Arizona Republicans can’t be trusted.

ON JANUARY 6, ANDY CALLED TO GET YOUR 2020 VOTE THROWN OUT.

He tried to overturn your vote. Now he wants to overturn your rights.

On the morning of January 6, 2021, Republican House Speaker Rusty Bowers says Andy called asking him to back decertifying Arizona’s electors. Bowers refused and later testified under oath. A former White House aide also testified that Andy sought a presidential pardon. Andy denies it.

In Congress, Andy cosponsored federal legislation that could effectively ban abortion nationwide four times, including in 2025, months after Arizona voters made abortion a fundamental right. His pick for lieutenant governor sponsored a 2021 bill to ban nearly all abortions in Arizona, with no exception for rape or incest.

WARREN GOT HIS LAW LICENSE IN 2023. NOW HE WANTS TO BE ARIZONA’S TOP LAWYER.

His Republican primary rival compared him to a guy who gets a haircut and calls himself a barber.

State Bar records show Warren was licensed to practice law in December 2023. His prosecution experience is nine cases handled as a law student through ASU’s prosecution clinic. His own Republican primary rival, Rodney Glassman, said Warren claiming legal experience as the Legislature’s client was “the equivalent of me getting a haircut and then… describing myself… as a barber.” BoaVida, a mobile home park operator the Attorney General’s office sued, put more than $600,000 into a PAC backing him. Warren says he doesn’t control that spending. He also co-led the 2021 Cyber Ninjas “audit” of 2.1 million Maricopa ballots, which confirmed Biden won.

74% OF ARIZONANS VOTED BY MAIL IN 2024. ALEX WANTS TO TAKE THAT AWAY.

He went to court to overturn Arizona’s 2020 results. He lost, and the State Bar admonished him.

Alex was local counsel on the 2020 “Kraken” lawsuit that tried to overturn Arizona’s results. A federal judge threw it out. The State Bar of Arizona admonished him in 2023 for his role in 2020 election suits. As a Freedom Caucus legislator, he backed ending no-excuse mail voting, which 74% of Arizona voters used in 2024. Now he wants the office that runs Arizona elections.

KIMBERLY OPPOSES COMMON SENSE: REQUIRING BACKGROUND CHECKS AND CURRICULUM STANDARDS FOR ESA SCHOOLS.

Auditors found a $1 billion program on autopilot. She opposes new rules to fix it.

Republicans made Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program universal in 2022, and it now costs about $1 billion a year. In April 2026, the Auditor General called its purchase reviews “haphazard” and found over $654 million in purchases approved automatically, including banned items like amusement park tickets and hotel stays, yet she opposes common-sense regulations on the program, including background checks and educational standards for the schools and instructors it pays.

ELIJAH'S COMPANIES HAVE BEEN SUED 113 TIMES. NOW HE WANTS ARIZONA’S $32 BILLION.

Remember those car warranty robocalls? His companies got sued over them.

The treasurer manages about $32 billion in state investments. Elijah, a former treasurer of the Arizona Republican Party, founded auto-warranty companies that have faced 113 lawsuits since 2018, mostly over denied claims and illegal robocalls, according to the Arizona Daily Star. One of them, Veritas Global Protection Services, drew 265 Better Business Bureau complaints in three years. Elijah says his companies only administer claims, that he is no longer affiliated with one of them, and that “litigation is bound to happen” at their size.