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← Rundown2026 Arizona House race — Andy Biggs's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Arizona House race — Andy Biggs's seat

Incumbent: Andy Biggs (Republican)

Abraham HamadehAbraham HamadehREPUBLICAN PARTY
Adelita GrijalvaAdelita GrijalvaDEMOCRATIC PARTY
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Declared candidates

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  • Abraham Hamadeh
    Abraham Hamadeh

    REPUBLICAN PARTY · Incumbent

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports prohibiting federal funds from directly or indirectly supporting organizations that perform, promote, or provide referrals for abortion. [1]
    • Border Security & Immigration: Supports expanded federal enforcement to prevent illegal border crossings, treats border security as a state sovereignty and national security issue, and backs law enforcement resources to combat cartel drug trafficking. [1][2]

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  • Education: Supports federal tax credits or scholarships enabling parents to choose private schools, homeschooling, or online programs for their children. [1]
  • Israel: Strongly pro-Israel, pledges to always stand with Israel, opposes antisemitism in Congress, and praised the Trump-brokered peace deal between Israel and Hamas. [1][2][3]
  • Judicial Appointments: Supports appointing federal judges who interpret the Constitution according to its text and original intent. [1]
  • LGBTQ Nondiscrimination Law: Opposes adding sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression as protected classes in federal nondiscrimination statutes. [1]
  • Religious Freedom: Supports prohibiting the federal government from discriminating against organizations based on sincerely held religious beliefs. [1]
  • Taxation: Supports tax cuts for working and middle-class families, backing legislation described as the largest middle and working class tax cut in U.S. history, and supports tax cuts for veterans. [1][2]
  • Adelita Grijalva
    Adelita Grijalva

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY · Incumbent

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Defense Spending: Criticized Republican-backed passage of additional funding for military action in Iran and a large National Defense Authorization Act. [1]
    • Economic Policy/Trade: Criticizes Trump administration tariffs as reckless and blames them for rising costs of goods for working families. [1]
    • Education Policy: Opposes cuts to federal education funding and efforts to eliminate the Department of Education, and seeks to expand federal services for preschools. [1]
    • Environmental/Natural Resources: Advocates for environmental justice and serves on the Natural Resources Committee focusing on energy, mineral resources, and indigenous affairs. [1][2]
    • Foreign Policy - Iran: Voted for a War Powers resolution directing the President to end U.S. military hostilities in Iran and affirming Congress's constitutional war-declaring authority. [1][2]
    • Foreign Policy - Venezuela: Denounced the Trump administration's actions in Venezuela, including the capture of Nicolás Maduro, as unconstitutional regime change. [1]
    • Immigration/ICE Detention: Opposes expanded ICE detention facilities and enforcement practices she views as inhumane, and has called for investigations into deaths of detained asylum seekers. [1][2][3]
    • Israel-Gaza: Has publicly characterized Israel's military campaign in Gaza as a 'genocide'. [1]
  • Andy Biggs
    Andy Biggs

    Republican · Incumbent

    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports pro-life legislation, including protections for infant survivors of abortion and extending 14th Amendment protections to unborn children. [1]
    • Education: Opposes federal involvement in education policy, including Common Core, and supports returning education authority to states, local communities, and parents, along with school choice. [1][2][3]
    • Election Integrity: Supports election integrity measures to ensure timely results and limit voting to legal Arizona citizens. [1]
    • Energy: Opposes excessive regulation of the energy industry and supports expanding reliable, affordable domestic energy sources to lower costs for consumers. [1][2]
    • Fiscal Policy and Government Spending: Supports balanced budgets, a balanced budget constitutional amendment, reducing inflation, and opposed large federal spending packages such as COVID relief bills. [1][2][3]
    • Health Care: Opposes the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), criticizing its passage and implementation. [1]
    • Immigration and Border Security: Supports securing the U.S.-Mexico border, restoring the Remain in Mexico policy, funding border barriers, and fully funding ICE and CBP operations; opposes sanctuary city policies. [1][2][3]
    • Limited Government and Constitutional Authority: Advocates restoring constitutional checks and balances, reducing federal regulatory overreach, and limiting the power of unelected bureaucratic agencies. [1]
  • David S. Schweikert
    David S. Schweikert

