Voter Registration Deadline 10/5/26
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Ballots start to be mailed. Early voting begins. 10/7/26
Last day to request a ballot by mail. 10/23/26
Last day to mail back your ballot. 10/27/26
Election Day 11/3/26
FEDERAL
U.S. House of Representatives:
CD1 – Thomas “Jay” Feely
CD2 – Eli Crane
CD3 – Nicholas Glenn
CD4 – NO RECOMMENDATION – Explanation: Zuhdi Jasser is a self proclaimed moderate muslim and the Republican candidate for CD4. He has very little chance of winning and as a club we’re taking the opportunity to draw a line in the sand that Islam has no place in the U.S. because Islam’s 1,400 yr history shows repeatedly “moderate muslims” eventually succumb and go along with the Imams who push Sharia Law. If the Republican Party doesn’t remain free of Islam it will be extremely difficult to have a political solution to protect non-muslims from Sharia as it is growing in the country. Islam is a comprehensive way of life that includes religion, politics and war. It pushes Sharia Law wherever it grows and is not compatible with the U.S. Constitution. Freedom can only exist when truth & a culture against hypocrisy prevail; Islam pushes lying to non-muslims and to enslave & kill non-muslims. Therefore, we can’t endorse a muslim candidate even if he promotes “moderate” Islam. BTW. Mosques are not built like churches. They are built like fortresses to operate militarily from and many have undisclosed armories in them, typically in their basements. 341 mosques have been approved and built in Texas in recent years. There is a war to destroy this nation from within and as American citizens we need to wake up and act NOW before the problem grows so large it can’t be contained!!
CD5 – Mark Lamb
CD6 – Juan Ciscomani
CD7 – Daniel Butierez Sr.
CD8 – Abraham Hamadeh
CD9 – Paul Gosar
STATE
Governor – Andy Biggs (Democrats chickened out and didn’t show. Link to the debate:https://www.youtube.com/live/l_754NIYZX4?si=0H3QOWq6dF-YHjdR)
Lieutenant Governor – Sine Kerr (Democrats chickened out and didn’t show. Link to the debate: https://www.youtube.com/live/bGaWtKhUSV8?si=OSdJnMqM-xMBRp19)
Attorney General – Warren Petersen (Link to the debate: https://www.youtube.com/live/YmMfCPXxDAM?si=ZfUS6QzQLojfIJ6B)
Secretary of State – Alex Kolodin (Link to the debate: https://www.youtube.com/live/9Lg5XQMNVaI?si=pAgWoh-fjzZDZfg1)
Treasurer – Elijah Norton (Link to the debate:https://www.youtube.com/live/W_FKrJRXsfs?si=zMkpqwYRAUoVIKAz)
Superintendent of Public Instruction – Kimberly Yee (Link to the debate: https://www.youtube.com/live/OXJxr3Bepls?si=cdjeH5TBT8w0Xr3J)
State Mine Inspector – Walter “Les” Presmyk (Link to the debate: https://www.youtube.com/live/coVnFjp3u1Q?si=-Y70rgmqm0vXmzo7)
AZ Corp Commission – Vote 2 – Ralph Heap & Kevin Thompson (Link to the debate: https://www.youtube.com/live/NL0lwXBYpvo?si=SfkJE0a8Rr0nllCW)
The state legislature is broken up into 30 legislative districts (LDs), where you vote for 1 State Senator & 2 House Representatives, these are the candidates we recommend:
LD1 Senate – Mark Finchem
LD1 House – Selina Bliss & Quang Nguyen
LD2 Senate – Shawnna Bolick
LD2 House – Justin Wilmeth & Paul Carver
LD3 Senate – John Kavanagh
LD3 House – Cody Reim & George Khalaf
LD4 Senate – Carine Werner
LD4 House – Matt Gress & Pamela Carter
LD5 Senate – (No Republican Candidate)
LD5 House – (No Republican Candidates)
LD6 Senate – Lloyd Johnson
LD6 House – Royce Jenkins (Write-in)
LD7 Senate – Wendy Rogers
LD7 House – Walter Blackman & David Cook
LD8 Senate – Bill Loughrige
LD8 House – Donald Hawker
LD9 Senate – Bridget Fitzgibbons
LD9 House – Bradley Bettencourt (Only one Republican candidate so vote only for Bradley as a single shot vote.)
LD10 Senate – David Farnsworth
LD10 House – Justin Olson & James Rogers
LD11 Senate – Joshua Ayala
LD11 House – Cesar Aleman & Joseph Dailey
LD12 Senate – Gary Hatch (Write-in)
LD12 House – David Richardson (Only one Republican candidate so vote only for David as a single shot vote.)
