Scroll down to see details on the SRP Election 3/11/26-4/7/26
This is very much a work in progress but this is where we’re currently at on verified candidates to support in their respective districts in the primaries.
If you’d like to sign their petitions to get on ballot, this is the link to do so for most: https://apps.azsos.gov/apps/election/eps/op/
Arizona Republican Primary Election Ballot Recommendations
FEDERAL
U.S. House of Representatives:
CD1 – Joseph Chaplik
CD2 – Eli Crane
CD5 – Mark Lamb
CD6 – Juan Ciscomani
CD9 – Paul Gosar
STATE
Governor – Andy Biggs
Attorney General – Warren Petersen
Secretary of State – Alex Kolodin
Treasurer – Elijah Norton
Superintendent of Public Instruction – Kimberly Yee
AZ Corp Commission – More research needs to be done
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:
LD3 Senate – John Kavanagh
LD3 House – George Khalaf
LD3 House – Thomas Walsh or Cody Reim
LD4 Senate – Carine Werner
LD4 House – Matt Gress (not the best voting record but helps the district win as a fundraising champion; has been very supportive to the conservatives on Scottsdale City Council & SUSD)
LD4 House – Sandra Christensen
LD10 Senate – David Farnsworth
LD10 House – Justin Olson
LD10 House – Ciara Anderson or James Rogers
LD13 Senate – Julie Willoughby
LD13 House – Janet Weninger
LD14 Senate – Mylie Bigg
LD14 House – Laurin Hendrix
LD14 House – Khyl Powell
LD15 House – Neal Carter
LD16 House – Teresa Martinez
LD17 Senate – Anthony Dunham
LD17 House – Rachel Keshel
LD17 House – Kirk Fiehler
Maricopa County
Clerk of the Superior Court – Jeff Dial
Chandler Unified School District – Sindi Martinez-Reich
Chandler City Mayor – Jeff Weninger
Chandler City Council – Lisa Askey & Ron Hardin
Fountain Hills Mayor – Jerry Friedel
Fountain Hills City Council – Ben Larabee & Mathew Corrigan
McDowell Mountain Justice of the Peace – Michele Reagan
McDowell Mountain Constable – Allen Skillicorn
Mesa Unified School District – Rachel Walden
Mesa City Council District 5 – Aleks Vranicic
Phoenix City Council – Matt Evans, Zach Lauer & Michael DelPrete
Scottsdale City Council – Barry Graham, Bob Littlefield & Michelle Ugenti-Rita
Scottsdale Unified School District – Amy Carney & Jeanne Beasley
Mohave County
Justice of the Peace Lake Havasu, Justice Precinct 2 – Jennifer Brodie
Justice of the Peace Bullhead, Justice Precinct 3 – Robert J. Heieck
Justice of the Peace North Canyon, Justice Precinct 4 – Robert H McEuen
Justice of the Peace Cerbat, Justice Precinct 5 – David Jay Wayt
Kingman Constable, Justice Precinct 1 – Timothy F. Griepp
Lake Havasu Constable, Justice Precinct 2 – Martin Standsberry
Bullhead Constable, Justice Precinct 3 – John Deese
North Canyon Constable, Justice Precinct 4 – Michael K. Hoggard
Cerbat Constable, Justice Precinct 5 – Edward John Carman
Kingman Mayor – Ken Watkins
Kingman City Council – Smiley Ward, Jim Dykens & Hannah Corkins
Navajo County
Snowflake Mayor – Byron Lewis
SRP Election 3/11/26-4/7/26
Below are the candidates recommended to vote for to be put on the SRP Board. (Chris Dobson, Barry Paceley, Rusty Kennedy & Kelly Cooper) The way the upcoming SRP Election works is if you or a qualified trust owns property in an area SRP services, you have the opportunity to register to vote and vote in the election. Click here to see a map of the area SRP services
President – Chris Dobson
Vice President – Barry Paceley
Board Member at Large Seat 12 – Rusty Kennedy
Board Member at Large Seat 14 – Kelly Cooper
Board Member District 2 – Paul Rovey
Board Member District 4 – Leslie Williams
Board Member District 6 – Nick Vanderwey
Board Member District 8 – Nina Mullins
Board Member District 10 – Mark Pace
You may request to receive an Early Voting Ballot by clicking here
Call the SRP Election Information Line at (602) 236-3048 or email election@srpnet.com with questions.
SRP is a non profit public utility serving over 2 million people in the Phoenix Valley with:
Reliable electricity
Clean, renewable water
Forward-thinking infrastructure
Support for local communities
Why is SRP important?
Your daily life
Keeps the lights on — rain or shine
Delivers clean water to your tap
Supports clean energy initiatives
Arizona’s future
Invests in drought solutions
Supports solar & storage
Your community
Builds infrastructure responsibly
Maintains transparency as a public utility
Gives back through grants and programs
Keeping rates affordable for Arizonan families
Election Day FAQ
Election Day In Person
SRP Voting Center
1500 N. Mill Avenue, Tempe, AZ 85288
Tuesday, April 7, 2026
Polls are open from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Ballot Drop-Off Only (No In-Person Voting)
Available only on Election Day, April 7, 2026, from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
SRP West Valley Service Center
221 N. 79th Avenue, Tolleson, AZ 85353
SRP Southside Water Service Center
3160 S. Alma School Road, Mesa, AZ 85210
Early voting & Ballot Drop-Off
Early Voting: March 11 – April 6, 2026
Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Early Ballot Return
Mail your completed ballot by March 31, 2026, to ensure they arrive on time.
All mail-in ballots must be received by 7:00 p.m. on April 7, 2026, to be counted