    REPUBLICAN PARTY · Incumbent

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (5) ▾
    • Abortion: Opposes federal funding for abortion, supports restrictions such as a 20-week ban, and has backed measures protecting infants born alive after failed abortions. [1]
    • Budget & the Deficit: Emphasizes reducing federal deficits and debt, arguing that raising taxes alone cannot solve fiscal imbalances and that spending reform is required. [1][2][3]
    • Economy & Jobs: As a gubernatorial candidate, pledges to cut business regulations, keep taxes low, and recruit new businesses to create jobs across Arizona. [1]
    • Immigration: Supports stronger border security, opposes amnesty for illegal immigrants, favors ending birthright citizenship for children of non-citizen parents, and advocates a merit-based immigration system. [1][2][3]
    • Taxation: Opposes raising taxes, arguing higher wages generate more tax revenue than tax hikes, and favors keeping taxes low to spur growth. [1][2]
  • Eli Crane
    Eli Crane

    REPUBLICAN PARTY · Incumbent

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Abortion: Opposes abortion rights; views Roe v. Wade as a mistake and supports its overturning. [1][2]
    • Education: Strongly opposes Critical Race Theory being taught. [1][2]
    • Foreign Policy: Views the Chinese Communist Party as a serious threat to the U.S. and opposes the BDS movement against Israel; favors avoiding foreign entanglements and forever wars. [1][2]
    • Government Spending & Budget: Advocates cutting federal spending and reducing bureaucratic overreach to restore economic prosperity. [1][2]
    • Health Care: Opposes vaccine mandates and supports personal choice over mandated vaccination policies. [1]
    • Immigration & Border Security: Supports strict border enforcement, backs Trump administration deportation and border policies, and defends ICE/CBP operations against sanctuary city practices. [1][2][3]
    • Immigration - H-1B Visas: Introduced legislation to pause H-1B visa issuance for three years and reform the program, citing abuse concerns. [1]
    • Taxation & Regulation: Favors cutting taxes and regulations, especially for small businesses, and reducing government spending rather than redistributing income. [1][2]
  • Greg Stanton
    Greg Stanton

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY · Incumbent

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • COVID-19 Economic Relief: Voted in favor of the $900 billion COVID relief package and the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act. [1]
    • Civil Rights & Equality: Supports the Equal Rights Amendment, has received a perfect Human Rights Campaign score, and backs police accountability reforms. [1]
    • Corporate Transparency: Voted in favor of increased corporate transparency requirements. [1]
    • Foreign Policy - Human Rights in China: Voted in favor of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act to sanction forced labor practices in Xinjiang, China. [1]
    • Immigrant Workforce Policy: Supports expediting work authorizations for asylum-seekers and parolees to address U.S. workforce shortages and strengthen the economy. [1][2]
    • Immigration & Border Security: Supports combining strong border security with comprehensive immigration reform, opposes mass deportation policies and calls for a bipartisan, orderly and humane process. [1][2][3]
    • Immigration Enforcement Oversight: Supports increased transparency and accountability for ICE and Customs and Border Protection, including oversight visits to detention facilities and limits on detainee stays. [1][2]
    • Taxation: Supports tax reform aimed at benefiting the middle class rather than wealthy individuals and corporations. [1]
  • Juan Ciscomani
    Juan Ciscomani

    REPUBLICAN PARTY · Incumbent

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (5) ▾
    • Border Security: Supports increased border security funding, deploying technology and personnel, finishing border wall construction, and reinstating policies like 'Remain in Mexico' to curb illegal crossings and drug trafficking. [1][2]
    • DACA: Has expressed support for DACA recipients, saying they 'deserve a shot at the American Dream,' and backed legislation allowing DACA recipients to work in federal agencies. [1]
    • Economic Policy / Inflation: Criticizes Biden administration policies as harmful to families, citing rising costs of housing, food, gasoline, and interest rates. [1]
    • Immigration Enforcement and Policy: Advocates a comprehensive 'all-of-the-above' approach to immigration that combines strong border enforcement with support for legal immigration reform and protections for DACA recipients. [1][2][3]
    • Legal Immigration Reform: Calls for Congress to address and improve the legal immigration process, citing personal experience as a naturalized citizen. [1]
  • Paul Dr. Gosar
    Paul Dr. Gosar

