2026 Arizona List Voter Guide
Arizona List endorses pro-choice Democratic women running for state and local offices across Arizona. Below is our 2026 Voter Guide, featuring Arizona List-supported candidates, as well as Democratic candidates in statewide and legislative races. Click any Arizona List candidate’s name to learn more. Questions? Contact [email protected].
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STATEWIDE
Governor
Katie Hobbs
Secretary of State
Adrian Fontes
Attorney General
Kris Mayes
Treasurer
Nick Mansour
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dr. Teresa Ruiz
Mine Inspector
Brian Matlock
Corporation Commission (2)
Clara Pratte
Jonathon Hill
STATE LEGISLATURE
Legislative District 1
Legislative District 2
Legislative District 3
Jeffrey Fortney- Senate
Julie Gable- House
Rick Spargo- House
Legislative District 4
Aaron Lieberman- Senate
Karen Gresham- House
Tammy Caputi- House
Legislative District 5
Christine Marsh- Senate
Sarah Liguori- House
Aaron Márquez- House
Legislative District 6
Jamescita Peshlakai- Senate
Mae Peshlakai- House
Ian Teller- House
Legislative District 7
Mike Montiel- Senate
Sam Martin- House
Legislative District 8
Lauren Kuby- Senate
Janeen Connolly- House
Brian Garcia- House
Legislative District 9
Kiana Maria Sears- Senate
Lorena Austin- House
Jacob Martinez- House
Legislative District 10
Blair Moses- Senate
Helen Hunter- House
Brian Calaway- House
Legislative District 11
Catherine Miranda
Junelle Cavero- House
Oscar de los Santos- House
Legislative District 12
Patty Contreras- Senate
Stacey Travers- House
Armando Montero- House
Legislative District 13
Kristie O’Brien- Senate
Dr. Rockee Armstrong- House
Jacob Weinberg- House
Legislative District 14
Legislative District 15
Legislative District 16
STATE LEGISLATURE
Legislative District 17
Edgar Soto- Senate
Holly Lyon- House
Kevin Volk- House
Legislative District 18
Priya Sundareshan- Senate
Nancy Gutierrez- House
Chris Mathis- House
Legislative District 19
Bob Karp- Senate
Aiden Swallow- House
Jackie Anderson- House
Legislative District 20
Alma Hernandez- Senate
Betty Villegas- House
Sally Ann Gonzales- House
Legislative District 21
Rosanna Gabaldón- Senate
Consuelo Hernandez- House
Miranda Lopez- House
Legislative District 22
Dr. Eva Diaz- Senate
Betsy Munoz- House
Elda Luna-Nájera- House
Legislative District 23
Brian Fernandez- Senate
Emilia Cortez- House
Mariana Sandoval- House
Legislative District 24
Analise Ortiz- Senate
Lisbeth Arescurenaga- House
Alberto Flores- House
Legislative District 25
Legislative District 26
Flavio Bravo- Senate
Quantá Crews- House
Cesar Aguilar- House
Legislative District 27
Kyle Clayton- Senate
Deborah Howard- House
Legislative District 28
Michael Braun- Senate
Barbara Fike- House
Marc Graham- House
Legislative District 29
Eric Stafford- Senate
Christine Scianna- House
Legislative District 30
Brian McMahan- House
COUNTY & MUNICIPAL LEVEL
Maricopa County
Maricopa County Community College
Judy Schweibert
El Centro Constable
Darlene Martinez
University Lakes Constable
Karyn Latham
Kyrene Constable
Bridget Bellavigna
South Mountain Constable
Mahogany Kennedy
Peoria City Council – Pine District (1)
**2 RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES
Eva Osuna
Joysaphine Waitman-Powell
Phoenix City Council D4 (1)
**3 RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES
Ashley Harder
Megan Schmitz
Patricia Jimenez
Phoenix City Council D8
Kesha Hodge- Washington
Pima County
Pima Joint Technical District (JTED) D2
Beth Lehr
Pinal County
Apache Junction Constable
Susan Bates
Pioneer Constable
Elizabeth Reed
Maricopa City Town Council (2)
Chrystal Allen O’Jon
Santa Cruz County
Superintendent
Maya Donnelly
Yuma County
San Luis City Council (2)
Luisa Arreola
SCHOOL BOARD
Maricopa County
Cartwright Unified (2)
Marissa Hernandez
Cave Creek Unified (2)
Sucheta Shah
Deer Valley Unified (2)
Julie Stockwell
East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) Governing Board District 5 (1)
Dr. Laura Metcalfe
Fowler Elementary (2)
Francisca Montoya
Lisa Perez
Isaac Unified (2)
Patricia Jimenez
Savannah Galaviz
Kyrene Elementary (2)
Catherine Peters
Liberty Elementary (2)
Paul Bixler
Littleton Elementary (2)
Amy Soucinek
Valeria Rodriguez
Osborn Elementary (2)
Violeta Ramos
Erica Switalla
Peoria Unified (2)
Melissa Ewing
Phoenix Elementary (3)
Carmen Trujillo (4 year)
Adrianne Speas (4 year)
Caitlin Millat (2 year)
Phoenix Union
Ward 2: Signa Oliver (1)
Ward 3: Deb Cross (1)
Ward 4: Laura Pastor (1)
Roosevelt Elementary (2)
Dr. Ashley Hodge
Patricia Valenzuela- WRITE IN
Tolleson Elementary (2)
Dr. Eva Diaz
Pima County
Amphitheatre Unified (3)
Kimberly Outlaw-Ryan (2 year)
Nina Godlewski (4 year)
Tanque Verde Unified (2)
Piper Jordan
Tucson Unified (2)
Jennifer Eckstrom
Pinal County
Maricopa Unified (2)
Latrinda Williams
Yavapai County
Sedona Oak Creek (2)
Karen McClelland
Yuma County
Gadsden Elementary (2)
Maria Guzman
2026 Ballot Propositions
Arizona List recommends NO votes on all eight legislative referrals (they are 100s or 300s.) The extremist Republicans in the legislature placed anti-democratic measures on the ballot to get around Governor Hobbs veto pen. You have the opportunity to veto these bills yourself by voting NO. Veto these efforts to limit voters’ rights and give politicians more power. It won’t seem clear. They have sneaky titles, fine print and unintended consequences. Fight back. Just vote NO.
However, pay attention to all of the local referrals (400s): Local propositions, including critically needed school bonds and overrides, are in the 400s. We urge you to vote yes on all bonds and overrides, and support local schools and communities.
OTHER RESOURCES:
- Civic Engagement Beyond Voting (CEBV) – Find information on judges
- League of Women Voters – Nonpartisan voter information and election resources.
- Arizona Secretary of State – Check your voter registration, find voting locations, and get official election information.
- Arizona Education Association (AEA) – Voter information and resources focused on public education.
- Save Our Schools Arizona (SOSAZ) – Learn more about education-related measures and how they could impact public schools.