Recently, as Chair of the Select Committee on Election Integrity and Florida Style Voting Systems, he has been working to pass security measures that would further speed up election results.

Alex is a graduate of Georgetown University and the University of Pennsylvania Law School, and a former Reagan Fellow at the Goldwater Institute’s Scharf Norton Center for Constitutional Litigation. He lives in Scottsdale with his wife and two children.

Meet Alex | Alex for Arizona

Alexander Kolodin graduated from Georgetown University and the University of Pennsylvania Law School. He lives in Scottsdale with his wife and two children.

MEET ALEX

ATTORNEY. ARIZONAN. HUSBAND. FATHER.

Alex Kolodin is an election lawyer, small business owner, and state representative for Legislative District 3.

Alexander Kolodin is an election lawyer and small business owner.

Alex currently serves as a state representative for Legislative District 3.

2026 Arizona General Election

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VOTER CHOICE

RESPECT VOTER CHOICE

The will of Arizona voters is sacred. I will administer elections that faithfully reflect the choices of the electorate, free from bureaucratic overreach or partisan interference.

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ELECTION ADMINISTRATION

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ELECTION SECURITY

SECURE THE SYSTEM TO PROTECT YOUR VOTE

Arizona’s election infrastructure must be hardened against manipulation, error, and interference. I will implement robust security protocols to ensure every legal vote is counted accurately.

HARDEN SYSTEMS
COUNT ACCURATELY
PROTECT EVERY LEGAL VOTE

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ELECTION ADMINISTRATION

FASTER, MORE SECURE ELECTION RESULTS

Arizonans deserve timely, trustworthy results. I will modernize our election administration to deliver faster reporting without compromising integrity or accuracy.

Timely reporting and election security should reinforce one another.

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PUBLIC CONFIDENCE

RESTORING VOTER CONFIDENCE

Trust in our elections begins with transparency and accountability. I will bring both to the Secretary of State’s office so every Arizonan knows their vote counts.

TRANSPARENCY
ACCOUNTABILITY
TRUST

“What the voters are looking for is first and foremost, someone who knows how to follow the law. They’re looking for more transparency and openness in their elections,” Kolodin said.

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In June, Alex delivered where D.C. failed, sponsoring HCR 2001-the Arizona secure elections act. After two years of work, the legislature voted to send it straight to the 2026 ballot, beyond the reach of governor Hobbs’s veto pen. This amendment puts the rules in Arizona’s constitution, where they belong: Only U.S. citizens may vote, every voter must show government-issued id, foreign money is banned from our elections, and election day means election day-with the fast, Florida-style results Arizonans deserve. now it’s up to the voters to make it law.

HCR 2001 | Alex for Arizona

Starting in 2026, voters will also enjoy faster results due to this package requiring elections officials to allow voters who drop-off their mail-in ballots at the polls to show ID and, therefore, bypass the time intensive signature verification process.
Earlier this year, Alex sponsored a successful bill restoring access by lawful political party observers to Pima County’s early voting locations.

Plans to administer elections that reflect voters’ choices without bureaucratic overreach or partisan interference.

Plans to administer elections that reflect voters’ choices without "bureaucratic overreach or partisan interference."

Plans to implement security protocols to protect election infrastructure from manipulation, error, and interference while accurately counting every legal vote.

Plans to modernize election administration to report results faster without compromising election integrity or accuracy.

Plans to bring transparency and accountability to the Secretary of State’s office to strengthen public confidence in elections.

Sponsored HCR 2001, a proposed constitutional amendment requiring government-issued voter identification, limiting voting to U.S. citizens, banning foreign election funding, and seeking Election Day results.

Sponsored a successful bill restoring access for lawful political-party observers to Pima County early-voting locations.

- Plans to administer elections that reflect voters’ choices without "bureaucratic overreach or partisan interference."
- Plans to implement security protocols to protect election infrastructure from manipulation, error, and interference while accurately counting every legal vote.
- Plans to modernize election administration to report results faster without compromising election integrity or accuracy.
- Plans to bring transparency and accountability to the Secretary of State’s office to strengthen public confidence in elections.
- Sponsored HCR 2001, a proposed constitutional amendment requiring government-issued voter identification, limiting voting to U.S. citizens, banning foreign election funding, and seeking Election Day results.
- Sponsored a successful bill restoring access for lawful political-party observers to Pima County early-voting locations.

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As of October 11, 2026, Alexander Kolodin’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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- Plans to implement security protocols to protect election infrastructure from manipulation, error, and interference while accurately counting every legal vote.
- Plans to modernize election administration to report results faster without compromising election integrity or accuracy.
- Plans to bring transparency and accountability to the Secretary of State’s office to strengthen public confidence in elections.
- Sponsored HCR 2001, a proposed constitutional amendment requiring government-issued voter identification, limiting voting to U.S. citizens, banning foreign election funding, and seeking Election Day results.
- Sponsored a successful bill restoring access for lawful political-party observers to Pima County early-voting locations.