U.S. House · AZ-1
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Christopher Ajluni
Stated positions
No stated positions yet
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Money — FEC
$3.5K
Monica Maria Alponte
Stated positions
No stated positions yet
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Money — FEC
$8.9K
Joseph Chaplik
Stated positions
The candidate supports 'Ensuring our state budget is always balanced.'
The candidate supports 'Election integrity.'
The candidate supports 'fighting unconstitutionality of Obamacare' and tax deductions for healthcare costs.
The candidate advocates for a 'Low state income tax for all' and a 'Low tax climate.'
The candidate supports a 'Properly funded and staffed police force.'
The candidate explicitly states they are 'Pro 2nd amendment.'
Money — FEC
$605K
Brian A Del Vecchio
Stated positions
No stated positions yet
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Money — FEC
$15.3K
Thomas James Feely
Stated positions
No stated positions yet
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Money — FEC
$2.5M
Marlene Galan-Woods
Stated positions
Woods advocates for properly funding public schools and paying teachers better.
Woods highlights her background in protecting consumers from corporate abuse and promises to hold corporations accountable for price gouging.
Woods supports passing the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and banning partisan gerrymandering.
Woods supports passing the Equality Act to protect LGBTQ+ individuals from discrimination.
Woods supports investing in infrastructure like roads, bridges, transit, and water systems.
Woods supports making higher education affordable and investing in trade schools and community colleges.
Money — FEC
$2.2M
Mark Robert Gordon
Stated positions
Mark Gordon supports international aid, having personally delivered humanitarian and medical assistance to Ukraine.
Mark Gordon is a longtime union activist and member who supports workers' rights, fair wages, and strong benefits.
Mark Gordon is a longtime voting rights attorney and advocate who has dedicated his career to voter protection and defending democracy.
Money — FEC
$299.1K
Rick McCartney
Stated positions
He supports expanding access to early childhood education.
He supports standing with democratic allies, supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression, and maintaining alliances.
He champions public school funding, investing in teacher pay, and expanding early childhood education.
He supports enacting the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and protecting the right to vote.
He supports holding polluters accountable and protecting Arizona's water supply.
He supports passing the Equality Act and protecting trans youth.
Money — FEC
$1.3M
Paul C Reevs
Stated positions
The candidate advocates for reducing federal spending by reforming entitlement programs and eliminating waste.
The candidate opposes allowing biological males to compete in women's sports or enter female-designated spaces.
The candidate advocates for abolishing DEI and CRT programs in schools and businesses, replacing them with merit-based systems.
The candidate pledges to work to lower taxes so taxpayers can keep more of their money.
The candidate strongly supports Second Amendment rights, national reciprocity for concealed permits, and removing suppressors from the NFA list.
The candidate supports strengthening the military, addressing deficits in shipbuilding and munitions, to ensure it remains the foremost fighting force.
Money — FEC
$110.6K
Amish Shah
Stated positions
Shah supports increasing funding for public schools and improving teacher pay.
Shah wants to lower higher education costs to prevent students from facing crushing debt.
Shah is a champion for universal healthcare and supports expanding coverage and reversing Medicaid cuts.
Shah supports fully funding the police.
Shah supports taking action to reduce gun violence.
Shah supports strong animal protections, including stopping puppy mills and animal testing on dogs and primates.
Money — FEC
$1.8M
Brandon Sowers
Stated positions
No stated positions yet
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Money — FEC
$17.9K
Gina Swoboda
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No stated positions yet
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Money — FEC
$222.2K
Jonathan Treble
Stated positions
The candidate supports creating a universal childcare system, expanding pre-K, and capping childcare costs for working families.
The candidate opposes votes against conserving public lands and pledges to fight for forests, parks, and rivers.
The candidate supports fully funding Title I, II, and IDEA, and criticizes low per-student spending.
The candidate supports restoring the Voting Rights Act, the Freedom to Vote Act, and expanding early voting and mail-in ballot access.
The candidate advocates for protecting the environment, rivers, forests, and endangered species.
The candidate supports the Equality Act to establish nationwide protections against discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
Money — FEC
$4M
John Trobough
Stated positions
No stated positions yet
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Money — FEC
$1.2M