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About Arizona List
Arizona List was founded in 2004 by a group of Arizona women determined to make significant change in their communities by electing more pro-choice, Democratic women. Arizona List is a powerful force in statewide politics due to it’s well funded political action committee solely dedicated to electing women in Arizona.
Become a Member
Join a community of Arizonans committed to electing pro-choice, Democratic women to school boards, city councils, county boards, the state legislature, and state-wide office.
Our Endorsed Candidates
Running for re-election as Governor. Born and raised in Arizona, Katie Hobbs has spent her life fighting for our state’s
Running for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Dr. Teresa “Terry” Leyba Ruiz is a lifelong educator, dedicated leader, and passionate advocate
Running for Arizona Corporation Commission. Clara Pratte has built her life around service, entrepreneurship, and fighting for communities too often
Running for LD2 State Senate Dr. Amelia Gallitano is a doctor, neuroscientist, professor, and mother who has devoted her career
Running for LD6 State Senate. Jamescita Peshlakai is a citizen of the Navajo Nation and was born and raised in
Running for LD6 State House. Mae Peshlakai is Dine’; Tangle People Clan and born for the Deer Water Clan, Maternal
Running for LD8 State Senate. State Senator Lauren Kuby served two terms on the Tempe City Council, championing climate action,
Running for LD8 House. Representative Janeen Connolly was sworn in as an AZ House member in January of 2025. She
Running for Maricopa City Council Chrystal O’Jon is a business owner, media professional, and community leader dedicated to strengthening the
Running for Flagstaff City Council Khara House (she/her) is a Flagstaff City Councilmember and community leader committed to building a
Running for Flagstaff City Council Patty Hansen is a dedicated public servant with more than 40 years of leadership in
Running for Amphitheater School District Governing Board With 30 years of experience in public education, Nina brings a lifelong commitment
Running for Alhambra Elementary Governing Board Wilmarie Maldonado Castro is a toddler mom, small business owner, and educator whose many
Running for LD16 State House With more than 15 years of leadership in higher education and over a decade of
Running for El Centro Constable Constable Darlene T. Martinez is a lifelong community advocate, seasoned public servant, and trusted leader
Running for LD22 State House Betsy is the proud daughter of immigrants and a first-generation college graduate, and her life’s
Running for LD17 State House Holly Lyon is an Air Force veteran, former educator, and proven leader running for the
Running for South Mountain Constable Mahogany Kennedy, is currently serving as a Constable for Maricopa County in Arizona, where she
Running for Kyrene Constable When Bridget Bellavigna became the Constable of the Kyrene Justice Court in March 2022, she had
Running for Liberty Elementary School District Moving from Paul’s birthplace in Akron, Ohio, her family moved to Phoenix in 1955.
Running for San Luis City Council Luisa “La Maestra” Arreola is a South County leader whose work spans public education,
Running for Kyrene School District Governing Board Catherine Peters is a candidate for the Kyrene School District Governing Board in
The numbers speak for themselves
Number of women trained across Arizona.
Over $3 million dollars have been raised by Arizona List to support our candidates and work.
Arizona List has worked to elect women in over 400 different elections!
Interns mentored to support candidates and issues throughout Arizona.
Office Hours & Locations
Find the nearest Arizona List office for our hours and locations in Tucson, Phoenix, and Flagstaff.
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Arizona List Women Run. Women Win.
Arizona List Women Run. Women Win. Our 2026 Primary Election ResultsJuly 31st, 2026 The 2026 Primary Election marked an exciting
Juliana Manzanarez: From Accident to Advocacy
Every board member brings a unique perspective to Arizona List. Immigration attorney and board member Juliana Manzanarez shares how her