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US President

Donald J. Trump

US Senate

Martha McSally

US House of Representatives

DistrictCandidate
CD 1Tiffany Shedd
CD 4Paul Gosar
CD 5Andy Biggs
CD 6David Schweikert
CD 8Debbie Lesko

Arizona State Senate

DistrictCandidate
LD 1Karen Fann
LD 5Sonny Borrelli
LD 6Sylvia Allen
LD 8T. J. Shope
LD 11Vince Leach
LD 12Warren Petersen
LD 13Sine Kerr
LD 14David Gowan
LD 15Nancy Barto
LD 16Kelly Townsend
LD 17J.D. Mesnard
LD 18Suzanne Sharer
LD 20Paul Boyer
LD 21Rick Gray
LD 22David Livingston
LD 23Michelle Ugenti-Rita
LD 25Tyler Pace

Arizona State House of Representatives

DistrictCandidate
LD 1Judy Burges, Quang Nguyen
LD 4Joel John
LD 5Leo Biasiucci, Regina Cobb
LD 6Brenda Barton, Walter Blackman
LD 8David Cook, Frank Pratt
LD 11Mark Finchem, Bret Roberts
LD 12Travis Grantham, Jake Hoffman
LD 13Tim Dunn, Joanne Osborne
LD 14Gail Griffin, Becky Nutt
LD 15Steve Kaiser, Justin Wilmeth
LD 16 Jacqueline Parker, John Fillmore
LD 17Liz Harris, Jeff Weninger
LD 18Bob Robson
LD 18Don Hawker
LD 20Shawnna Bolick, Anthony Kern
LD 21Kevin Payne, Beverly Pingerelli
LD 22Frank Carroll, Ben Toma
LD 23John Kavanagh, Joseph Chaplik
LD 25Rusty Bowers, Michelle Udall
LD 28Jana Jackson

Ballot Propositions

PropositionPosition
Proposition 207No
Proposition 208No

Gilbert Mayor

Matt Nielsen

Scottsdale Mayor

Lisa Borowsky

City & County Candidates

Town of Gilbert

Mayor

Matt Nielsen

City Council

Laurin Hendrix
Tyler Hudgins

City of Glendale

Mayor

Jerry Weiers

City Council

Ian Hugh
Ray Malnar

Yavapai County

County Attorney

Sheila Polk

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