This page lists the declared 2026 federal candidates in Arizona, grouped by party within each race, refreshed weekly. Click any candidate to open the research drawer: ask the same Character and Issues questions of every candidate, or generate a full sourced profile.
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Statewide races
Chief executive of Arizona · four-year term
Republican (3)
Andy Biggs
Gertritrude Gonzalez
Alice Novoa
Democratic (1)
Katie Hobbs
Independent / Other (1)
Teri Hourihan
Green (1)
Risa Lombardo
U.S. House of Representatives
All 9 of Arizona's congressional districts are on the ballot. You vote only in the district where you live.
U.S. House — AZ-01
Republican (1)
Jay Feely
Democratic (1)
Amish Shah
Independent / Other (2)
Gage Thunder
Dev Gupta
Libertarian (1)
Monica Alponte
U.S. House — AZ-02
Republican (1)
Eli Crane
Democratic (1)
Jonathan Nez
Libertarian (1)
Curtis Goodwin
U.S. House — AZ-03
Republican (1)
Jacob Parkman
Democratic (1)
Yassamin Ansari
Independent / Other (1)
Alan Aversa
Green (1)
David Redkey
U.S. House — AZ-04
Republican (1)
Zuhdi Jasser
Democratic (1)
Greg Stanton
Independent / Other (2)
Tisha Benoit
Steven Sanders
U.S. House — AZ-05
Republican (1)
Mark Lamb
Democratic (1)
Elizabeth Lee
U.S. House — AZ-06
Republican (1)
Juan Ciscomani
Democratic (1)
JoAnna Mendoza
Independent / Other (1)
Michael Dorland
Libertarian (1)
Jereme Peters
Green (1)
Gary Swing
U.S. House — AZ-07
Republican (1)
Daniel Butierez Sr.
Democratic (1)
Adelita Grijalva
U.S. House — AZ-08
Republican (1)
Abraham Hamadeh
Democratic (1)
Bernadette Greene Placentia
U.S. House — AZ-09
Republican (1)
Paul Gosar
Democratic (1)
Danielle Sterbinsky
Independent / Other (2)
William Perry
G. Seville Hatch