2024 Arizona General Election

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Ballotpedia, David Sandoval

David holds a bachelor's degree in marketing and psychology from Arizona State University. He is married to his wife, with whom he has 2 children. 

David works as the president and CEO of Blender Marketing Group. He previously worked as a senior manager of emerging markets for Gateway.  

David Matthew Sandoval currently serves as a member of the Peoria Unified School District. He was elected to this position in 2016 and is serving his second term. He previously served as president of the Peoria Unified School District governing board, and now serves as the board clerk. David ran for state senator in State Senate District 28 in 2022, but did not win. He serves as the vice president of the Phoenix Union Foundation for Education. 

Wants to install a forward-looking plan to equip future generations with ample resources to be successful.

- Wants to install a forward-looking plan to equip future generations with ample resources to be successful.

Economy

Said "We must uphold the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all."

Promises to honor the current election process and system and ensure the opportunity for all registered voters to exercise that ability.

Supports decisions that protect the local environment.

Supports protecting and honoring the current democratic process.

- Said "We must uphold the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all."
- Promises to honor the current election process and system and ensure the opportunity for all registered voters to exercise that ability.
- Supports decisions that protect the local environment.
- Supports protecting and honoring the current democratic process.

Public Services

As of September 18, 2024, David Matthew Sandoval’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

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Supports a budget that meets current needs, invests in infrastructure for future growth, and protects water resources.

Supports a budget that reflects current needs, invests in infrastructure for future growth, and protects local water resources.

- Supports a budget that reflects current needs, invests in infrastructure for future growth, and protects local water resources.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Public Safety

Believes in investing in teachers by paying them wages that reflect their value. Supports ensuring every student has an equitable opportunity to succeed in safe and supportive public school environments.

Supports investing in local teachers and paying them salaries that at minimum, are "equal to the value they add..." 

Believes in schools that graduate students who are prepared to compete and succeed. Supports K-12 school policies that ensure children are ready for college and future careers.

Supports ensuring students are prepared to succeed after graduation. 

Supports equal opportunities for all students to be successful.

Believes investing in public education and supporting educators is crucial for nurturing youth and ensuring a prosperous future. Supports honoring those who inspire and prepare young scholars to lead.

Supports investing in public education and local youth. 

- Supports investing in local teachers and paying them salaries that at minimum, are "equal to the value they add..." 
- Supports ensuring students are prepared to succeed after graduation. 
- Supports equal opportunities for all students to be successful.
- Supports investing in public education and local youth. 

Education

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Endorsed by the Maricopa Area Labor Federation of the Arizona AFL-CIO.

- Endorsed by the Maricopa Area Labor Federation of the Arizona AFL-CIO.

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David Matthew Sandoval

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Congresswoman, Debbie Lesko

Debbie holds a bachelor of business administration degree from the University of Wisconsin at Madison. She previously served as president of the Arrowhead Republican Women's Club. 

Debbie previously worked as a hearing officer with the North Valley Justice Court. 

Debbie Lesko currently serves as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives for Congressional District 8. She was elected to this position in 2018 and is serving her third term. Debbie previously served as a State Representative for District 9. She was elected to that position in 2008 and served for 2 terms. She served as a State Representative for District 21. She was elected to that position in 2012 and served for 1 term. Debbie also served as a state senator for District 21. She was elected to that position in 2014 and served for 2 terms. She previously served as Senate President pro-tempore, chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, and chairman of Voter Registration with the Maricopa County Republican Party. 

Believes in "fiscal responsibility and lower taxes." As a U.S. Congresswoman and AZ State Legislator, prioritized balanced budgets and low property tax rates in Maricopa County.

Plans to continue supporting fiscal responsibility and reduced county taxes. 

Believes in fostering economic growth by creating high-quality jobs and maintaining safe neighborhoods. Plans to ensure "optimum standards of living" through strategic development.

Plans to work towards developing quality jobs and safe neighborhoods to help foster "optimum standards of living."

- Plans to continue supporting fiscal responsibility and reduced county taxes. 
- Plans to work towards developing quality jobs and safe neighborhoods to help foster "optimum standards of living."

