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.

Fourth-generation Arizonan Pamela Carter serves the people of District 4 in the Arizona state House, where she also serves as Vice Chair of the House Public Safety & Law Enforcement Committee. An ordained minister, Pamela serves on the board of Help 4 Kidz, helping at-risk youth in Arizona. Rep. Carter has brought her background in business, media, and community service to the Legislature, where she is fighting for everyday Arizonans.

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.

Mayor Kevin Hartke has played an integral role in making Chandler one of Arizona’s very best cities. Now running for the state House, Kevin brings a long resume of proven success. Prior to becoming Mayor, Kevin served on the City Council for nine years. Hartke served as Lead Pastor at Trinity Christian Fellowship for over four decades and is currently President of the Arizona League of Cities and Towns. Kevin has been married to his wife Lynne for 44 years, and has four children and four grandchildren.

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.

A small business owner and father, Rep. Chris Lopez has an intimate knowledge of the issues facing Arizona families. That’s why during his time in Phoenix, Chris has been a fighter for conservative values: lowering taxes, making life affordable, and protecting Arizona neighborhoods. Chris is active in his community and has a deep appreciation for his local community.

Lisa Fink is a committed fighter for the constituents of LD27. Rep. Fink is a longtime education and parental rights advocate. Lisa serves as the Board President of Choice Academies, Inc., and the President of the Protect Arizona Children Coalition, where she fights for Arizona’s children. In the Statehouse, Rep. Fink serves as Chairman of the Arizona State Constitutional Commemoration Committee. Lisa and her family are very active in their local community, using those experiences to help fight for her constituents in Phoenix.

Tony Rivero represents District 27 in the Arizona House of Representatives where he has built a strong reputation as a fighter for fiscal responsibility and tax cuts. A lifelong Arizonan, Tony attended Peoria High School, Glendale Community College, and ASU. In addition to serving the residents of District 27, Rivero is a business owner and entrepreneur.