Election Day is November 3, 2026.
This guide is shown in order of how the offices are presented on most ballots. Click on each section to see UNITE HERE Local 11 membership’s endorsements.
Early voting starts October 7, 2026. Click here to find your most convenient early voting location.
Las elecciones son el 3 de noviembre 2026.
Esta guía está en el mismo orden en que aparecen los cargos en la mayoría de las boletas electorales. Cliquea en cada sección para ver los políticos apoyados por los miembros de UNITE HERE Local 11.
La votación temprana comienza el 7 de octubre, 2026. Cliquea aquí para buscar el centro de votación más cercano.
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES | Congreso de los Estados Unidos
1st District – Amish Shah
2nd District – Jonathan Nez
3rd District – Yassamin Ansari
4th District – Greg Stanton
5th District – Elizabeth Lee
6th District – JoAnna Mendoza
7th District – Adelita Grijalva
8th District – Bernadette Greene-Placentia
AZ STATEWIDE OFFICES | Estado de Arizona
Governor | Gobernador – Katie Hobbs
Secretary of State | Secretario de Estado – Adrian Fontes
Attorney General | Procurador General – Kris Mayes
Treasurer | Tesorero – Nick Mansour
Superintendent of Public Instruction | Superintendente de Instrucción Pública – Teresa Leyba Ruiz
Corporation Commissioner | Comisionado de la corporación – Clara Pratte
Corporation Commissioner | Comisionado de la corporación – Jonathon Hill
State Mine Inspector | Inspector de minas del estado – Brian Matlock
AZ STATE LEGISLATURE | Legislatura estatal de Arizona
State Senate District 1 – Christine Dargon
State Senate District 2 – Amelia Gallitano
State Rep. District 2 – Stephanie Simacek
State Senate District 4 – Aaron Lieberman
State Rep. District 4 – BOTH Karen Gresham and Tammy Caputi
State Senate District 5 – Christine Marsh
State Rep. District 5 – BOTH Sarah Ligouri and Aaron Marquez
State Rep. District 6 – Mae Peshlakai
State Senate District 8 – Lauren Kuby
State Rep. District 8 – BOTH Brian Garcia and Janeen Connolly
State Senate District 9 – Kiana Sears
State Rep. District 9 – BOTH Lorena Austin and Jacob Martinez
State Senate District 10 – Blair Moses
State Senate District 11 – Catherine Miranda
State Rep. District 11 – BOTH Junelle Cavero and Oscar De Los Santos
State Senate District 12 – Patty Contreras
State Rep. District 12 – BOTH Stacey Travers and Armando Montero
State Senate District 13 – Kristie O’Brien
State Rep. District 13 – BOTH Racquel Armstrong and Jacob Weinberg
State Senate District 16 – Elaine Aldrete
State Rep. District 16 – Julia Romero Gusse
State Senate District 17 – Edgar Soto
State Rep. District 17 – BOTH Kevin Volk and Holly Lyon
State Senate District 18 – Priya Sundareshan
State Rep. District 18 – BOTH Chris Mathis and Nancy Gutierrez
State Rep. District 20 – Betty Villegas
State Senate District 21 – Rosanna Gabaldon
State Rep. District 21 – BOTH Betsy Muñoz and Veronica Bejarano
State Senate District 22 – Eva Diaz
State Senate District 23 – Brian Fernandez
State Rep. District 23 – BOTH Emilia Cortez and Mariana Sandoval
State Senate District 24 – Analise Ortiz
State Rep. District 24 – BOTH Alberto Flores and Lisbeth Arescurenaga
State Rep. District 25 – Tiffany Byrne
State Senate District 26 – Flavio Bravo
State Rep. District 26 – BOTH Quantá Crews and Cesar Aguilar
State Senate District 27 – Kyle Clayton
State Rep. District 27 – Deborah Howard
State Rep. District 28 – Marc Graham
State Rep. District 30 – Brian McMahan
MARICOPA COUNTY | Condado de Maricopa
Maricopa County Clerk of the Superior Court
Sebatian Matta — YES
Phoenix City Council District 8 – Kesha Hodge Washington
Peoria City Council Pine District – Joysaphine Waitman-Powell
GREATER PHOENIX School Boards:
Cartwright Elementary School District Governing Board – Marissa Hernandez and Pedro Caudillo Paredes
Deer Valley Unified School District Governing Board – Julie Stockwell
Dysart Unified School District Governing Board – William Coniam
Higley Unified School District Governing Board – BOTH Amanda Wade and Michelle Morris
Kyrene Elementary School District Governing Board – BOTH Kevin Walsh and Catherine Peters
Mesa Unified School District Governing Board – BOTH Jennifer Echols and Josh Chilton
Paradise Valley Unified School District Governing Board – BOTH Rick Ross and Kea Carota
Peoria Unified School District Governing Board – Melissa Ewing
Phoenix Elementary School District Governing Board – ALL THREE Adrianne Speas, Carmen Trujillo, and Caitlin Millat
Phoenix Union High School District Governing Board – ALL THREE Signa Oliver, Deborah Cross and Laura Pastor
Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board – Jennifer Johnson
Tolleson Union High School District Governing Board – Devin Del Palacio
NORTHERN ARIZONA | El Norte de Arizona
