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Arizona · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 6

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Candidate list checked 7 d ago

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One line per issue, from each candidate’s own sourced positions. Open a profile for the quotes and sources behind it.

IssueJuan Ciscomani
Republican
Gary Swing
Green
Jereme Lance Peters
Libertarian
JoAnna Mendoza
Democratic
Economy & jobsOpposes tax increases; supports tax cuts and business incentives Voted 82 yes · 2 no · 10 missedSupports steady-state economy, pollution taxes, guaranteed income Supports streamlining paperwork for farmers Supports reversing tax cuts for wealthy, expanding worker benefits
HousingSupports cutting red tape to increase housing supply Voted 4 yes · 1 missedno sourced position no sourced position Supports banning corporate home-buying and expanding affordable housing
Health careSupports protecting Medicaid for vulnerable populations with targeted reforms Voted 29 yes · 4 missedSupports Medicare for All single-payer healthcare no sourced position Supports restoring AHCCCS funding and protecting rural hospitals
ImmigrationSupports strong border security and strict immigration enforcement Voted 24 yes · 1 no Supports abolishing ICE, freedom of migration, no border wall Supports expanding federal enforcement against illegal border crossings Supports border security and path to citizenship for DACA recipients
Abortion & reproductive rightsVoted for Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act Voted 4 yes Supports federal abortion rights legislation and family planning subsidies Supports prohibiting federal funds for abortion-related organizations Reported to support abortion access and reproductive rights
EducationSupports matched-savings for students and early-childhood education investments Voted 28 yes · 2 missedSupports student loan forgiveness and subsidizing higher education Supports federal tax credits/scholarships for school choice Supports workforce training and apprenticeships alongside traditional degrees
Climate & energyno sourced position Voted 110 yes · 2 no · 3 missedSupports carbon taxes, 100% renewables by 2030, end fossil-fuel subsidies no sourced position Supports clean energy investment and all-of-the-above energy approach
Crime & public safetyStrongly supports law enforcement and community safety funding Voted 65 yes · 1 no · 12 missedOpposes mandatory minimums; wants to eliminate private prisons Supports increased federal penalties for drug trafficking and human trafficking Supports funding law enforcement and community-police accountability
Taxes & budgetSupports lower taxes and fiscal responsibility Voted 58 yes · 1 no · 2 missedSupports carbon taxes; reduce military spending; end corporate welfare no sourced position Supports tax relief for workers; opposes tax cuts for billionaires
GunsFavors expanded firearm rights including concealed-carry reciprocity Voted 8 yes Supports background checks; wants Second Amendment repealed or revised no sourced position Supports responsible gun ownership and measures to reduce gun violence
Democracy & electionsSupports SAVE Act voter ID and proof-of-citizenship requirements Voted 16 yes Supports proportional representation, abolish Senate and Electoral College Opposes federalizing election law and removing state authority Supports government transparency and congressional stock-trading ban
Foreign policy & defenseSupports strong defense spending and peace-through-strength agenda Voted 96 yes · 6 no · 9 missedSupports 90% military budget cut; end foreign intervention; close all bases no sourced position Opposes U.S. involvement in the Iran war; favors diplomacy

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