    REPUBLICAN PARTY · Incumbent

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (7) ▾
    • Abortion: Opposes abortion, supports banning federal funding for abortion and Planned Parenthood, and backs restrictions such as a 20-week ban and bans on sex-selective abortion. [1]
    • Debt & Spending/Budget: Supports spending cuts and a Balanced Budget Amendment to address the national debt. [1]
    • Foreign Policy/Ukraine: Voted against the Ukraine Support Act authorizing U.S. support for Ukraine. [1]
    • Immigration: Supports a 10-year moratorium on all immigration, opposes amnesty and 'open border' policies, and backs strict border enforcement. [1][2][3]
    • Labor/Visa Policy (H-1B): Sponsored legislation to pause the H-1B visa program, arguing it should be reformed to prioritize American workers over foreign labor. [1]
    • Second Amendment/Gun Rights: Supports gun rights, opposes a national gun registry and other measures seen as restricting Second Amendment rights. [1]
    • Social Security: Supports eliminating taxes on Social Security benefits and removing offsets from pensions and other income sources. [1]
  • Yassamin Ansari
    Yassamin Ansari

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY · Incumbent

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (7) ▾
    • Climate Change and Energy: Supports aggressive climate action, clean energy jobs, opposing withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accords, and transitioning to clean, electric energy. [1][2]
    • Housing: Prioritizes addressing the housing crisis as one of her top issues, drawing on her experience with housing policy on the Phoenix City Council. [1]
    • Immigration: Supports comprehensive immigration reform combining border security with pro-immigrant policies, opposes discriminatory immigration policies, and backs the American Dream and Promise Act. [1][2]
    • Immigration Detention and Trump Immigration Policy: Opposes Trump administration immigration policies including the travel ban and detention center conditions, and has visited detention facilities and traveled to El Salvador to advocate against wrongful deportations. [1][2]
    • Iranian Nationals/Temporary Protected Status: Introduced legislation to grant Temporary Protected Status and work authorization to eligible Iranian nationals legally in the U.S. [1]
    • Reproductive Rights: Prioritizes protecting reproductive freedom as one of her key legislative issues in Congress. [1]
    • Trade/Tariffs: Opposes President Trump's tariffs, calling them 'outrageous' and 'misguided.' [1]
  • AN
    Alex Nicolas Stovall

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (10) ▾
    • Congressional Term Limits: Signed the U.S. Term Limits pledge committing to support a constitutional amendment convention to impose term limits on Congress. [1]
    • Education: Favors reforming Arizona school curricula, changing the role of teachers' unions, and expanding vocational-technical education to build a higher-paid skilled workforce. [1][2]
    • Immigration: Emphasizes securing the border to protect current and future generations of Americans. [1]
    • Infrastructure: Calls for improved road planning and reduced traffic congestion in the San Tan Valley area. [1]
    • Infrastructure/Transportation: Calls for improved road infrastructure and reduced traffic congestion in the San Tan Valley area. [1]
    • National Security: Stresses the importance of national security as a policy priority, drawing on his military background. [1]
    • Public Safety: Emphasizes building safe neighborhoods and strong communities as a policy priority. [1]
    • Taxation: Advocates keeping taxes low and has signed the FairTax pledge supporting replacement of the federal income tax system with a national sales tax (FairTax). [1][2]
    • Veterans and Defense: Supports increased funding for veteran suicide prevention and proposes legislation to provide financial support to families of service members. [1][2]
    • Veterans and Military Families: Supports increased funding for veteran suicide prevention and proposes legislation to provide financial support to families of service members. [1][2]
  • Amish Dr. Shah
    Amish Dr. Shah

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
  • BG
    Bernadette Greene Placentia

