Bernadette
Greene-Placentia

1. Economy & jobs Supports lower costs, good-paying jobs, and small business growth +

2. Housing Emphasizes housing affordability as a kitchen-table concern +

3. Health care Supports protecting pre-existing coverage, lowering costs, and strengthening Medicare +

4. Immigration Supports border security paired with humane immigration reform +

5. Abortion & reproductive rights Supports defending reproductive rights +

6. Education Supports universal pre-K, vocational programs, and lower college costs +

7. Climate & energy Supports conservation, water security, and responsible energy innovation +

8. Crime & public safety Supports strong border security to stop trafficking and protect communities +

9. Taxes & budget Supports making wealthy and corporations pay a fairer share of taxes +

10. Guns Lifelong gun owner who supports Second Amendment and common-sense gun-safety reforms +

11. Democracy & elections Supports congressional term limits, voting rights, and government accountability +

12. Foreign policy & defense Pro-Ukraine, opposes needless wars, supports rebuilding alliances +

1. Oct 9
   news

   Greene-Placentia says she felt like a 'hypocrite' for not immediately reporting the rape

   In follow-up coverage, Greene-Placentia said fear had delayed her report to authorities and that she felt like a 'hypocrite' for not reporting sooner, given her advocacy for survivors. She said she wants to speak up on behalf of other survivors going forward.

   ↳ Arizona congressional candidate who reported rape wants to ... · Oct 9, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
2. Oct 8
   news

   Hamadeh calls for thorough investigation into Greene-Placentia rape allegations; she appreciates statement

   Following the public disclosure of Greene-Placentia's rape allegations, Republican incumbent Abe Hamadeh called for a thorough investigation and urged authorities to locate available camera footage. Greene-Placentia said she appreciated his statement.

   ↳ Rape allegations put Arizona US House candidate in national spotlight · Oct 8, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
3. Oct 7
   news

   Greene-Placentia publicly discloses rape allegations in Phoenix New Times interview

   Greene-Placentia publicly disclosed her account of the August 14 assault in an interview with the Phoenix New Times. She said she came forward to speak for survivors and wanted others to know they were not alone. The story sparked widespread local and national media coverage.

   ↳ Congressional candidate is raped while repairing her campaign signs · Oct 7, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
4. Oct 7
   news

   Arizona early voting begins on the same day Greene-Placentia's assault allegations become public

   Arizona early voting for the November 3 general election began on October 7, 2026, the same day Greene-Placentia's rape allegations became public, according to Tucson.com reporting.

   ↳ Rape allegations put Arizona US House candidate in national spotlight · Oct 8, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
5. Aug 31
   news

   Greene-Placentia reports August 14 rape to Maricopa County Sheriff's Office

   Approximately two and a half weeks after the alleged assault, Greene-Placentia reported the rape to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office. The sheriff's office has said the investigation is ongoing.

   ↳ Arizona congressional candidate reports rape while repairing campaign signs · Oct 8, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
6. Aug 27
   debate

   Greene-Placentia appears alone at AZ Clean Elections debate; Hamadeh declines invitation

   Greene-Placentia participated in the AZ Clean Elections debate for Arizona's 8th District without her opponent. Republican incumbent Abe Hamadeh declined the debate invitation. She told attendees that the district was 'still up for grabs.'

   ↳ Rape allegations put Arizona US House candidate in national spotlight · Oct 8, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
7. Aug 14
   news

   Greene-Placentia says she was attacked and raped while repairing a campaign sign in Sun City

   Greene-Placentia says two unknown men attacked and raped her while she was out repairing a campaign sign in Sun City. She did not immediately report the assault publicly. The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office later confirmed an investigation is ongoing, with no suspects identified or arrests reported.

   ↳ Arizona congressional candidate reports rape while repairing campaign signs · Oct 8, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
8. Jul 21
   news

   Greene-Placentia wins Democratic primary against Raymond Keeler

   Bernadette Greene-Placentia won the Democratic primary election for Arizona's 8th Congressional District, defeating Raymond Keeler. She advanced to face Republican incumbent Abe Hamadeh in the November general election.

   ↳ Abraham J. Hamadeh — AZ-08 voting record · Sep 15, 2026 (opens in a new tab)

• National Women's Political Caucus organization
  Listed on the campaign's endorsement page as an organization standing with Greene-Placentia; no date given. bgp4az.com
• Equality Arizona organization
  Listed on the campaign's endorsement page and confirmed by Equality Arizona's 2026 endorsements; no date given. sway.co
• Laborers' International Union of North America (LiUNA) Local 1184 union
  Listed on the campaign's endorsement page; local identified as LiUNA Local 1184 in a voter guide. No endorsement date found. bgp4az.com
• Moms Demand Action organization
  Listed on the campaign's endorsement page as an organization standing with Greene-Placentia; no date given. bgp4az.com
• Iron Workers Local 75 union
  Listed by the campaign; no endorsement date found. bgp4az.com
• Committee to Protect Health Care organization
  Listed on the campaign's endorsement page as an organization standing with Greene-Placentia; no date given. bgp4az.com
• Phoenix Metro Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) organization
  Identified as backing Greene-Placentia by Political Revolution's candidate and endorsement pages; no endorsement date given. pol-rev.com
• Stephanie Simacek (Arizona House, District 2) official
  Listed among people who know Bernadette's character on the campaign's endorsement page; no endorsement date given. bgp4az.com
• Courage for Democracy organization
  Lists Greene-Placentia as an endorsed candidate; candidate page updated October 9, 2026, but no separate endorsement date given. couragefordemocracy.com
• Aaron Márquez (Arizona House, District 5) official
  Listed among people who know Bernadette's character on the campaign's endorsement page; no endorsement date given. bgp4az.com
• Stonewall Democrats of Arizona organization
  Listed on the campaign's endorsement page as an organization standing with Greene-Placentia; no date given. bgp4az.com
• Unity Rising organization
  Listed on the campaign's endorsement page as an organization standing with Greene-Placentia; no date given. bgp4az.com
• Arizona Building & Construction Trades Council union
  Listed by the campaign; no endorsement date found. bgp4az.com
• Deborah Nardozzi (former Arizona state representative) official
  Listed among supporters on the campaign's endorsement page; no endorsement date given. bgp4az.com
• Stand Up for Science organization
  Announced endorsement on October 2, 2026. einpresswire.com · Oct 2, 2026
• Arizona AFL-CIO union
  Listed Greene-Placentia for Congress, CD-8, on its 2026 endorsements page; page updated October 2, 2026, no separate endorsement date given. azaflcio.org · Oct 2, 2026
• International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 104 union
  Campaign announced endorsement on September 23, 2026. x.com · Sep 23, 2026

Raised

$209K

Spent

$18K

Cash on hand

$190K

As of Mar 31, 2026. Filings are periodic, so recent money may not be included yet. ↳ FEC record H4AZ08082(opens in a new tab)