Activate 48 Endorsements

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.

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 Stephanie Stahl Hamilton is an ordained Presbyterian minister whose deep faith and love for her community have driven her to community service. As Executive Director of Montlure Presbyterian Church Camp, Stephanie served children from across Arizona. She spent years supporting the Tucson Unified School Districts, including substitute teaching and coaching, and serving on TUSD’s Family Life Curriculum Committee, reviewing curriculum to ensure it was inclusive and relevant to the well-being of all students. After the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022, and the Arizona Supreme Court’s ruling that reinstated the 1864 anti-abortion law, Stephanie was ready with HB2677 to repeal that archaic legislation. Stahl Hamilton 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.