Maricopa County

Says the office "is not about politics." Endorsed by Tea Party AZ and the LD28 Republicans, and veterans' groups questioned his Army Reserve record during his 2015 and 2016 campaigns.

Sources: Clean Elections guide, Ballotpedia, LD28 Republicans, Arizona Capitol Times, Wikipedia

As speaker he started the investigation that led to Rep. Don Shooter's 2018 expulsion for harassment. Endorsed by the Arizona Multihousing Association, the landlords' group, for a court that hears evictions, and in 2021 sponsored a bill requiring ID with mail ballots.

Sources: LegiStorm, PBS NewsHour, AZ Multihousing Assn., KTAR

Wants to keep tuition low, expand job training and bring back junior college football. Has the LD3 Republicans' endorsement in this nonpartisan race, plus the colleges' police officers association.

Sources: Vote411, Campaign site, AZ Votes Red

Holds two elected offices at once. In September 2026 she turned off comments and deleted criticism on her official social media page. Endorsed by the Mesa Chamber.

Sources: Arizona Corporation Commission, Ballotpedia, Facebook, Mesa Chamber

Says he would focus on "restoring financial stability," more parent involvement, and less classroom technology in favor of "books, papers, and pen." Little else is public.

Sources: Ballotpedia

Son of Mexican immigrants who says schools should teach kids "how to think, not what to think." Runs on the slogan "The Power Back to the Parents."

Sources: DVUSD, AZ Voter Guide

Wants smaller classes and opposes building new schools while 13 run below capacity. Endorsed by the LD28 Republicans and AZGOP Legislative District 3 in this nonpartisan race.

Sources: DVUSD, Campaign site, LD28 Republicans, AZ Votes Red

Endorsed by the LD28 Republican Party and the NRA. Voted to put police resource officers in schools and against a McGraw Hill social studies curriculum.

Sources: iVoterGuide, Tennessee Star, Ballotpedia

Sued her own district in 2023 after being warned against reading Bible verses at board meetings. Endorsed by Turning Point Action and listed on the LD28 Republicans' "Golden Ticket."

Sources: FFRF, Arizona Daily Independent, Your Valley, LD28 Republicans

Says she would focus on reading, math and science scores and tight budgets. Endorsed by Turning Point Action, Moms for Liberty and the LD28 Republicans' "Golden Ticket."

Sources: Your Valley, AZ Voter Guide, Your Valley, LD28 Republicans

Wants "meaningful educational choices" for parents. Endorsed by state superintendent Tom Horne and Stand for Health Freedom.

Sources: AZ Voter Guide, iVoterGuide

Voted against closing Pima Elementary and Echo Canyon in December 2025. Has gone on conservative broadcasts to criticize the superintendent and the district's gender policies.

Sources: Ballotpedia, KTAR, AZ Digital Free Press

Ran in 2024 on the conservative "Just Be Honest" slate. Wants neighborhood schools kept open and a police officer on every campus, and pulled out of a Chamber candidate forum in September with Carney.

Sources: Your Valley, Copper Courier, Campaign site, Your Valley

Wants to fill 600 police vacancies and bring back quarterly bulk-trash pickup. Endorsed by Turning Point Action and County Attorney Rachel Mitchell.

Sources: PlayPOTUS, Turning Point Action

Founded "Take Back Phoenix" to recruit conservative council candidates and is endorsed by Turning Point Action. Wrote in December 2025 that "most of these homeless belong in jail."

Sources: State Press, Ballotpedia, Turning Point Action, Phoenix New Times

Worked eight years for council members Laura Pastor and Tom Simplot and chaired One n Ten, which supports LGBTQ+ youth. Endorsed by Democratic Municipal Officials.

Sources: PlayPOTUS, Arizona List, Ballotpedia

Has served 23 years on her neighborhood school board. Endorsed by Arizona List.

Sources: Ballotpedia, Arizona List

A citizen of the Delaware Nation who would be the first Native American elected to the council. Endorsed by the Advance Native Political Leadership Action Fund.

Sources: PlayPOTUS, Ballotpedia, Ballotpedia

Helped build real-time shelter bed tracking with the city's homeless office. Little public record on city issues.

Sources: Campaign site, AZ Italian Chamber

A developer who wants zoning changes to allow more condos, duplexes and infill. Endorsed by former Mayor Phil Gordon and Arizona List.