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Abortion / Reproductive Rights: Supports protecting access to contraception and emergency care, defending reproductive rights, and expanding paid parental leave for working families. [1][2][3]
    • Education: Supports increased public funding for K-12 schools, community and state colleges, and expanded investment in vocational and technical training programs. [1]
    • Government Reform / Term Limits: Supports enacting congressional term limits and has signed a pledge to cosponsor a constitutional amendment limiting House and Senate terms. [1][2][3]
    • Healthcare: Supports lowering prescription drug costs and improving access to affordable, quality healthcare for families. [1][2][3]
    • Immigration: Supports 'common sense' immigration reform and describes backing smart border security alongside broader immigration policy changes. [1][2]
    • Social Security and Medicare: Supports protecting and strengthening Social Security and Medicare against proposed cuts. [1][2][3]
    • Veterans Affairs: Supports reducing VA intake wait times, expanding mental health services, and preserving community-care options for veterans. [1][2][3]
    • Workers' Rights / Labor: Identifies as a working-class, people-over-party candidate who supports labor unions and America's truckers, and opposes mass federal layoffs of workers. [1][2][3]
  • BB
    Blake Bracht

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Foreign Policy (Gaza): Opposes continued U.S. funding that he characterizes as supporting genocide in Gaza and calls for stopping such funding. [1]
    • Government Ethics: Supports banning insider trading by members of Congress and reducing corporate influence in elections. [1]
    • Healthcare: Supports guaranteeing health care coverage for all Americans, describing support for a universal healthcare approach. [1][2][3]
    • Housing and Family Policy: Supports guaranteed paid parental leave for new parents and policies to make homeownership more achievable for working families. [1][2][3]
    • LGBTQIA+ Rights: Supports LGBTQIA+ rights. [1]
    • Reproductive Rights: Supports protecting the right to bodily autonomy, including abortion rights. [1]
    • Social Security and Medicare: Supports protecting Social Security and Medicare from cuts. [1]
    • Taxation: Supports raising taxes on the ultra-wealthy and opposes tax breaks skewed toward billionaires. [1]
  • BS
    Brandon Sowers

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (5) ▾
    • Congressional Term Limits: Pledged to cosponsor and vote for a constitutional amendment limiting House members to three two-year terms and Senators to two six-year terms. [1]
    • Economic Policy / Cost of Living: Emphasizes reducing rising costs and restoring economic opportunity for Arizonans, framing this as central to 'restoring the American Dream.' [1][2]
    • Energy Policy: Advocates for U.S. energy independence as part of a 'Power Up America' initiative to rebuild domestic opportunity. [1]
    • Social and Cultural Values: Identifies as a Christian conservative and campaigns on restoring faith, family, and freedom as core American values. [1][2]
    • Social and Family Values: Campaigns on restoring 'faith, family, and freedom' as core American values and reviving the American Dream. [1][2]
  • BA
    Brian A Del Vecchio

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (4) ▾
    • Economic Development: Supports providing incentives to encourage growth of local businesses. [1]
    • Education / Child Nutrition: Supports establishing a national program providing free school breakfast and lunch to children. [1]
    • Healthcare: Supports lowering prescription drug costs and strengthening protections for Medicare and Medicaid. [1]
    • Housing: Supports increasing housing availability and affordability, including streamlining local zoning and permitting processes to spur development. [1]
  • BH
    Brian Hualde

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (6) ▾
    • Domestic Priorities: Emphasizes focusing on addiction, homelessness, education, and underfunded public safety, fire, and EMS services. [1]
    • Governance & Political Reform: Calls for bipartisan, results-driven legislation and leadership rooted in accountability and integrity, moving away from partisanship. [1][2]
    • Government Spending: Favors reducing wasteful government spending and reallocating resources to better serve community needs. [1]
    • Healthcare: Advocates for affordable healthcare access for every family as a core policy priority. [1][2]
    • Immigration: Supports strong border enforcement and respects federal border agents, while also backing immigration reform that includes a clear, legal pathway to citizenship. [1][2]
    • Taxation: Supports fair tax policies applied across all income levels. [1]
  • CD
    Chris Donat

