Arizona General Election
U.S. House Arizona District 1

Jay Feely
A former NFL player and sports broadcaster. Feely emphasizes border security, public safety, constitutional freedoms, reduced regulation and an America First agenda.
U.S. House Arizona District 2

Eli Crane
The incumbent congressman, a former Navy SEAL and small-business entrepreneur. Crane emphasizes border security, veterans, reduced federal spending, government accountability and constitutional liberties.
U.S. House Arizona District 4

Zuhdi Jasser
A physician, U.S. Navy veteran and founder of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy. Jasser emphasizes national security, border enforcement, reduced federal debt, confronting ideological extremism and individual liberty.
U.S. House Arizona District 5

Mark Lamb
The former Pinal County sheriff and a longtime law-enforcement officer. Lamb emphasizes border security, public safety, constitutional freedoms, fiscal responsibility, election integrity, water policy and the Second Amendment.
U.S. House Arizona District 6

Juan Ciscomani
The incumbent congressman, a first-generation American and father of six. Ciscomani emphasizes border security, economic opportunity, veterans, infrastructure, water security and representation for southern Arizona.
U.S. House Arizona District 7

Daniel Butierez
A third-generation Arizonan and small-business owner. Butierez emphasizes Border Patrol resources, simpler small-business taxes, job creation and responsible mining and economic development.
U.S. House Arizona District 8

Abraham Hamadeh
The incumbent congressman, Army Reserve intelligence officer, veteran and former prosecutor. Hamadeh emphasizes border security, military readiness, veterans, crime reduction, lower taxes, election integrity and the Second Amendment.
U.S. House Arizona District 9

Paul Gosar
The incumbent congressman and a former dentist. Gosar emphasizes border enforcement, reduced federal spending and debt, natural resources, veterans, the Second Amendment and limits on federal agencies.
Arizona Governor

Andy Biggs
A member of Congress, former Arizona Senate president and longtime state legislator. Biggs emphasizes border security, lower taxes, regulatory relief, school choice, water security and limiting government authority.
Arizona Attorney General

Warren Petersen
An attorney and president of the Arizona Senate. Petersen emphasizes constitutional litigation, public safety, border enforcement, victims’ rights and challenging federal actions he believes exceed constitutional authority.
Arizona Secretary of State

Alexander Kolodin
An election attorney, small-business owner and state representative. Kolodin emphasizes election transparency, faster reporting, consistent procedures, constitutional rights and stronger oversight of election administration.
Arizona Treasurer

Elijah Norton
A finance, insurance and investment entrepreneur. Norton emphasizes professional management of state investments, pension protection, financial transparency, opposition to tax increases and increased oversight of public money.
