2026 Election Endorsements
“It is a critical time in our country and in our state. Arizona’s status as a prosperous, safe and affordable state is under threat by radical far-left politicians that want to turn our state into another California. It is incredibly important that Arizonans vote down ticket for candidates that will fight back against their high tax, high crime, big spending California agenda.” – Scot Mussi | Freedom Club PAC Chairman
Statewide
Andy Biggs
Governor
Warren Petersen
Attorney General
Elijah Norton
Treasurer
Alex Kolodin
Secretary of State
Kimberly Yee
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ralph Heap
Arizona Corporation Commission
Legislative
LD3
George Khalaf
House
Cody Reim
House
LD7
Andrew Costanzo
House
Barby Ingle
House
LD10
Justin Olson
House
James Rogers
House
LD13
Debra Schinke
House
Janet Weninger
House
LD14
Tyler Farnsworth
House
Laurin Hendrix
House
LD19
Cheryl Caswell
House
Lupe Diaz
House
LD27
Anthony Kern
Senate
LD28
Heather Rooks
House
Beverly Pingerelli
House
LD30
David Rose
House
Local
Chandler
Jeff Weninger
Mayor
Fountain Hills
Mathew Corrigan
Town Council
Ben Larrabee
Town Council
Dan Kovacevic
Town Council
Gilbert
Beth Goulden
Town Council
Glendale
Michael Calles
City Council Barrel District
Mesa
Aleks Vranicic
City Council D5
Ray Johnson
City Council D4
Scottsdale
Michelle Ugenti-Rita
City Council
Barry Graham
City Council
Ballot Measures
PROP 141
VOTE YES
Freedom to Move Act
Prohibits the government from ever tracking, taxing, or limiting how manymiles you drive.
PROP 142
VOTE YES
Anti-DEI and Racial Discrimination
Expands our existing ban on affirmative action in the constitution, closesa loophole allowing universities to engage in affirmative action if theyaccept federal dollars, and prohibits state institutions from making anyhiring or promotion decision based on race or requiring any employee orstudent to subscribe to any DEI statements.
PROP 143
VOTE YES
Protecting Public Resources from Unions
Protects taxpayers from subsidizing teacher union activity including a banon payroll deductions to fund union dues and participating in any unionbusiness while on the clock.
PROP 144
VOTE YES
FAST Election Results Act
The Fast, Accurate, Secure, Transparent (FAST) Election Results Act:ensures only citizens can register and vote in our elections, requires allvoters to show government issued ID before casting a ballot, bans foreignfunding in our election, and requires all counties to allow voters totabulate their ballots at the polling place on election day.
PROP 145
VOTE YES
Protect Military Families’ ESA Funds
Protects ESA scholarship funds of military families from ever being seizedby the government.
PROP 212
VOTE NO
Anti-ESA Measure
Seeks to regulate the universal ESA program out of existence, kicking tensof thousands of families off the program overnight, a low-income cap thatwill prevent more and more middle-class families from the opportunity ofusing an ESA scholarship, and adding many onerous regulations on theprogram.
PROP 316
VOTE YES
Grocery Tax
Requires a vote of the people prior to enacting a new grocery tax.
PROP 317
VOTE YES
Drug Cartels
Declares that drug cartels are terrorist organizations.
PROP 318
VOTE YES
Protecting Girls’ Sports
Protects girls’ sports from biological men participating.
PROP 319
VOTE YES
Photo Radar
Requires a city to get voter approval before using photo radarenforcement of traffic laws, and requires a new approval every 10 years.
PROP 320
VOTE YES
Funding Classrooms not Bureaucracies
Requires at least 60% of school funding to go directly into the classroominstead of funding administrative bloat.
Paid for by the Freedom Club PAC, with 0% from out-of-state contributors. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.