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (6) ▾
    • Artificial Intelligence & Automation: Supports crafting policies to ensure advancements in AI and automation provide equal benefits to all people. [1]
    • Energy: Supports streamlining implementation of advanced energy solutions, including nuclear energy, to meet growing demand. [1][2][3]
    • Healthcare: Supports enacting Medicare for All to ensure healthcare is treated as a right. [1]
    • Housing: Supports making housing more affordable by encouraging updated manufacturing methods and cutting regulatory red tape. [1]
    • Infrastructure/Transportation: Supports funding high-speed rail to reduce intercity commute times and expand housing and job opportunities. [1][2][3]
    • Water Policy/Agriculture: Supports investment in seawater desalination and advanced indoor farming technologies to address water scarcity and reduce land use. [1][2][3]
  • Christopher Lee James
    Christopher Lee James

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
  • DB
    Daniel Butierez

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
  • Daniel Keenan
    Daniel Keenan

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
  • DS
    Danielle Sterbinsky

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (13) ▾
    • Broadband & Infrastructure: Supports treating broadband as essential infrastructure and expanding rural internet access, along with investment in rural infrastructure and development grants. [1][2]
    • Broadband Access: Supports treating broadband as essential infrastructure and expanding reliable internet access to close the rural digital divide. [1][2]
    • Campaign Finance & Term Limits: Supports getting big money out of politics, campaign finance transparency, public financing options, and has pledged to support congressional term limits. [1][2]
    • Campaign Finance Reform: Advocates for full transparency in campaign finance, limits on the influence of big money, and public financing options like Arizona's Clean Elections model. [1]
    • Congressional Term Limits: Pledges to support a constitutional amendment limiting members of Congress to three House terms and two Senate terms. [1][2]
    • Education: Supports increasing teacher pay to the national average, reducing class sizes in high-need districts, expanding career and technical education, and fully funding public schools. [1][2]
    • Energy & Water: Supports local clean energy jobs, responsible resource management, and long-term water protection for Arizona communities. [1]
    • Energy & Water Security: Supports developing local clean energy jobs, responsible resource management, and long-term water protection for Arizona communities. [1]
    • Healthcare: Supports strengthening Medicaid and ACA coverage, expanding telehealth, funding rural health centers, lowering prescription drug costs, and expanding mental health and preventive care. [1][2]
    • Immigration: Supports modernizing legal immigration processes, strengthening border security with responsible enforcement, and protecting families and workers through humane, practical reform. [1]
    • Small Business & Economic Growth: Favors tax credits for startups in rural areas, streamlined business licensing, and workforce training for green jobs to support small businesses and entrepreneurs. [1][2]
    • Small Business & Economy: Supports tax credits for startups in rural/distressed areas, streamlined business licensing, green jobs workforce training, and support for small businesses and entrepreneurs. [1][2]
    • Veterans & Military Families: Supports strong transition support to civilian careers, accessible healthcare and mental health services, and stability programs for military families. [1]
  • EL
    Elizabeth Lee

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
  • JL
    Jereme Lance Peters

    LIBERTARIAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
  • Jerone Davison
    Jerone Davison

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
  • JM
    Joanna Mendoza

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Cost of Living & Social Security: Supports cracking down on price gouging, modernizing the Child Tax Credit, opposing tariffs that raise costs, and strengthening Social Security benefits while opposing cuts. [1]
    • Economy & Jobs: Supports living wages, workforce training and apprenticeships, small business growth, and workers' right to unionize. [1]
    • Energy, Climate & Water: Supports investment in American-made and clean energy, protecting local solar projects, requiring new industries like data centers to supply their own power, and securing Arizona's water resources including Colorado River allocations. [1]
    • Energy, Water & Environment: Supports investment in clean and American-made energy, protecting local solar projects, and strengthening water infrastructure and Colorado River resource security for Arizona. [1]
    • Healthcare: Supports protecting AHCCCS and ACA subsidies, protecting coverage for pre-existing conditions, expanding Medicare drug price negotiation, and opposes privatizing Medicare. [1]
    • Immigration & Border Security: Supports strengthening border security at ports of entry, deporting violent criminals, holding cartels accountable, and creating legal pathways to citizenship for those who work hard and follow the law. [1]
    • Immigration Enforcement Oversight: Called for a temporary 'stand down' of ICE operations pending an independent investigation following ICE-related killings in her district. [1][2]
    • Public Safety & Policing: Supports funding for law enforcement including training and body cameras, opposes cutting police budgets, and favors investment in crisis response professionals. [1]
  • JM
    Jonathan Michael Nez

