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Arizona · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 5

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IssueElizabeth Lee
Democratic
Mark Lamb
Republican
Economy & jobsSupports economic equity and competitive wages for working families Supports lower costs, deregulation, and small business growth
HousingSupports expanding affordable housing and opposes corporate land acquisition Links illegal immigration to housing affordability pressures
Health careSupports Medicare for All and universal healthcare access Supports 'health freedom' and individual liberty in healthcare
ImmigrationSupports humane immigration reform and path to citizenship Supports strict border security and immigration enforcement
Abortion & reproductive rightsSupports reproductive freedom and fertility care access no sourced position
EducationSupports fully funding public schools no sourced position
Climate & energySupports climate action, water security, and rejoining international climate agreements Supports domestic energy expansion; opposes energy subsidies for Big Tech
Crime & public safetySupports stronger protections for women, minorities, and youth from violence Supports law enforcement; opposes defunding police and abolishing ICE
Taxes & budgetSupports restoring child tax credit and closing billionaire tax loopholes Supports lower taxes and reduced government spending
GunsSupports common-sense gun reforms including background checks and red flag laws Supports protecting the Second Amendment
Democracy & electionsSupports voting rights expansion, campaign finance reform, and no corporate PAC money Supports voter ID, election integrity measures, and proof of citizenship to vote
Foreign policy & defenseno sourced position Skeptical of cash foreign aid; conditionally supports Israel

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