LD13 Senate – Julie Willoughby
LD13 House – Kevin Hartke & Janet Weninger
LD14 Senate – Mylie Biggs
LD14 House – Laurin Hendrix & Tyler Farnsworth
LD15 Senate – Jake Hoffman
LD15 House – Neal Carter & Michael Way
LD16 Senate – Thomas Shope
LD16 House – Chris Lopez & Teresa Martinez
LD17 Senate – Christopher King
LD17 House – Rachel Keshel & John Winchester
LD18 Senate – Douglas Everett
LD18 House – Bob Dohse (Only one Republican candidate so vote only for Bob as a single shot vote.)
LD19 Senate – Gail Griffin
LD19 House – Lupe Diaz & David Gowan
LD20 Senate – (No Republican Candidate)
LD20 House – (No Republican Candidates)
LD21 Senate – Esteban Flores
LD21 House – Christopher Kibbey (Only one Republican candidate so vote only for Christopher as a single shot vote.)
LD22 Senate – (No Republican Candidate)
LD22 House – (No Republican Candidates)
LD23 Senate – Michelle Altherr
LD23 House – Michele Pena & Gary Garcia Snyder (Michele Pena is the stronger of the 2 candidates. We typically recommend voting for both Republican House candidates but some are choosing to single shot vote for Michele Pena to assure our strongest Republican candidate in a more Democrat district is the one who wins to represent our party.)
LD24 Senate – Frank Steele
LD24 House – Delores McLaughlin (Only one Republican candidate so vote only for Delores as a single shot vote.)
LD25 Senate – Tim Dunn
LD25 House – Michael Carbone & Nick Kupper
LD26 Senate – Jim Bishop
LD26 House – Jonathan McKenna & Frank Roberts
LD27 Senate – Kevin Payne
LD27 House – Lisa Fink & Tony Rivero
LD28 Senate – Frank Carroll
LD28 House – David Livingston & Beverly Pingerelli
LD29 Senate – Janae Shamp
LD29 House – Steve Montenegro & James Taylor
LD30 Senate – Leo Biasiucci
LD30 House – Mike Gannuscio & David Rose
Propositions
Prop 141 – YES (The passage of this will help protect freedom of movement within the state.)
Prop 142 – YES (The passage of this will help keep a meritocracy culture based upon effort and results which helps to ensure optimal performance and productivity without racism.)
Prop 144 – YES (Strengthens election integrity.)
Prop 316 – YES (Keeping taxes low on food helps keep food affordable for everyone.)
Prop 317 – YES (Drug cartels are dealt with more seriously if passed.)
Prop 318 – YES (Ensures biological sex as the determining factor for student, employee, athlete…in short, passage of this prop helps protect women’s safe places and sports.)
Prop 319 – YES (Traffic photo enforcement systems can only be used with voter approval if this prop passes.)
Prop 320 – YES (Consistently when we’ve given more money to schools it winds up largely being spent on more administration. Passage of this prop would force more of the money to be spent in the classroom.)
Prop 413 – Split opinions (The Republican Maricopa County Sheriff Jerry Sheridan would like it passed. A recent court ruling is requiring that facilities be air conditioned so if money runs short it could mean early release of prisoners. The criticisms consist in part of that there isn’t an audit of the jail spending and we likely need to allocate 1/5 cents sales tax to go to water security. If you don’t want to take the risk of prisoners being released early, you’ll want to vote YES on this prop.)
Bonds/Overrides
Glendale Union High School District Maintenance & Operations (M&O) Override Continuation – NO
Paradise Valley Unified School District Additional Assistance (DAA) Override – NO
Paradise Valley Unified School District Maintenance & Operations (M&O) Override Continuation – NO
Scottsdale Unified School District Bond/Override – NO
Washington Elementary School District Maintenance & Operations (M&O) Override Continuation – NO
Judges
Vote YES on all Judges except the ones below:
Court of Appeals Division 1 Anni Hill Foster – NO
Maricopa County Superior Court
John L. Blanchard – NO
Michelle Carson – NO
Gregory S. Como – NO
Lauren R. Gyton – NO
Charlene D. Jackson – NO
Melissa I. Julian – NO
Amy M. Kalman – NO
Joseph C. Kreamer – NO
Daniel G. Martin – NO
Colleen E. O’Donnell-Smith – NO
Michael Z. Rassas – NO
Joshua D. Rogers – NO
Ronee Korbin Steiner – NO
Randall H. Warner – NO
Paula A. Williams – NO
William R. Wingard – NO
Melissa M. Zabor – NO
Maricopa County
Clerk of the Superior Court – Jeff Dial
McDowell Mountain Justice of the Peace – Michele Reagan
