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Dear Fellow Arizonans,

Make your voice and your values heard by exercising your right to vote in the August 4 Primary Election.

In Arizona, your vote might make the difference. A 2016 Primary Election race for a U.S. Congressional seat was decided by only 27 votes!

For over twenty years, Center for Arizona Policy has been your go-to resource for election information on candidates. For 2020, you can access more information than ever about candidates through this guide and azvoterguide.com.

At azvoterguide.com, you’ll find:

Voter Guide to see only the candidates on your ballot.

Voter Guide resources to download or order to share at your church and in your community.

Make sure you are an informed voter by accessing these resources.

For freedom,

President, Center for Arizona Policy

P.S. After you’ve been informed and voted in the Primary Election, be sure to look out for our General Election Voter Guide with additional information on school board and judicial candidates.

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Survey Questions for Federal Candidates

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Survey Questions for State Candidates

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Karen Elizabeth Fann

Judy Stahl

Ed Cocchiola

Quang Nguyen

Steven Sensmeier

Mark Workman

Andrea Dalessandro

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Deborah McEwen

Andrés Cano

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Charlene Fernandez

Joel John

Regina Cobb

Felicia French

Wendy Rogers

Coral J. Evans

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Kirsten Engel

Justine Wadsack

Michael Hicks

JoAnna Mendoza

Mark Finchem

Warren Petersen

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Sine Kerr

Mariana Sandoval

Steve Montenegro

Ronnie Maestas-Condos

Heather Carter

Kristin Dybvig-Pawelko

Jarret Hamstreet

Steve Kaiser

Justin Wilmeth

John Fillmore

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Van DiCarlo

Frank Carroll

Alexander Kolodin

Michelle Ugenti-Rita

Eric Kurland

John Kavanagh

Ryan Starzyk

Amish Shah

Paul Weigel

Suzanne Hug

Kathy Pearce

Michelle Udall

Juan Mendez

Jae Chin

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Rebecca Rios

Catherine Miranda

Diego Rodriguez

Christine Marsh

Jana Jackson

Martín J. Quezada

John Wilson

Richard Andrade

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