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (11) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports protecting the right to choose. [1]
    • Cost of Living / Economy: Supports measures to fight inflation and lower costs for housing, child care, groceries, and health care for Arizona families. [1][2][3]
    • Energy and Environment: Advocates for securing Arizona's water future and supporting renewable energy development, as demonstrated by past advocacy for Navajo Nation energy initiatives. [1][2]
    • Environment and Water: Supports securing Arizona's water future and ensuring the state's environmental resources keep pace with growth. [1]
    • Government Reform: Supports reforming government to hold Washington accountable, prioritize rural Arizona's needs, create jobs, and lower gas and food costs. [1]
    • Immigration: Supports comprehensive immigration reform including modern border security technology, more border agents and caseworkers, and a pathway to citizenship. [1][2]
    • Opioid Crisis / Addiction: Draws on personal experience overcoming addiction to support efforts addressing the opioid crisis affecting rural and tribal communities. [1][2]
    • Opioid and Addiction Crisis: Supports addressing the opioid crisis in rural and tribal communities, drawing on personal experience overcoming addiction. [1][2]
    • Tribal Sovereignty: Supports strengthening tribal sovereignty and federal partnerships to address healthcare, education, and economic development in Indian Country. [1][2]
    • Tribal Sovereignty and Native Representation: Supports strengthening tribal sovereignty and increasing federal funding and representation for Native American communities in Congress. [1][2]
    • Voting Rights and Elections: Supports mail-in voting and existing election security infrastructure in Arizona, and opposes partisan attacks on election systems. [1][2]
  • Joseph Chaplik
    Joseph Chaplik

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
  • KN
    Kai Newkirk

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (11) ▾
    • Corporate Power and Political Reform: Advocates confronting corporate power, oligarchy, and what he calls authoritarianism, and criticizes corporate and AIPAC-aligned political funding. [1][2][3]
    • Corporate power and political economy: Identifies as a democratic socialist, opposes corporate PAC and AIPAC influence in politics, and campaigns against oligarchy and corporate power. [1][2][3]
    • Cost of groceries and utilities: Supports banning grocery price gouging, capping prices on essential groceries, freezing utility rates, and lowering gas prices. [1]
    • Education: Supports tuition-free public college and university and universal child care as part of his platform. [1]
    • Foreign Policy / Israel-Gaza: Has been a vocal critic of U.S. military support for Israel's operations in Gaza, describing them as genocide, differing from his opponent's stance. [1][2]
    • Grocery/Consumer Prices: Supports banning grocery price gouging and enacting a temporary national price cap on essential groceries. [1]
    • Healthcare: Supports Medicare for All, a national public health insurance program covering all Americans, and requiring drug companies to negotiate lower prices. [1][2][3]
    • Housing: Supports a major federal affordable/social housing construction program, national rent stabilization, and restrictions on corporate and investor ownership of housing. [1]
    • Immigration: Opposes mandatory detention policies like the Laken Riley Act and Trump's mass deportation agenda, and has called for abolishing ICE. [1][2]
    • Israel-Gaza policy: Criticizes U.S. support for Israel's military operations in Gaza, describing it as genocide, and opposes his opponent's stance on the issue. [1][2]
    • Political Identity: Identifies as a democratic socialist and frames his campaign as part of a broader progressive/socialist electoral movement. [1][2]
  • MZ
    M. Zuhdi Jasser

