Jan is from San Diego, CA but moved to Phoenix in 1998. She earned her bachelor's degree in Spanish from the University of Oregon and her law degree from the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.  Jan resides in DC Ranch, Scottsdale with her husband and 5 children. 

Jan previously worked as a corporate executive for an insurance carrier, and as an attorney at U-Haul International, Inc. She was awarded “Outstanding Precinct Committeeman” by the Maricopa County Republican Committee in 2022. 

Jan Dubauskas previously ran for state senator in 2022, but did not win.


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Believes Scottsdale's high quality of life is maintained through well-planned public services and opposes policies that would diminish it.

- Believes Scottsdale's high quality of life is maintained through well-planned public services and opposes policies that would diminish it.

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 Guest Editorial: The proposed Axon development is the wrong fit for Scottsdale

Opposes "new apartment high-rise on every block" and "bike lanes holding up traffic," and supports only high-caliber projects that improve residents' quality of life.

Opposes "new apartment high-rises on every block" and "bike lanes holding up traffic," supporting only "high-caliber" projects that improve residents' quality of life.

Opposes "road diets" and "unnecessary apartments," and supports only "high-caliber development."

Opposes the Axon development, believing it is "the wrong fit for Scottsdale."

Opposes the Axon development, believing it poses environmental and infrastructural concerns, and isn't necessary given the existing and approved apartment projects nearby.

- Opposes "new apartment high-rises on every block" and "bike lanes holding up traffic," supporting only "high-caliber" projects that improve residents' quality of life.
- Opposes the Axon development, believing it poses environmental and infrastructural concerns, and isn't necessary given the existing and approved apartment projects nearby.

Housing & Urban Development

As of June 20, 2024, Jan Dubauskas’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Opposes policies that are "soft on crime" and supports law enforcement to ensure public safety in Scottsdale.

Said, "I will fight for our first responders, support our police and law enforcement, be tough on crime, and ensure city planning is compatible with public safety."

- Opposes policies that are "soft on crime" and supports law enforcement to ensure public safety in Scottsdale.
- Said, "I will fight for our first responders, support our police and law enforcement, be tough on crime, and ensure city planning is compatible with public safety."

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Jan Dubauskas

Jan is from San Diego, CA but moved to Phoenix, AZ in 1998. She earned her bachelor's degree in Spanish from the University of Oregon and her law degree from the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.  Jan resides in DC Ranch, Scottsdale with her husband and five children. 

Jan previously worked as a corporate executive for an insurance carrier, She was previously an attorney at U-Haul International, Inc. Jan was awarded “Outstanding Precinct Committeeman” by the Maricopa County Republican Committee in 2022. 

Jan Dubauskas previously ran for the Arizona State Senate in 2022 but did not win.


- Opposes "new apartment high-rise on every block" and "bike lanes holding up traffic," and supports only high-caliber projects that improve residents' quality of life.
- Opposes the Axon development, believing it poses environmental and infrastructural concerns, and isn't necessary given the existing and approved apartment projects nearby.

Opposes "Road Diets" and "Endless Over-Development," supporting only "High-Caliber Development."

The candidate's website says, "Founded in 1998, the Police Officers of Scottsdale Association (POSA) stands dedicated to uplifting and showcasing the positive role of the police profession. Their mission is centered on vigorously safeguarding the rights and benefits of our members, ensuring effective representation and nurturing professional relationships within the community, alongside local, state, and national governmental bodies."

The candidate's website says, "Prevent or investigate possible wrongdoing in connection with the Service"

The candidate's website says, "Protect the personal safety of Users of the Service or the public"

Supports protecting Scottsdale from crime and backing law enforcement.

Jan Dubauskas is a long-time resident of Scottsdale, Arizona, having moved there in 1998 from San Diego, where they were born to a family of veterans and small business owners. They graduated debt-free with a BA in Spanish from the University of Oregon and later attended law school, graduating from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. Jan has a blended family with five children and resides in DC Ranch, Scottsdale. There is no information provided about church attendance.

Jan Dubauskas began their legal career at U-Haul International, Inc. in Downtown Phoenix after graduating from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. Details about their current place of work are not provided.

Jan Dubauskas has been active in Arizona politics, serving as a Republican Precinct Committeeman and Captain of the Lane Precinct. They ran for Arizona State Senate in 2022 and have been recognized with the 'Outstanding Precinct Committeeman' award by the Maricopa County Republican Committee.

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