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All 30 Senate seats and all 60 House seats are on the November 3 ballot: each district elects one senator and two representatives. Enter your address to see your races.

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Arizona Senate (30)
DistrictCandidatesNow in the seat
1
  • Christine Ellen Dargon (Democratic)
  • Mark Finchem (Republican) · Incumbent
 Mark Finchem (R)
2 Shawnna Bolick (R)
3
  • Jeffrey Fortney (Democratic)
  • John Kavanagh (Republican) · Incumbent
The ballot also has a line for a write-in candidate. 		John Kavanagh (R)
4
  • Aaron Lieberman (Democratic)
  • Carine Werner (Republican) · Incumbent
 Carine Werner (R)
5
  • Christine Marsh (Democratic)
  • Jason Laforest (No Labels Party)
 Lela Alston (D)
6
  • Jamescita Peshlakai (Democratic)
  • Lloyd Johnson (Republican)
 Theresa Hatathlie (D)
7
  • Michiel "Mike" Montiel (Democratic)
  • Wendy Rogers (Republican) · Incumbent
 Wendy Rogers (R)
8
  • Lauren Kuby (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Bill Loughrige (Republican)
 Lauren Kuby (D)
9
  • Kiana Sears (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Bridget Fitzgibbons (Republican)
 Kiana Sears (D)
10
  • Blair Moses (Democratic)
  • Dave Farnsworth (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Nick Fierro (Independent)
 Dave Farnsworth (R)
11 Catherine Miranda (D)
12
  • Patricia "Patty" Contreras (Democratic)
  • Anthony Jason Ramirez (No Labels Party)
The ballot also has a line for a write-in candidate. 		Mitzi Epstein (D)
13 J.D. Mesnard (R)
14
  • Stephanie Walsh (Democratic)
  • Mylie Biggs (Republican)
 Warren Petersen (R)
15
  • Jayme Accalia (Democratic)
  • Jake Hoffman (Republican) · Incumbent
 Jake Hoffman (R)
16
  • Elaine Aldrete (Democratic)
  • T.J. Shope (Republican) · Incumbent
 T.J. Shope (R)
17
  • Edgar Soto (Democratic)
  • Christopher King (Republican)
 Vince Leach (R)
18 Priya Sundareshan (D)
19 David Gowan (R)
20 Sally Gonzales (D)
21 Rosanna Gabaldón (D)
22 Eva Diaz (D)
23 Brian Fernandez (D)
24 Analise Ortiz (D)
25
  • Laura Huber (Democratic)
  • Tim Dunn (Republican) · Incumbent
 Tim Dunn (R)
26
  • Flavio Bravo (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Jim Bishop (Republican)
 Flavio Bravo (D)
27
  • Kyle Clayton (Democratic)
  • Kevin Payne (Republican) · Incumbent
 Kevin Payne (R)
28
  • Michael Braun (Democratic)
  • Frank Carroll (Republican) · Incumbent
 Frank Carroll (R)
29
  • Eric Stafford (Democratic)
  • Janae Shamp (Republican) · Incumbent
 Janae Shamp (R)
30 Hildy Angius (R)
Arizona House (30)
DistrictCandidatesNow in the seat
1 Voters choose up to 2.
The ballot also has a line for a write-in candidate. 		Selina Bliss (R)
Quang Nguyen (R)
2 Voters choose up to 2.
 Stephanie Simacek (D)
Justin Wilmeth (R)
3 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Julie Gable (Democratic)
  • Richard "Rick" Robert Spargo (Democratic)
  • George Khalaf (Republican)
  • Cody Reim (Republican) · Incumbent
  • John Skirbst (No Labels Party)
 Alex Kolodin (R)
Cody Reim (R)
4 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Tammy Caputi (Democratic)
  • Karen Gresham (Democratic)
  • Pamela Carter (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Matt Gress (Republican) · Incumbent
 Pamela Carter (R)
Matt Gress (R)