McDowell Mountain Constable – Dan Diaz
Maricopa County Community College Board – John Crow & Susan Winder
Phoenix City Council – Matt Evans (District 2), Zach Lauer (District 4), & Michael DelPrete (District 6)
Scottsdale City Council (Vote for 2) – Barry Graham & Michelle Ugenti-Rita
School Boards
Alhambra Elementary – Jason Miranda (write in candidate)
Agua Fria Union High School District – Eric Cultum
Buckeye Union High School District – Nathan Madden
Deer Valley Unified School District (Vote for 2) – Kristi Cooper & Paul Carver
Dysart Unified School District – Dawn Densmore
Glendale Union High School District – Natalie Veidmark
Higley Unified School District (Vote for 2) – Anna Van Hoek & Kurt Brooks
Mesa Unified School District – Rachel Walden
Peoria Unified School District (Vote for 2) – Desiree Byrne & Heather Rooks
Phoenix Elementary School District (Vote for 2) – Suanne Edmiston & Damian Sandoval
Phoenix Union High School – Salina Pena
Queen Creek Unified School District (Vote for 2) – Kelli Anderson & Samantha Davis
Scottsdale Unified School District (Vote for 2) – Amy Carney & Jeanne Beasley
Mohave County
Bullhead Justice of the Peace – John Moss
Bullhead Constable – John Deese
Cerbat Justice of the Peace – David Jay Wayt
Cerbat Constable – Robert “Joey” McEuen
Kingman Justice of the Peace – Dave Huerta
Kingman Constable – Timothy Griepp
Lake Havasu Justice of the Peace – Jennifer Brodie
Lake Havasu Constable – Martin Standsberry
North Canyon Justice of the Peace – Barbara Brown
North Canyon Constable – Michael Hoggard
Countywide Offices & Courts
Clerk of the Superior Court – Christina Spurlock
Superior Court Judge Div. 1 – Megan A. Moody
Superior Court Judge Div. 2 – Derek Carlisle
Superior Court Judge Div. 3 – Steven Moss
Superior Court Judge Div. 4 – Aaron Dejme
Superior Court Judge Div. 6 – Eric E. Gordon
Superior Court Judge Div. 7 – Kenneth L. Gregory
Superior Court Judge Div. 8 – Douglas Camacho
Supreme Court Justice Retention – John Lopez IV
Community College & School Boards
Bullhead City School District #15 – Sheila Barnett
Colorado City Unified School Board, District #14 – Mardi Holm
Colorado River Union High School Board, District #2 (Vote for 3) – Kim Qualey, Don Wilson & Brian Furman
Hackberry Elementary School Board, District #3 (Vote for 3) – Tammy Herrera, Valerie Grimes & Charla Loomis
Kingman School Board (Vote for 3) – Jeri Wolsey, Toni Henry & John Venenga
Lake Havasu Unified School Board, District #1 (Vote for 2) – Brandan Rooney & Rebecca Ainlin
Littlefield Unified School District #9 (Vote for both) – Michael Fagnan (4 yr term) & Karen Johnson (2 yr term)
Mohave College Board of Governors (Trustee), District #2 – Robert S. Arp
Topock Elementary School District #12 (Vote for 2) – Dianna Francis, Hildreth Jean Kuhn, Betty Boyle
Western Arizona Vocational Education (WAVE) #50 – Thomas Puranceau
Navajo County
Clerk of the Superior Court – Mike Sample
Pinetop Justice of the Peace – Robert “Scott” Waddle
Pima County
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 7 – Raymond Carroll
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 8 – William Parvin
Constable, Precinct 3 – Eric Krznarich
Countywide Offices & Courts
Justice of the Supreme Court – John Lopez IV – YES
Court of Appeals, Division II – Sean Brearcliffe, Michael Kelly & Jeffrey Sklar – All YES
Pima County Superior Court – Jeffrey T. Bergin, Janet C. Bostwick, J. Alan Goodwin, Cynthia Khun, Danelle B. Lisiski & Kathleen A. Quigley – All YES
Pima County Superior Court – Sandra M. Bensley, Randi L. Burnett, Laurie B. San Angelo & Catherine A. Woods – All NO
School Boards
Tanque Verde Unified School District (Vote for 2) – Beth Peterson & Thomas Trask
Tucson Unified School District (Vote for 2) – Val Romero & Pilar Acosta Ruiz
Propositions specific to the Pima County area
Prop 421 – NO
Prop 422 – NO
Prop 423 – Look to the google drive link below for the information to make your own decision
Prop 424 – YES
Prop 425 – NO
Prop 426 – YES
Prop 427 – NO
Prop 428 – Look to the google drive link below for the information to make your own decision
Prop 429 – Look to the google drive link below for the information to make your own decision
Prop 430 – NO
Prop 431 – YES
(Explanations on the ballot measures: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gIEEYWVNRYs_mAJOVJi4plxQlfx-t5QS/view)