District 4
Arizona
3 nov

Republican
9 grupos · 0 votantes
Experiencia
State Representative - District 4
Arizona House of Representatives
2023 a hoy
Director
Arizona Governor's Office of Strategic Planning & Budgeting
2017 a 2023
Planning and Zoning Commissioner
Maricopa County
2020 a 2022
Boardmember
Madison ESD 38
2017 a 2021
Policy Advisor to Commissioner Andy Tobin
Arizona Corporation Commission
2016 a 2017
English Teacher
Tulsa Public Schools/Teach For America
2010 a 2012
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AFP Action 2026 Arizona Legislature Endorsements
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Maricopa County Republican Committee 2026 Candidates
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An incumbent representative, former teacher and former state budget director. Gress emphasizes education, affordability, public safety, responsible budgeting and assistance for working families.
Republican State Leadership Committee 2026 Arizona Endorsements
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Matt Gress represents District 4 in the Arizona state House, where he has built a reputation for delivering results. Rep. Gress helped author the largest income tax reduction in Arizona history and, as Chairman of the House Education Committee, authored critical legislation to improve school safety. Prior to serving in the Legislature, Matt was a classroom teacher, school board member, and Arizona’s state budget director. Matt is a commonsense conservative who has built a record as one of Arizona’s most effective lawmakers.

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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Humane World Action Fund's Voting Group
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Greater Phoenix Chamber 2026 Endorsements
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Turning Point Action 2026 Freedom Ticket
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Miembros de Sway que les escriben a votantes por Matt Gress
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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.