District 13
Arizona
3 nov

Republican
9 grupos · 0 votantes
Experiencia
CEO
Crusaders of Love Inc.
2019 a hoy
Co-Owner
Dilly's Deli and Floridino's Pizza & Pasta
1999 a hoy
National Volunteer Coordinator
ChildHelp Inc.
2014 a 2024
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AFP Action 2026 Arizona Legislature Endorsements
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Maricopa County Republican Committee 2026 Candidates
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A small-business owner and nonprofit leader who works with vulnerable children and families. Weninger emphasizes educational choice, entrepreneurship, child protection and community stability.
Republican State Leadership Committee 2026 Arizona Endorsements
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A 30-year resident of Chandler, Janet Weninger is running to serve the people of District 13 in the Arizona House of Representatives. A longtime advocate for children and families, Janet was recognized as a Childhelp Helping Hands award recipient for her work in improving outcomes for kids in the foster care system. For over two decades, Janet has worked with various organizations to protect children from trafficking, abuse, and exploitation. It is through these experiences, as well as her work as a small business owner, that Janet is uniquely qualified to lead in Phoenix.

NRA Political Victory Fund
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Turning Point Action
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Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry 2026 Endorsements
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Arizona Police Association 2026 Endorsements
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Greater Phoenix Chamber 2026 Endorsements
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Republican State Leadership Committee 2026 Endorsements
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Arizona households are absorbing higher costs for housing, utilities, and groceries. The endorsed candidates have committed to the reforms that reach those costs directly: clearing the permitting and zoning barriers that keep new homes off the market, restraining state spending, keeping the flat income tax intact, and cutting occupational licensing rules that price Arizonans out of work. Each also has a record of defending the education options Arizona families rely on.