2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026
The Arizona legislature on the 2026 ballot
60 Arizona legislative districts are on this year's ballot. You vote in the one or two districts you live in; each district below has its own page, with the candidates and where what we know about them came from.
- Districts on the ballot
- 60
- With more than one name
- 55
- With one name on our list
- 5
- A sitting member is standing
- 52
State Senate
30 districts on this year's ballot.
Senate District 1 to Senate District 25
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- Christine Dargon Democratic
- Mark FinchemIncumbent Republican
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- Shawnna BolickIncumbent Republican
- Amelia Gallitano Democratic
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- Jeff Fortney Democratic
- John KavanaghIncumbent Republican
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- Aaron Lieberman Democratic
- Carine WernerIncumbent Republican
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- Jason LaForest No party listed
- Christine Marsh Democratic
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- Lloyd Johnson Republican
- Jamescita Peshlakai Democratic
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- Mike Montiel Democratic
- Wendy RogersIncumbent Republican
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- Lauren KubyIncumbent Democratic
- Bill Loughrige 'Write-in Republican
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- Bridget Fitzgibbons Republican
- Kiana SearsIncumbent Democratic
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- Dave FarnsworthIncumbent Republican
- Nick Fierro No party listed
- Blair Moses Democratic
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- Joshua Ayala Republican
- Catherine MirandaIncumbent Democratic
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- Patty ContrerasIncumbent Democratic
- Anthony Ramirez No party listed
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- Kristie O'Brien Democratic
- Julie WilloughbyIncumbent Republican
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- Mylie Biggs Republican
- Stephanie Walsh Democratic
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- Jayme Accalia Democratic
- Jake HoffmanIncumbent Republican
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- Elaine Aldrete Democratic
- T. J. ShopeIncumbent Republican
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- Chris King Republican
- Edgar Soto Democratic
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- Douglas Everett Republican
- Priya SundareshanIncumbent Democratic
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- Gail GriffinIncumbent Republican
- Bob Karp 'Write-in Democratic
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- Alma HernandezIncumbent Democratic
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- Esteban Flores Republican
- Rosanna GabaldónIncumbent Democratic
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- Eva DiazIncumbent Democratic
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- Michelle Altherr Republican
- Brian FernandezIncumbent Democratic
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- Analise OrtizIncumbent Democratic
- Frank Steele Republican
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- Tim DunnIncumbent Republican
- Laura Huber Democratic
Senate District 26 to Senate District 30
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- Jim Bishop Republican
- Flavio BravoIncumbent Democratic
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- Kyle Clayton Democratic
- Kevin PayneIncumbent Republican
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- Michael Braun Democratic
- Frank CarrollIncumbent Republican
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- Janae ShampIncumbent Republican
- Eric Stafford Democratic
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- Leo Biasiucci Republican
State House
30 districts on this year's ballot.
House District 1 to House District 25
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- Selina BlissIncumbent Republican
- Quang NguyenIncumbent Republican
- Sandy Zalecki Democratic
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- Stephanie SimacekIncumbent Democratic
- Justin WilmethIncumbent Republican
- Paul CarverWrite-in Republican
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- Julie Gable Democratic
- George Khalaf Republican
- Cody ReimIncumbent Republican
- Rick Spargo Democratic
- John SkirbstWrite-in No Labels
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- Tammy Caputi Democratic
- Pamela CarterIncumbent Republican
- Karen Gresham Democratic
- Matt GressIncumbent Republican
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- Sarah LiguoriIncumbent Democratic
- Aaron MárquezIncumbent Democratic
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- Mae PeshlakaiIncumbent Democratic
- Ian Teller Democratic
- Brendan TrachselWrite-in Green
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- Walter BlackmanIncumbent Republican
- David Cook Sr. Republican
- Samuel Martin Democratic
- Richard GraysonWrite-in Green
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- Janeen ConnollyIncumbent Democratic
- Brian GarciaIncumbent Democratic
- Donald Hawker Republican
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- Lorena AustinIncumbent Democratic
- Bradley Bettencourt Republican
- Jacob Martinez Democratic
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- Brian Calaway Democratic
- Helen Hunter Democratic
- Justin OlsonIncumbent Republican
- James Rogers Republican
- David Scott No Labels
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- Cesar Aleman Republican
- Junelle CaveroIncumbent Democratic
- Joseph Charles Dailey Republican
- Oscar De Los SantosIncumbent Democratic
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- Armando Montero Democratic
- David Richardson Republican
- Stacey TraversIncumbent Democratic
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- Racquel Armstrong Democratic
- Kevin Hartke Republican
- Jacob Weinberg Democratic
- Janet Weninger Republican
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- Tyler Farnsworth Republican
- Laurin HendrixIncumbent Republican
- Mary Rose Democratic
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- Neal CarterIncumbent Republican
- Michael WayIncumbent Republican
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- Julia Gusse Democratic
- Chris LopezIncumbent Republican
- Teresa MartinezIncumbent Republican
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- Rachel KeshelIncumbent Republican
- Hollace Lyon Democratic
- Kevin VolkIncumbent Democratic
- John Winchester Republican
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- Bob Dohse Republican
- Nancy GutierrezIncumbent Democratic
- Chris MathisIncumbent Democratic
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- Jackie Anderson Democratic
- Lupe DiazIncumbent Republican
- David Gowan Republican
- Aiden Swallow Democratic
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- Sally Ann Gonzales Democratic
- Betty VillegasIncumbent Democratic
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- Consuelo HernandezIncumbent Democratic
- Christopher Kibbey Republican
- Miranda Lopez Democratic
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- Elda Luna-NájeraIncumbent Democratic
- Betsy Munoz Democratic
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- Emilia Cortez Democratic
- Michele PeñaIncumbent Republican
- Mariana SandovalIncumbent Democratic
- Gary Snyder Republican
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- Lisbeth Arescurenaga Democratic
- Alberto Flores Democratic
- Delores McLaughlin Republican
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- Tiffany Byrne Democratic
- Michael CarboneIncumbent Republican
- Nick KupperIncumbent Republican
House District 26 to House District 30
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- Cesar AguilarIncumbent Democratic
- Quantá CrewsIncumbent Democratic
- Hector Gomez Green
- Jonathan McKenna Republican
- Frank Roberts Republican
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- Lisa FinkIncumbent Republican
- Deborah Howard Democratic
- Tony RiveroIncumbent Republican
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- Barbara Fike Democratic
- Marc Graham Democratic
- David LivingstonIncumbent Republican
- Beverly PingerelliIncumbent Republican
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- Steve MontenegroIncumbent Republican
- Christine Scianna Democratic
- James TaylorIncumbent Republican
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- Mike Gannuscio Republican
- Brian McMahan Democratic
- David Rose Republican
- What's included
- U.S. Senate and House, statewide offices, every state legislative district on the ballot and statewide ballot measures.
- Everything else
- Local races (county, city, school board, judges) and anything else on your ballot are on your official sample ballot: my.arizona.vote.
- Candidate lists
- As of Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
This is not an official ballot. Confirm your registration, polling place and ballot with your election office through vote.gov.