Arizona’s November election: Read candidate profiles, stories and more

A great deal is at stake on Nov. 6. For one, Arizona will elect its first female senator in 106 years. Voters also will decide whether Gov. Doug Ducey gets a second term and whether utilities should be required to get 50 percent of their energy from renewable sources. (Photo by Celisse Jones/Cronkite News)
 

Cronkite News is committed to helping voters find more information about the candidates and ballot measures for the Nov. 6 general election. Early voting for the midterm election already has begun. Voters can check their registration status and get more information about the election at Arizona.vote.

• Propositions
• Attorney General candidates
• Arizona Corporation Commission candidates
• Governor candidates
• U.S. House candidates
• U.S. Senate candidates
• Secretary of State candidates
• State Mine Inspector candidates
• State Treasurer candidates
• Superintendent of Public Instruction candidates

Prop 127’s potential to reshape Arizona energy has electrified supporters and opponents

 
 

Proposition 305: Should Arizona expand state’s school voucher program?

Attorney General race: Mark Brnovich vows to focus on consumer protection

 
 

Attorney General race: January Contreras touts her public service

 
 

Arizona Corporation Commission: Rodney Glassman vows to restore integrity to regulatory board

 
 

Arizona Corporation Commission: Sandra Kennedy wants a second chance to help ratepayers

 
 

Arizona Corporation Commission: Justin Olson pledges to keep putting ratepayers first

 
 

Arizona Corporation Commission: Kiana Sears says experience as energy consultant sets her apart

 
 

Arizona governor race: Doug Ducey cites education, public safety among top priorities

 
 

Arizona governor race: David Garcia focuses on education

 
 

Don’t know your district? Click here to find it.

U.S. House, District 1: Tom O’Halleran cites competitive jobs and improved education as priorities

 
 

U.S. House, District 1: Wendy Rogers echoes Trump, ‘We must build the wall’

 
 

U.S. House, District 2: Ann Kirkpatrick vows to fight for health care’

 
 

U.S. House, District 2: Lea Marquez Peterson labels self independent voice

 
 

U.S. House, District 3: Raul Grijalva seeks 9th term, poverty and education are top issues

 
 

U.S. House, District 3: Nick Pierson vows to focus on jobs, immigration issues

 
 

U.S. House, District 4: David Brill calls health care biggest issue for voters

 
 

U.S. House, District 4: Paul Gosar touts his track record, pushes for deregulation

 
 

U.S. House, District 5: Andy Biggs seeks second term, focuses on immigration, taxes, repealing Obamacare

 
 

U.S. House, District 5: Joan Greene vows to fight against corruption

 
 

U.S. House, District 6: Anita Malik emphasizes education, health care

 
 

U.S. House, District 6: David Schweikert has ‘fixation’ on retirement security

 
 

U.S. House, District 8: Debbie Lesko makes protecting citizens her top priority

 
 

U.S. House, District 8: Hiral Tipirneni seeks health care reform, gun violence solutions

 
 

U.S. House, District 9: Steve Ferrara stresses need for autonomy and bipartisanship

 
 

U.S. House, District 9: Greg Stanton touts mayoral experience, job creation, bipartisanship

 
 

U.S. Senate candidates

U.S. Senate race: National security is top issue for McSally

 
 

U.S. Senate race: Health care is top issue for Sinema

Secretary of State race: Steve Gaynor vows to ‘fix’ broken election system

 
 

Secretary of State race: Katie Hobbs looks to improve election security in Arizona

 
 

State Mine Inspector: Joe Hart seeks improved public safety, more training for miners

 
 

State Mine Inspector: Bill Pierce criticizes agency’s inadequate budget

 
 

State Treasurer: Mark Manoil calls for big structural changes in state government

 
 

State Treasurer: Kimberly Yee pledges to push for lower taxes, financial education

 
 

Superintendent of Public Instruction: Kathy Hoffman would address teacher shortage, bilingual programs

 
 

Superintendent of Public Instruction: Frank Riggs wants best teachers, good pay