Cottonwood-Oak Creek Elementary School District Governing Board – BOTH Neil Manzenberger and Ruth Ellen Elinski
Flagstaff Unified School District Governing Board – BOTH Aaron Cirzan and Jennifer Richards
PIMA COUNTY | Condado de Pima
PIMA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
District 5 – Andrés Cano
TUCSON SCHOOL BOARD
Amphitheater Unified School District Governing Board – BOTH John Fife and Nina Godlewski
Flowing Wells Unified School District Governing Board – Arlene Ochoa
SUPERIOR COURT | Jueces de la Corte Superior
Arizona Supreme Court
Lopez IV, John — DO NOT RETAIN
Court of Appeals Division I
Hill Foster, Anni L. — DO NOT RETAIN
Jacobs, Andrew M. —Retain
Perkins, Jennifer M. Perkins — DO NOT RETAIN
Weinzweig, David — DO NOT RETAIN
Court of Appeals Division II
Brearcliffe, Sean — DO NOT RETAIN
Coconino County Superior Court
Steinlage, Joshua C. — Retain
Maricopa County Superior Court
Astrowsky, Bradley — DO NOT RETAIN
Carson, Michelle — Retain
Como, Gregory S — Retain
Gilla, Marischa H — Retain
Guyton, Lauren R — Retain
Harmon, Melody G. — Retain
Kalman, Amy M — Retain
Kreamer, Joseph C — Retain
Mata, Julie A — DO NOT RETAIN
McCarthy, Steven W — Retain
O’Donnell-Smith, Colleen E — Retain
Williams, Paula A — Retain
Wingard, William R — Retain
Zabor, Melissa M — Retain
Pima County Superior Court
Bensley, Sandra — Retain
Burnett, Randi L. — Retain
Pinal County Superior Court
Dixon, Jessica K. — Retain
Harris, Danielle — Retain
Palmer, Karen F. — Retain
STATEWIDE PROPOSITIONS | Proposiciones estatales
Prop 141 — Would prohibit local governments from collecting information about travel and wear-and-tear on our roads and limits funding sources to fix our roads. VOTE NO
Prohibirá gobiernos locales de recolectar información sobre uso y desgaste de carreteras y limitará fondos a recursos para arreglar nuestras carreteras. VOTA NO
Prop 142 — An “anti-DEl” ballot referral design to prevent schools from developing policy that speaks to diversity. VOTE NO
Una remisión de boleta diseñada para prevenir escuelas de creer policías que hablan o apoyan la diversidad. VOTA NO
Prop 144 — Would end vote-by-mail as we know it. Restricts secure accessible voting. VOTE NO
Acabará el proceso actual para votar por correo. Restringiría la accesibilidad segura para votar. VOTA NO
Prop 316 — This is a legislative power grab that would limit cities’ ability to raise funds for city services and consolidates more control with the legislature. VOTE NO
Esto es una toma de poder legislativa que limitará la habilidad de las ciudades para aumentar fondos para servicios ciudadanos y consolida más control con el legislativo. VOTA NO
Prop 317 — Would label even low-level drug dealers as a “terrorist organization” and is an irresponsible use of Arizona’s resources. VOTE NO
Clasificara traficantes de drogas de bajo nivel como una “organización terrorista” y es un uso irresponsable de recursos de Arizona. VOTA NO
Prop 318 — State overreach imposing a one size fits all ban on transgender students in sports. VOTE NO
Extralimitación estatal para implementar un solo prohibicion sobre estudiantes transgénero en deportes. VOTA NO
Prop 319 — Would prohibit the use of life-saving photo enforcement systems to enforce traffic laws. Gov. Hobbs vetoed a similar bill during the legislative session. VOTE NO
Prohibirá el uso de sistemas de vigilancia fotográfica que salvan vidas para imponer leyes de tráfico Gobernadora Hobbs vetó un proyecto de ley durante una sesión legislativa. VOTA NO
Prop 320 — No raises for educators, harms local control of school districts, and cuts education support professionals. VOTE NO
Educadores no recibirán ningún aumento de sueldo, lastimara el control local de distritos escolares, y reducirá profesionales que apoyan a los educadores. VOTA NO
VOTE YES ON ALL BONDS AND OVERRIDES
Arizona has ranked one of the last in the country for statewide spending on education. School bonds and budget overrides have been the only path to additional–and critical– funding for our schools. Our kids are counting on voters to ensure that they have what they need and deserve.
We stand with educators and education advocates in supporting ALL proposed budget overrides on the midterm ballot.
VOTA SÍ EN TODOS LOS BONOS Y ANULACIONES DE LÍMITES PRESUPUESTARIOS
Arizona es clasificada como unos de los últimos en el país por gastos estatales para educación. Bonos escolares y anulación de límites presupuestarios ha sido la única forma para fondos adicionales – y críticos – para nuestras escuelas. Nuestros niños están confiando en votantes para asegurar que ellos tengan lo que necesitan y merecen.
Nosotros estamos con los educadores y defensores de educación apoyando TODOS las anulaciones de límites presupuestarios en la votación de las elecciones intermedias.
