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 News - Andy Biggs for Governor 

 Andy Biggs is an Arizona native fighting to make his home state the gold standard for freedom in America. Serving AZ-05 in Congress since 2016, he has never surrendered when it comes to securing our borders, lowering our taxes, and putting Arizona first. He is the only candidate endorsed by the late Charlie Kirk and President Trump. 

 Bio — Petersen for Attorney General 

 Arizona State Senate President Warren Petersen has served in the Arizona Legislature since 2012, where he was first elected to the Arizona House of Representatives. He currently represents district 14, which covers Gilbert and parts of Queen Creek. Throughout his career at the Legislature, President Petersen has advocated for limited government, reduced regulations, fiscally conservative initiatives, low taxes and free market principles. 

 Les Presmyk for Mine Inspector 

Les Presmyk  was selected by Governor Katie Hobbs from a group of six Republican applicants to fill the vacant term of the previous Republican Mine Inspector. 

Les is the only candidate with this unique level of experience. He has spent his entire 45-year career working in Arizona’s mining industry. He started exploring old and abandoned underground mines when he was in high school. It was love at first sight, inspiring him to pursue a career as a mining engineer. 

 Kimberly Yee for Arizona 

In her early career, Kimberly’s extensive public policy experience focused on grades K-12, higher education and school choice policies. As a longtime, senior research analyst and staff member for the Arizona Senate Education Committee, Kimberly helped write some of the earliest laws written in the 1990s to expand the scope and protections of school choice, including open enrollment, charter schools and homeschools. During the two gubernatorial appointments where she served under Republican governors, her work included childcare and development policies, K-12 academic content standards, as well as career and college ready workforce skills, including vocational education.

Kimberly ran for office in 2010 and became the first Asian American woman elected to the Arizona Legislature in the state’s history, representing the district where she was born and raised. By a unanimous vote, Kimberly was elected the second female Senate Majority Leader in the state’s history following Sandra Day O’Connor, who served in 1973 as the first female Senate Majority Leader, 44 years earlier. She has been named by Congressional Quarterly’s Roll Call as one of the “25 Most Influential Women in State Politics.”

During her time in the Arizona Legislature, Kimberly served as the Chairwoman of the Arizona Senate Education Committee where she sponsored legislation to recognize public schools, including traditional district schools and charter schools. She has been a longtime school choice advocate and sponsored legislation to expand eligibility requirements of students using Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Accounts, including students from low-income families.

Kimberly is the recipient of the Friend of the Taxpayer Award, the Friend of the Family Award, the Golden Apple Award, and multiple School Choice Champion Awards, and she was honored as one of the 48 Most Intriguing Women in Arizona in a book sponsored by the Arizona Centennial Legacy Project.

 Kevin Thompson for Arizona Corporation Commission 

 I have stopped the cost shifts associated with mandates and subsidies. There is always more to do, so I can't let up now. With your support, I will continue the fight!

- I have stopped Green New Deal and California-style energy policies from coming into Arizona. However,  special interests are trying hard to push those same antiquated policies here. We must continue the fight!

-  Arizona is in a water crisis and we need representation with experience. I will work with our staff and water utilities to ensure they are taking a proactive approach to reducing water losses in their pipelines. We know Arizona's utilities are losing 25% of their water through leaking pipes, and this is unacceptable. 

-  I will work to ensure our utilities maintain a resilient and reliable grid by ensuring their Integrated Resource Plans account for both current and anticipated growth across their entire service territories, and that there is plenty of capacity to meet those demands. 

-  Arizona has the opportunity to lead the west in energy independence, and the Commissions job is to help clear the regulatory path for new technologies that can make us energy independent, like micro-nuclear. As a member of SaddleBrooke Republican Club, you'll have access to exclusive events and activities, as well as discounts at local businesses. Plus, you'll have the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and make lasting friendships.

  Keshel for Arizona – Legislative District 17 

Rachel Keshel has been an active citizen of Arizona for 17 years. Rachel is a mother of five kids, three of whom were the blessing of adoption. Rachel’s faith is her prime motivator in all that she does for her family… and her state. Rachel received her degree in Business Management and spent her career as a business executive at the 3rd largest UPS facility in the country. Her time in business formed a strong, calculated, and passionate leader, who now hopes to continue utilizing her experience to identify problems, execute solutions, and deliver results in the State House in Phoenix. Having children refined Rachel’s beliefs on the importance of the family in communities.