District 16
Arizona
3 nov

Republican
9 grupos · 0 votantes
Experiencia
State Representative - District 16
Arizona House of Representatives
2023 a hoy
Hispanic Outreach and Coalitions Director
Congressman Paul Gosar
2014 a hoy
State Representative - District 11
Arizona House of Representatives
2021 a 2023
Political Director
Arizona Republican Party
2011 a 2013
Coalitions Director
Arizona Republican Party
2010 a 2011
Deputy District Director for Rep. Rick Renzi
US House of Representatives
2004 a 2009
Substitute Teacher
Casa Grande Union High School
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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 from Casa Grande. Martinez emphasizes transportation, water, public safety, border security and Pinal County economic development.
Republican State Leadership Committee 2026 Arizona Endorsements
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Dedicated public servant Teresa Martinez represents the constituents of District 16 in the state House. A former teacher and educator, Teresa is a strong advocate for improving school safety, empowering parents, and boosting school choice. Martinez spent two decades working to elect Republican candidates up and down the ballot, giving her a deep understanding of the issues that matter most to Arizonans.

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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Miembros de Sway que les escriben a votantes por Teresa Martinez
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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.