, and graduated with a Masters in Public Administration in May of 2025. She is running to reinvest in public education, protect our water, land and air, and make housing affordable. Miranda is endorsed by CWA, DSA, Working Families Party, and more organizations.
Miranda Lopez graduated from the University of Arizona in 2018 and began working in grassroots organizing with the statewide Democratic coordinated campaign. By 2021, Miranda was Executive Director of the Pima County Democratic Party, where she focused on building local party and data infrastructure, supporting candidates, and strengthening community engagement across Southern Arizona. Miranda has worked with the Arizona Students’ Association and United Campus Workers, and graduated with a Masters in Public Administration in May of 2025. She is running to reinvest in public education, protect our water, land and air, and make housing affordable. Miranda is endorsed by CWA, DSA, Working Families Party, and more organizations.
Miranda Lopez graduated from the University of Arizona in 2018 and began working in grassroots organizing with the statewide Democratic coordinated campaign. By 2021, Miranda was Executive Director of the Pima County Democratic Party, where she focused on building local party and data infrastructure, supporting candidates, and strengthening community engagement across Southern Arizona. Miranda has worked with the Arizona Students’ Association and United Campus Workers, and graduated with a Masters in Public Administration in May of 2025. She is running to reinvest in public education, protect our water, land and air, and make housing affordable. Miranda is endorsed by CWA, DSA, Working Families Party, and more organizations.
Vote for Rosanna Gabaldon.
Education: Arizona Education Association
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.
Pima County
Endorsed by Pima Area Labor Federation, CWA, and UFCW Local 99.
Endorsed by Pima Area Labor Federation, CWA, and UFCW Local 99.
Endorsed by Pima Area Labor Federation, CWA, and UFCW Local 99.
School Districts
Amphitheater Unified School District No. 10
Endorsed by Amphitheater Education Association.
Endorsed by Amphitheater Education Association.
Endorsed by Amphitheater Education Association.
Endorsed by Amphitheater Education Association.
Endorsed by Amphitheater Education Association.
Endorsed by Amphitheater Education Association.
Flowing Wells Unified School District
Endorsed by Flowing Wells Education Association.
Endorsed by Flowing Wells Education Association.
Endorsed by Flowing Wells Education Association.
Marana Unified School District No. 6
Endorsed by Pima Area Labor Federation
Endorsed by Pima Area Labor Federation
Endorsed by Pima Area Labor Federation