5 Voters choose up to 2.
 Sarah Liguori (D)
Aaron Márquez (D)
6 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Mae Peshlakai (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Ian Teller (Democratic)
  • Brendan Trachsel (Green)
The ballot also has a line for a write-in candidate. 		Mae Peshlakai (D)
Myron Tsosie (D)
7 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Samuel "Sam" Martin (Democratic)
  • Walt Blackman (Republican) · Incumbent
  • David Cook Sr. (Republican)
  • Richard Grayson (Green)
 Sylvia Allen (R)
Walt Blackman (R)
8 Voters choose up to 2.
 Janeen Connolly (D)
Brian Garcia (D)
9 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Lorena Austin (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Jacob D. Martinez (Democratic)
  • Bradley D. Bettencourt (Republican)
 Lorena Austin (D)
Seth Blattman (D)
10 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Brian Calaway (Democratic)
  • Helen Hunter (Democratic)
  • Justin Olson (Republican) · Incumbent
  • James Rogers (Republican)
  • David Scott (No Labels Party)
 Ralph Heap (R)
Justin Olson (R)
11 Voters choose up to 2.
 Junelle Cavero (D)
Oscar De Los Santos (D)
12 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Armando Montero (Democratic)
  • Stacey Travers (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • David Richardson (Republican)
 Patty Contreras (D)
Stacey Travers (D)
13 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Racquel "Rockee" Armstrong (Democratic)
  • Jacob Weinberg (Democratic)
  • Kevin Hartke (Republican)
  • Jeff Weninger (Republican) · Incumbent
 Jeff Weninger (R)
Julie Willoughby (R)
14 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Mary Rose (Democratic)
  • Tyler Andrew Farnsworth (Republican)
  • Laurin Hendrix (Republican) · Incumbent
 Laurin Hendrix (R)
Khyl Powell (R)
15 Voters choose up to 2.
 Neal Carter (R)
Michael Way (R)
16 Voters choose up to 2.
 Chris Lopez (R)
Teresa Martinez (R)
17 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Hollace "Holly" Lyon (Democratic)
  • Kevin Volk (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Rachel Keshel (Republican) · Incumbent
  • John Winchester (Republican)
 Rachel Keshel (R)
Kevin Volk (D)
18 Voters choose up to 2.
 Nancy Gutierrez (D)
Chris Mathis (D)
19 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Jackie O’Donnell Anderson (Democratic)
  • Aiden Nicholette Swallow (Democratic)
  • Lupe Diaz (Republican) · Incumbent
  • David Gowan (Republican)
 Lupe Diaz (R)
Gail Griffin (R)
20 Voters choose up to 2.
 Alma Hernández (D)
Betty Villegas (D)
21 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Consuelo Hernandez (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Miranda Lopez (Democratic)
  • Christopher Kibbey (Republican)
 Consuelo Hernandez (D)
Stephanie Stahl Hamilton (D)
22 Voters choose up to 2.
 Lupe Contreras (D)
Elda Luna-Nájera (D)
23 Voters choose up to 2.
 Michele Peña (R)
Mariana Sandoval (D)
24 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Lisbeth Arescurenaga (Democratic)
  • Alberto Flores (Democratic)
  • Delores McLaughlin (Republican)
 Anna Abeytia (D)
Lydia Hernandez (D)
25 Voters choose up to 2.
 Michael Carbone (R)
Nick Kupper (R)
26 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Cesar Aguilar (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Quantá Crews (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Jonathan McKenna (Republican)
  • Frank Roberts (Republican)
  • Hector Gomez (Green)
 Cesar Aguilar (D)
Quantá Crews (D)
27 Voters choose up to 2.
 Lisa Fink (R)
Tony Rivero (R)
28 Voters choose up to 2.
 David Livingston (R)
Beverly Pingerelli (R)
29 Voters choose up to 2.
 Steve Montenegro (R)
James Taylor (R)
30 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Brian McMahan (Democratic)
  • Mike Gannuscio (Republican)
  • David Rose (Republican)
 Leo Biasiucci (R)
John Gillette (R)

Candidates: the Arizona Secretary of State's candidate list ↗. Checked Oct. 18, 2026.