Sources: Arizona List, PlayPOTUS, Campaign site

Runs on "Back the Blue" and a crackdown on encampments, paired with mental health support. No record to judge.

Sources: Ballotpedia, Vote411

In 2025 she and her mother, Rep. Lydia Hernandez, brought a box cutter into Maryvale High to test its weapon detectors, drawing calls to resign. Both were sued that year over serving on the same school board.

Sources: Ballotpedia, FOX 10, Arizona Capitol Times

Says city housing and benefits should go to lawful residents before undocumented migrants. Endorsed by Turning Point Action, Doug Ducey and Senate President Warren Petersen.

Sources: PlayPOTUS, AZ Voter Guide, Campaign site, Turning Point Action

Pleaded guilty in 2009 to lying to the FBI and was indicted in 2026 on nine felony counts tied to alleged check fraud. Blames "woke nonprofits" and wants 5,000 police officers.

Sources: PlayPOTUS, AZ Voter Guide

We found no public record on him.

Helped lead the push to keep Trump in office after he lost in 2020, and Trump endorsed him ("He is GREAT!!!"). Wants to make Arizona the "Florida of the West" and end the state income tax. Kerr sponsored a 2021 bill to ban nearly all abortions with criminal penalties for doctors.

Sources: Cronkite News, Wikipedia, Wikipedia (Kerr)

The Arizona Green Party disowned both as "sham candidates" meant to pull votes from Hobbs and asked to have them removed from the ballot. The state Clean Elections Commission is investigating whether her campaign faked donor records to collect $2.8 million in public money; a judge threw out her suit to stop it.

Sources: Hoodline, Arizona Green Party, Wikipedia

Running on cleaning up state agencies, saying "what's happening in Arizona is a level of corruption that is hurting a lot of people." Faults Hobbs on the cost of living and Biggs for his partisan record. No record in office to judge.

Sources: KTAR, Your Valley

The State Bar put him on probation in 2023 for bad-faith lawsuits trying to overturn the 2020 election. Asked this May whether 2020 was stolen, he said "it was stolen fair and square."

Sources: KJZZ, Democracy Docket, Wikipedia

The Arizona Green Party disowned him as a "sham candidate" meant to pull votes from Fontes. The Clean Elections Commission is investigating whether his campaign faked donor records to get nearly $740,000 in public money.

Sources: Hoodline, KJZZ

Signed the 2020 Senate subpoenas for Maricopa County's ballots and machines that led to the Cyber Ninjas audit, which ended up confirming Biden's win. Later drew an FBI subpoena over how the review's materials were handled.

Sources: Wikipedia, States United

At a September debate he flatly denied saying he would fire everyone tied to the current treasurer, though he said exactly that on a radio show in May. His warranty companies have faced more than 100 lawsuits and complaints over robocalls and denied claims. Endorsed by Turning Point Action.

Sources: KJZZ, Arizona Daily Star, Turning Point Action

Beat Superintendent Tom Horne in the July primary, promising to "end the current chaos" at the Department of Education. Supports school choice and the universal voucher program.

Sources: Campaign video, Wikipedia

Says the job is about making sure every miner "return[s] home at the end of every shift." Endorsed by the Center for Arizona Policy Action.

Sources: Governor's office, Wikipedia, iVoterGuide

Voted this year to repeal the state's energy efficiency rules. Also runs a consulting firm that works for data center developer EdgeCore while he regulates the utilities that serve data centers, though he says he does no EdgeCore work in Arizona.

Sources: Energy and Policy Institute, ACC

Wants to move the commission onto President Trump's energy agenda and away from green energy. Backed by the Freedom Caucus and Turning Point Action, and under a Clean Elections inquiry over how his campaign reported spending on signs.

Sources: AZ Free News, Arizona Capitol Times, Turning Point Action

A longtime Green organizer who has run for this commission, Tucson mayor and Pima County recorder. No record in office to judge.

Sources: KAWC

Trump endorsed him in the primary and the general, and he switched here from District 5 after Trump backed Mark Lamb there. Backs the SAVE Act's proof-of-citizenship rule.

Sources: Ballotpedia, KTAR, KJZZ, Arizona PBS

Signed the U.S. Term Limits pledge. Endorsed by the Anti-Zionist America PAC.