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (5) ▾
    • Economy and Fiscal Policy: Campaign platform emphasizes lowering costs for families and pursuing a stronger economy alongside balancing the federal budget. [1]
    • Education: Campaign platform calls for ensuring world-class education for all children. [1]
    • Health Care: Campaign platform includes a commitment to providing quality health care. [1]
    • Immigration and Border Security: Calls for stronger border security and immigration vetting, citing risks of terrorists, cartel activity, and fentanyl crossing into Arizona; supports a temporary pause rather than a full ban on certain immigration programs. [1][2]
    • National Security and Counter-Radicalization: Advocates confronting the political ideology of Islamism as a national security threat, supporting government efforts to identify and counter radicalization within Muslim communities while distinguishing it from the faith of Islam itself. [1][2][3]
  • ML
    Mark Lamb

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
  • Mark Robert Gordon
    Mark Robert Gordon

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
  • MG
    Marlene Galan-Woods

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (6) ▾
    • Economy and Cost of Living: Focuses on lowering costs for Arizona families and promoting economic prosperity and job growth. [1][2]
    • Government Reform and Political Extremism: Says she is running to oppose political extremism and reform government to make it more accountable and responsive to working Arizonans. [1]
    • Gun Policy: Supports enacting common-sense gun laws. [1]
    • Reproductive Rights: Supports protecting and expanding reproductive freedom, citing concern over Republican efforts to restrict abortion access. [1][2]
    • Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid: Supports protecting Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid programs. [1]
    • Voting Rights and Democracy: Advocates for protecting voting rights and safeguarding democratic institutions against disinformation and election interference. [1][2]
  • MG
    Mo Goldman

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Abortion: Describes himself as '100% pro-choice' and supports protecting abortion access. [1][2]
    • Border Security: Lists securing the border as a policy priority alongside immigration reform. [1][2]
    • Climate Change and Environment: Supports action to tackle climate change and safeguard the environment and natural resources. [1][2]
    • Economy and Jobs: Advocates rebuilding the economy and creating good-paying jobs, opposing an economy that favors corporations and the ultra-wealthy. [1][2][3]
    • Gun Safety: Supports 'common sense' gun safety measures. [1][2]
    • Healthcare: States that healthcare is a human right and supports expanding access to affordable healthcare. [1][2]
    • Immigration: As an immigration lawyer, favors reforming the broken immigration system, expanding legal immigration pathways, and warns mass deportation could hurt the economy. [1][2][3]
    • Taxation: Supports closing tax loopholes for billionaires, taxing unrealized capital gains of the ultra-wealthy, expanding the Child Tax Credit, and instituting a corporate minimum tax rate. [1][2]
  • MM
    Monica Maria Alponte

    LIBERTARIAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Animal Welfare: Supports compassionate animal stewardship policies. [1][2][3]
    • Civil Rights: Supports free speech protections and gun rights (pro-Second Amendment). [1][2]
    • Economy: Advocates for fiscal sanity and policies aimed at prosperity. [1][2]
    • Foreign Policy: Supports a non-interventionist foreign policy prioritizing peace, opposes AIPAC influence and foreign lobbying, and would refuse related campaign money. [1][2][3]
    • Government Reform: Supports ending foreign lobbying, repealing Citizens United, and reducing government overreach, citing HOA reform as an example. [1][2][3]
    • Immigration: Supports securing the border and ending incentives for illegal immigration. [1][2][3]
    • Parental Rights: Supports parental sovereignty in government policy decisions. [1][2][3]
    • Property Rights: Supports strengthening property rights, particularly in the context of infrastructure and HOA regulation. [1][2][3]
  • PC
    Paul C Reevs

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

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    • Economy and Taxation: Favors lowering taxes and cutting government regulations to support small businesses and help families cope with rising costs. [1]
    • Federal Spending and Entitlement Reform: Advocates reducing federal spending by reforming entitlement programs like Medicaid, cutting waste, and redirecting funds away from non-citizen use. [1]
    • Government Spending and Entitlements: Advocates reducing federal spending by reforming entitlement programs like Medicaid, cutting waste, and redirecting funds away from non-citizen use. [1]
    • Immigration: Supports securing the border through increased enforcement and technology, then streamlining legal immigration with expanded worker visa programs. [1][2]
    • Social Security: States a goal of saving Social Security as part of broader efforts to address the federal budget. [1]
  • RC
    Raymond Charles Keeler

