Arizona · State Legislature · 2026
Arizona Legislature candidates
158 candidates in 60 districts on the November 3, 2026 general-election ballot. Within each district, candidates are listed A–Z by last name (not ballot order).
Candidate list: Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission — 2026 General Election Voter Education Guide (Statewide & Legislative Candidate Statement Pamphlet), retrieved October 23, 2026.
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State Senate
All 30 Senate seats and all 60 House seats (two per district) are on the 2026 ballot. The list comes from the Citizens Clean Elections Commission general-election candidate pamphlet, because the Secretary of State candidate listing could not be retrieved.
State House of Representatives
| District | Seats | Candidates (A–Z by last name) |
|---|---|---|
| House District 1 | 2 | Selina Bliss (Republican, incumbent) · Quang Huu Nguyen (Republican, incumbent) · Sandy Zalecki (Democratic) |
| House District 2 | 2 | Paul Carver (Republican) · Stephanie Simacek (Democratic, incumbent) · Justin Wilmeth (Republican, incumbent) |
| House District 3 | 2 | Julie Gable (Democratic) · George Khalaf (Republican) · Cody Reim (Republican, incumbent) · John Skirbst (No Labels) · Richard "Rick" Robert Spargo (Democratic) |
| House District 4 | 2 | Tammy Caputi (Democratic) · Pamela Carter (Republican, incumbent) · Karen Gresham (Democratic) · Matt Gress (Republican, incumbent) |
| House District 5 | 2 | Sarah Liguori (Democratic, incumbent) · Aaron Marquez (Democratic, incumbent) |
| House District 6 | 2 | Mae Peshlakai (Democratic, incumbent) · Ian Teller (Democratic) · Brendan Trachsel (Green) |
| House District 7 | 2 | Walter "Walt" Blackman (Republican, incumbent) · David Cook Sr. (Republican) · Richard Grayson (Green) · Samuel "Sam" Martin (Democratic) |
| House District 8 | 2 | Janeen Connolly (Democratic, incumbent) · Brian Garcia (Democratic, incumbent) · Donald Hawker (Republican) |
| House District 9 | 2 | Lorena Austin (Democratic, incumbent) · Bradley D. Bettencourt (Republican) · Jacob D. Martinez (Democratic) |
| House District 10 | 2 | Brian Calaway (Democratic) · Helen Hunter (Democratic) · Justin Olson (Republican, incumbent) · James Rogers (Republican) · David Scott (No Labels) |
| House District 11 | 2 | Cesar Aleman (Republican) · Junelle Cavero (Democratic, incumbent) · Joseph Charles Dailey (Republican) · Oscar De Los Santos (Democratic, incumbent) |
| House District 12 | 2 | Armando Montero (Democratic) · David Richardson (Republican) · Stacey Travers (Democratic, incumbent) |
| House District 13 | 2 | Racquel "Rockee" Armstrong (Democratic) · Kevin Hartke (Republican) · Jacob Weinberg (Democratic) · Janet Weninger (Republican, incumbent) |
| House District 14 | 2 | Tyler Andrew Farnsworth (Republican) · Laurin Hendrix (Republican, incumbent) · Mary Rose (Democratic) |
| House District 15 | 2 | Neal Carter (Republican, incumbent) · Michael Way (Republican, incumbent) |
| House District 16 | 2 | Julia Romero Gusse (Democratic) · Chris Lopez (Republican, incumbent) · Teresa Martinez (Republican, incumbent) |
| House District 17 | 2 | Rachel "Jones" Keshel (Republican, incumbent) · Hollace "Holly" Lyon (Democratic) · Kevin Volk (Democratic, incumbent) · John Winchester (Republican) |
| House District 18 | 2 | Bob Dohse (Republican) · Nancy Gutierrez (Democratic, incumbent) · Chris Mathis (Democratic, incumbent) |
| House District 19 | 2 | Jackie O'Donnell Anderson (Democratic) · Lupe Diaz (Republican, incumbent) · David Gowan (Republican) · Aiden Nicholette Swallow (Democratic) |
| House District 20 | 2 | Sally Ann Gonzales (Democratic) · Betty Villegas (Democratic, incumbent) |
| House District 21 | 2 | Consuelo Hernandez (Democratic, incumbent) · Christopher Kibbey (Republican) · Miranda Lopez (Democratic) |
| House District 22 | 2 | Elda Luna-Nájera (Democratic, incumbent) · Betsy Munoz (Democratic) |
| House District 23 | 2 | Emilia Cortez (Democratic) · Michele Pena (Republican, incumbent) · Mariana Sandoval (Democratic, incumbent) · Gary Garcia Snyder (Republican) |
| House District 24 | 2 | Lisbeth Arescurenaga (Democratic) · Alberto Flores (Democratic) · Delores McLaughlin (Republican) |
| House District 25 | 2 | Tiffany Byrne (Democratic) · Michael Carbone (Republican, incumbent) · Nickolas "Nick" Kupper (Republican, incumbent) |
| House District 26 | 2 | Cesar Aguilar (Democratic, incumbent) · Quanta Crews (Democratic, incumbent) · Hector Gomez (Green) · Jonathan McKenna (Republican) · Frank Roberts (Republican) |
| House District 27 | 2 | Lisa Fink (Republican, incumbent) · Deborah Howard (Democratic) · Tony Rivero (Republican, incumbent) |
| House District 28 | 2 | Barbara Fike (Democratic) · Marc Graham (Democratic) · David Livingston (Republican, incumbent) · Beverly Pingerelli (Republican, incumbent) |
| House District 29 | 2 | Steve Montenegro (Republican, incumbent) · Christine Marie Scianna (Democratic) · James Taylor (Republican, incumbent) |
| House District 30 | 2 | Mike Gannuscio (Republican) · Brian McMahan (Democratic) · David Rose (Republican) |