Sources: Libertarian Party, iVoterGuide

Running for the Arizona Independent Party. Wants a total ban on abortion and opposes teaching gender identity in schools; endorsed by anti-abortion activist Randall Terry.

Sources: Campaign site, iVoterGuide, iVoterGuide

Arrested in September 2026 on felony charges of threatening a judge and an attorney. The Arizona Green Party now asks voters not to vote for him.

Sources: AZ Voter Guide, FOX 10

Wants a balanced budget amendment and more money for immigration enforcement. Endorsed by Turning Point Action and former Gov. Jan Brewer.

Sources: Wikipedia, Arizona Daily Independent, Ballotpedia, Turning Point Action

Won the No Labels (now Arizona Independent) primary. Runs on a "Make Arizona Healthy Again" platform and a ban on stock trading by members of Congress.

Sources: Ballotpedia, KTAR, Campaign site

Endorsed by Trump and the Club for Growth. The Arizona Republic reported allegations that he used his badge to threaten a woman over explicit photos; his campaign calls them "baseless."

Sources: Wikipedia, Your Valley, Club for Growth, States Newsroom

Backed Trump's federal law enforcement response to protests in California and called the protests "a temper tantrum."

Sources: Ballotpedia, Your Valley

Lost the 2022 attorney general race by 280 votes and fought the result in court without success. Runs as an "America First" Trump ally.

Sources: Wikipedia, Legis1

Voted against certifying the 2020 election results and called the election stolen. The House censured him in 2021 for an animated video showing violence against Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Sources: Wikipedia, PBS NewsHour

Voted in 2024 to repeal the 1864 abortion ban. But in 2021 she filed a bill letting the Legislature revoke the state's certification of presidential electors.

Sources: Wikipedia, The 19th, Business Insider

Passed bills creating a state space commission and barring state contracts that use Uyghur forced labor. Endorsed by Americans for Prosperity and the Arizona Chamber.

Sources: Wikipedia, Campaign site, RSLC

Endorsed by the NRA and Reps. Justin Wilmeth and Joseph Chaplik. Wants "fiscal discipline" and more school choice for parents.

Sources: AZ Voter Guide, Arizona Globe, iVoterGuide

Runs on "reducing crime, securing the border" and more school choice. While on the Scottsdale school board, she apologized after a hot mic caught her making personal remarks about a district staff member.

Sources: Wikipedia, Campaign site, Your Valley

Broke with his party in 2024 to repeal the 1864 abortion ban and lost his Appropriations Committee seat for it. Endorsed by police and firefighter groups.

Sources: Arizona Capitol Times, Arizona Capitol Times, Clean Elections guide

Was deputy strategic initiatives director for 2020 Trump Victory and built the campaign's faith ambassadors program. Supports arming teachers.

Sources: Your Valley, ADLCC

Running on border enforcement and trafficking. Endorsed by Turning Point Action, the Mesa Chamber and the home builders' association.

Sources: Turning Point Action, AZ Voter Guide, Mesa Chamber

Blames zoning and permit delays for high housing costs. Endorsed by Turning Point Action and Rep. Walt Blackman.

Sources: AZ Free News, Turning Point Action

Helped negotiate the 2025 deal that kept services for people with developmental disabilities funded. Appeared in a 2024 PAC ad attacking federal border policy; backed by the state and Chandler chambers.

Sources: Campaign site, Wikipedia, KJZZ, Chandler Chamber, Arizona Chamber

Endorsed by Americans for Prosperity Action, the Arizona Police Association and the Arizona Freedom Club PAC.

Sources: BallotReady, AZ Voter Guide, AFP Action, Arizona Police Association, Arizona Chamber

As mayor, paid off the city's police and fire pension debt. His campaign says the "Trump Administration has delivered one of the most secure borders in history."

Sources: Campaign site, Campaign site, Campaign site

Started in politics with Latinos for Trump and was an adjudicator and observer in the audit of Maricopa County's 2020 election. Endorsed by the NRA.

Sources: Turning Point Action, KJZZ, NRA-PVF

Vice chair of the House agriculture committee. Endorsed by the NFIB, the Arizona Chamber and the Greater Phoenix Chamber.

Sources: Wikipedia, Arizona Chamber

Put a hidden camera on a San Luis ballot drop box in 2020; the footage later appeared in the film "2000 Mules." Runs on "election integrity."

Sources: Arizona Daily Independent, Arizona Daily Independent, Clean Elections guide