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

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    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Campaign Finance: Supports establishing limits on 'dark money' and large corporate donations in politics. [1]
    • Election Integrity: States that multiple recounts, including the Cyber Ninjas audit, confirmed Trump lost Arizona's 2020 vote, endorsing the recount process as validating results. [1]
    • Fiscal Policy & Taxation: Advocates restoring fiscal conservatism to reduce annual spending increases and increasing IRS auditors to combat tax fraud and abuse. [1]
    • Government Ethics: Proposes requiring cognitive testing for elected federal employees aged 70 and older. [1]
    • Government Structure & Democracy: Supports reestablishing three co-equal, independent branches of government and reducing bureaucratic overreach. [1]
    • Immigration: Favors establishing funded, less complicated paths to citizenship, restoring international student visas, and has personally visited the U.S.-Mexico border wall to assess its condition. [1][2]
    • Reproductive Rights: Supports restoring women's reproductive rights consistent with Roe v. Wade and access to healthcare. [1]
    • Trade & Tariffs: Supports targeted tariffs (e.g., on Chinese electric vehicles) over broad category tariffs, arguing they are more efficient. [1]
  • RM
    Rick Mccartney

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

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    Stated positions (9) ▾
    • Economy: Supports policies aimed at strengthening economic security for working families and the middle class, citing his business and workforce development background. [1][2]
    • Healthcare: Supports expanding access to healthcare for residents of Arizona's 1st Congressional District. [1][2]
    • Immigration: Opposes recent ICE raids, criticizing them as authoritarian overreach and calling for protection of due process and accountability for federal agents. [1]
    • Immigration Enforcement: Opposes aggressive ICE immigration raids, describing them as an assault on civil liberties, and calls for protecting due process and holding federal agents accountable. [1]
    • LGBTQ+ Rights: Has been an LGBTQ+ rights advocate, having chaired the board of one-n-ten, a Phoenix-area organization supporting LGBTQ+ youth. [1]
    • Opposition to Trump Administration/Republicans: Campaigns against Donald Trump and Republican officials, accusing them of attacking vulnerable communities and failing to act. [1]
    • Reproductive Rights: Supports protecting reproductive freedom and access to related healthcare services. [1][2]
    • Social Security: Supports protecting Social Security benefits. [1][2]
    • Water Policy: Supports measures to defend Arizona's long-term water future. [1][2]
  • TJ
    Thomas James Feely

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

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    Stated positions (6) ▾
    • Economy & Taxes: Favors expanding Trump-era tax cuts, cutting regulatory red tape, and promoting domestic manufacturing to lower costs and restore upward economic mobility. [1][2][3]
    • Energy: Supports restoring 'American energy dominance' by cutting regulations, encouraging exploration, and building infrastructure for domestic energy production. [1][2]
    • Foreign Policy / Israel: Pledges to stand with Israel and strengthen the U.S.-Israel relationship while opposing antisemitism. [1][2]
    • Immigration & Border Security: Supports finishing the border wall, mass deportation of violent offenders, backing ICE and Border Patrol, and has blamed undocumented immigrants for rising housing costs and affordability issues. [1][2][3]
    • Trump Alignment: Identifies as a Trump-endorsed, America First-aligned Republican who has emphasized loyalty to President Trump throughout the campaign. [1][2][3]
    • Women's Sports / Social Policy: Supports codifying laws to restrict participation in girls' and women's sports to biological females to ensure competitive fairness. [1][2]
  • Travis W. Grantham
    Travis W. Grantham

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

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  • TD
    Trevor Dickerson

    INDEPENDENT

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    Stated positions (4) ▾
    • Energy Policy: Criticized the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' for gutting clean energy incentives that had driven growth in construction-related industries. [1]
    • Immigration Enforcement: Criticized immigration raids for disproportionately harming the construction industry and contributing to job losses in blue-collar sectors. [1]
    • Money in Politics / Political Reform: Says elected officials should serve constituents rather than wealthy donors and lobbyists, criticizing the influence of special interests and dark money in Congress. [1]
    • Trade / Tariffs: Argued that tariffs have increased manufacturing input costs, reducing supply and driving cost-push inflation. [1]
    • Abraham J. Hamadeh
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