As a U.S. House and State Representative, she sponsored and voted for legislation that mandates voter ID and proof of citizenship and prohibits non-citizens from voting and ballot harvesting.

As a Congresswoman, she voted against legislation that permits states to mail ballots to non-citizens and mandates states to allow ballot harvesting.

Supports election integrity and promises to ensure elections are transparent and fair.

- As a U.S. House and State Representative, she sponsored and voted for legislation that mandates voter ID and proof of citizenship and prohibits non-citizens from voting and ballot harvesting.
- As a Congresswoman, she voted against legislation that permits states to mail ballots to non-citizens and mandates states to allow ballot harvesting.
- Supports election integrity and promises to ensure elections are transparent and fair.

As of September 18, 2024, Debbie Lesko’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes in using taxpayer dollars wisely to maintain and improve roads for ease of travel.

Plans to prioritize using taxpayer dollars to maintain and enhance county roads. 

- Plans to prioritize using taxpayer dollars to maintain and enhance county roads. 

As a State Representative and Congresswoman, she sponsored and voted for legislation to increase security at the southern border.

Believes in strong border security and increased law enforcement to combat illegal immigration and related criminal activities. Plans to "fight for more resources" to address drug and human smuggling, sex trafficking, and gang activity.

Opposes illegal immigration and plans to advocate for additional resources aimed to stop "criminal activity that is wrought by illegal immigration."

Prioritizes county law enforcement and equipping them with adequate resources to perform their duties effectively.

- As a State Representative and Congresswoman, she sponsored and voted for legislation to increase security at the southern border.
- Opposes illegal immigration and plans to advocate for additional resources aimed to stop "criminal activity that is wrought by illegal immigration."
- Prioritizes county law enforcement and equipping them with adequate resources to perform their duties effectively.

The candidate's website says, "We strongly encourage parents and guardians to regularly monitor and supervise their children’s online activities. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13."

Advocates for parents to closely supervise their children and regulate their online activity. 

- Advocates for parents to closely supervise their children and regulate their online activity. 

Endorsed by former president Donald Trump.

Endorsed by multiple Arizona (AZ) Police Associations, including the AZ State Law Enforcement and State Troppers Assocation, AZ Probation Officers Association, and the Combined Law Enforcement Associations of AZ.

Endorsed by congressman Andy Biggs, Paul Gosar, and David Schweikert, former governor Jan Brewer, mayors Jason Beck, Skip Hall, Joe Pizzillo, and Michael LeVault, vice mayor Jon Edwards, and councilwoman Wally Campbell.

Endorsed by former County District GOP chairman Eric Morgan, state representatives Beverly Pingerelli, David Livingston, and Kevin Payne, state senators Frank Carroll, Sine Kerr.

- Endorsed by former president Donald Trump.
- Endorsed by multiple Arizona (AZ) Police Associations, including the AZ State Law Enforcement and State Troppers Assocation, AZ Probation Officers Association, and the Combined Law Enforcement Associations of AZ.
- Endorsed by congressman Andy Biggs, Paul Gosar, and David Schweikert, former governor Jan Brewer, mayors Jason Beck, Skip Hall, Joe Pizzillo, and Michael LeVault, vice mayor Jon Edwards, and councilwoman Wally Campbell.
- Endorsed by former County District GOP chairman Eric Morgan, state representatives Beverly Pingerelli, David Livingston, and Kevin Payne, state senators Frank Carroll, Sine Kerr.

Debbie Lesko

- Members of the board of supervisors work together to set and implement county policy. 
- The board of supervisors is tasked with approving the county budget, setting local tax rates, approving plans for land use in the county, and appointing county officials. 
- Board of supervisors members work to improve the county’s education system, ensure safety, make environmental and business policies, and run the county transportation network. 
- Members of the board of supervisors represent specific areas of the county. 
- Most board of supervisors members in Virginia are elected in odd years to four-year terms. Elections are partisan. 

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Maricopa County Supervisor, District 4

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