2026 VOTER GUIDE
Important Dates & Links
October 27th – Recommended last day to mail your ballot
October 30th – Last day to Vote Early In-Person
October 31st and November 2nd – Emergency voting available
November 3rd – ELECTION DAY!
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U.S. Rep in Congress, District 1
Dr. Amish Shah
U.S. Rep in Congress, District 2
Jonathan Nez
U.S. Rep in Congress, District 3
Yassamin Ansari
U.S. Rep in Congress, District 4
Greg Stanton
U.S. Rep in Congress, District 5
Elizabeth Lee
U.S. Rep in Congress, District 6
JoAnna Mendoza
U.S. Rep in Congress, District 7
Adelita Grijalva
U.S. Rep in Congress, District 8
Bernadette Greene-Placentia
Federal
Governor
Katie Hobbs
Attorney General
Kris Mayes
Secretary of State
Adrian Fontes
Treasurer
Nick Mansour
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Teresa Leyba Ruiz
Corporation Commission - Vote for both
Clara Pratte
Jonathon Hill
State Mine Inspector
Brian Matlock
Legislative District | State Senator | State Reps - Vote for up to TWO |
|---|---|---|
Legislative District 1 | Christine Dargon | |
Legislative District 2 | Amelia Gallitano | Stephanie Simacek |
Legislative District 4 | Aaron Lieberman | Karen Gresham and
Tammy Caputi |
Legislative District 5 | Christine Marsh | Sarah Liguori and
Aaron Marquez |
Legislative District 6 | Mae Peshlakai | |
Legislative District 8 | Lauren Kuby | Brian Garcia and
Janeen Connolly |
Legislative District 9 | Kiana Sears | Lorena Austin and
Jacob Martinez |
Legislative District 10 | Blair Moses | |
Legislative District 11 | Catherine Miranda | Oscar De Los Santos and
Junelle Cavero |
Legislative District 12 | Patty Contreras | Stacey Travers and Armando Montero |
Legislative District 13 | Kristie O'Brien | Racquel "Rockee" Armstrong and
Jacob Weinberg |
Legislative District 16 | Elaine Aldrete | Julia Romero Gusse |
State
VOTE NO
These props are not what they seem. They are designed to expand the government's power, impose unfunded mandates, invite costly lawsuits, and censor everyday citizens.
X NO on Prop 141
What it does: Would prohibit local governments from collecting information about travel and wear-and-tear on our roads and limits funding sources to fix our roads.
X NO on Prop 142
What it does: Censors what can be said in our schools and institutions by rolling back our First Amendment rights.
X NO on Prop 144
What it does: Effectively eliminates your ability to vote by mail entirely - a safe and secure method used for decades in Arizona.
X NO on Prop 316
What it does: A legislative power grab that would limit cities' ability to raise funds for city services and consolidates more control with the legislature.
X NO on Prop 317
What it does: Would label even low-level drug dealers as a "terrorist organization" and is an irresponsible use of Arizona's resources.
X NO on Prop 318
What it does: Expands state power by imposing a one-size-fits-all mandate into law that treats kindergartners the same as college athletes.
X NO on Prop 319
What it does: Would prohibit the use of life-saving photo enforcement systems to enforce traffic laws. Gov. Hobbs vetoed a similar bill during the legislative session.
X NO on Prop 320
What it does: Does not send a dime of new funding to Arizona schools or teachers. It forces schools to cut teacher pay if they don't meet arbitrary benchmarks set by a political appointee.
Statewide Propositions
VOTE YES ON ALL BONDS AND OVERRIDES
According to AZEdNews.com, "Since 2009, local revenue – including school bonds and overrides – has provided much more funding for Arizona public schools than state revenue has. That contrasts sharply with most states, where state revenue makes up a much more substantial amount of public school funding than local revenue does." (article: bit.ly/azed-2022)
Arizona has remained either 48th or 49th in the country for statewide spending on education. School bonds and budget overrides have been the only path to additional--and critical-- funding for our schools. We stand with educators and education advocates in supporting ALL proposed budget overrides on the November 3rd ballot. Our kids are counting on voters to ensure that they have what they need and deserve.
Bonds & Budget Overrides
Maricopa County Clerk of the Superior Court
Sebastian Matta
Maricopa County Community College Board
Judy Schwiebert
Phoenix City Council District 8
Kesha Hodge Washington
Peoria City Council Pine District
Joysaphine Waitman-Powell
Greater Phoenix School Boards
Cartwright Elementary School District Governing Board
VOTE FOR BOTH
Marissa Hernandez
Pedro Caudillo Paredes
Deer Valley Unified School District Governing Board
Julie Stockwell
Dysart Unified School District Governing Board
William Coniam
Higley Unified School District Governing Board
VOTE FOR BOTH
Amanda Wade
Michelle Morris
Kyrene Elementary School District Governing Board
VOTE FOR BOTH
Kevin Walsh
Catherine Peters
Mesa Unified School District Governing Board
VOTE FOR BOTH
Jennifer Echols
Josh Chilton
Paradise Valley Unified School District Governing Board
VOTE FOR BOTH
Rick Ross
Kea Carota
Peoria Unified School District Governing Board
Melissa Ewing
Phoenix Elementary School District Governing Board
VOTE FOR ALL THREE
Adrianne Speas
Carmen Trujillo
Caitlin Millat
Phoenix Union High School District Governing Board
VOTE FOR ALL THREE
Signa Oliver
Deborah Cross
Laura Pastor
Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board
Jennifer Johnson
Tolleson Union High School District Governing Board
Devin Del Palacio
Maricopa County
County Board of Supervisors District 5
Andrés Cano
Tucson School Boards
Amphitheater Unified School District Governing Board
VOTE FOR BOTH
John Fife
Nina Godlewski
Flowing Wells Unified School District Governing Board
Arlene Ochoa
Pima County
Cottonwood-Oak Creek Elementary School District Governing Board
VOTE FOR BOTH
Neil Manzenberger
Ruth Ellen Elinski
Flagstaff Unified School District Governing Board
VOTE FOR BOTH
Aaron Cirzan
Jennifer Richards
Northern Arizona
Name | Court | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|
Lopez IV, John | Arizona Supreme Court | DO NOT RETAIN |
Hill Foster, Anni L | Court of Appeals Division I | DO NOT RETAIN |
Jacobs, Andrew M | Court of Appeals Division I | RETAIN |
Perkins, Jennifer M | Court of Appeals Division I | DO NOT RETAIN |
Weinzweig, David | Court of Appeals Division I | DO NOT RETAIN |
Brearcliffe, Sean | Court of Appeals Division II | DO NOT RETAIN |
Astrowsky, Bradley | Maricopa County Superior Court | DO NOT RETAIN |
Carson, Michelle | Maricopa County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Como, Gregory S | Maricopa County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Gilla, Marischa H | Maricopa County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Guyton, Lauren R | Maricopa County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Harmon , Melody G. | Maricopa County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Kalman, Amy M | Maricopa County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Kreamer, Joseph C | Maricopa County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Mata, Julie A | Maricopa County Superior Court | DO NOT RETAIN |
McCarthy, Steven W | Maricopa County Superior Court | RETAIN |
O'Donnell-Smith, Colleen E | Maricopa County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Williams, Paula A | Maricopa County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Wingard, William R | Maricopa County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Zabor, Melissa M | Maricopa County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Bensley, Sandra | Pima County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Burnett, Randi L | Pima County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Dixon, Jessica K | Pima County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Harris, Danielle | Pima County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Palmer, Karen F | Pima County Superior Court | RETAIN |
Steinlage, Joshua C | Coconino County Superior Court | RETAIN |
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