Election Guidance & Links
The General Election is coming up on November 3!
The City of Chandler and Town of Gilbert completed some of their local elections in the July 21st Primary Election (like Mayor and Councilmembers for Chandler, and Councilmembers for Gilbert), and we now need your vote in November to elect the best County, State and Federal candidates. Below you will find the LD13 Golden Ticket, a great tool for you to use when making your choices (you can even take it to the polls with you). Let your voice and your vote make a difference!
LD13 Golden Ticket
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LD13 Ballot Items
FEDERAL
US Representative in Congressional District 4
Jasser, Zuhdi
US Representative in Congressional District 5
Lamb, Mark
STATE
Governor
Biggs, Andy / Kerr, Sine
State Senator District 13
Willoughby, Julie
State Representative District 13
(VOTE FOR NO MORE THAN 2)
Hartke, Kevin
Weninger, Janet
Secretary of State
Kolodin, Alexander
Attorney General
Petersen, Warren
State Treasurer
Norton, Elijah
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Yee, Kimberly
State Mine Inspector
Presmyk, Walter "Les"
Corporation Commissioner
(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 2)
Heap, Ralph
Thompson, Kevin
COUNTY
Clerk of the Superior Court
Dial, Jeff
Justice of the Peace San Marcos
Mesnard, J.D.
Constable San Marcos
Wallace, Nathan F.
Maricopa County Community College - Member At Large
John Crow
Justice of the Supreme Court
Shall the following Justice of the Supreme Court be retained in office?
NO: Lopez IV, John
Judges of the Court of Appeals
Shall the following Judges of the Court of Appeals be retained in office?
NO: Hill Foster, Anne L.
NO: Jacobs, Andrew M.
Judges of the Superior Court
Shall the following Judges of the Superior Court be retained in office?
Vote YES for all but the following
NO: Blanchard, John L.
NO: Brain, Mark
NO: Carson, Michelle
NO: Como, Gregory S.
NO: Covil, Max-Henri
NO: Culbertson, Kristin
NO: Gilla, Marisha H.
NO: Guyton, Lauren R.
NO: Harmon, Melody G.
NO: Jackson, Charlene D.
NO: Julian, Melissa I.
NO: Kalman, Amy M.
NO: Korbin Steiner, Ronee
NO: Kreamer, Joseph C.
NO: Martin, Daniel G.
NO: Mata, Julie A.
NO: Mccarthy, Steven W.
NO: Myers, Samuel J.
NO: O'Donnell-Smith, Colleen E.
NO: Rassas, Michael Z.
NO: Rogers, Joshua D.
NO: Warner, Randall H.
NO: Welty, Joseph C.
NO: Williams, Paula A.
NO: Wingard, William R.
NO: Woo, Cassie B.
NO: Zabor, Melissa M.
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STATE PROPOSITIONS
YES: PROP 141 - Ban taxes or tracking based on mileage
YES: PROP 142 - Ban race-based preferences in public education
YES: PROP 144 - Require citizenship proof and voter ID
YES: PROP 316 - Require voter approval for local grocery taxes HIKES
YES: PROP 317 - Designate drug cartels as terrorist organizations.
YES: PROP 318 - Separate school facilities and sports by sex
YES: PROP 319 - Ban new photo radar and red-light cameras WITHOUT VOTER APPROVAL
YES: PROP 320 - Require 60% classroom spending in large districts
MARICOPA PROPOSITIONS
YES: PROP 413 - Continue county jail sales tax at 0.2%
GILBERT PROPOSITIONS
NO: PROP 422 - S136M school bond repaid through property taxes
YES: PROP 423 - Authorize sale of former Pioneer Elementary property
CHANDLER PROPOSITIONS
YES: PROP 430 - Continue Chandler local expenditure limitation home rule
YES: QUESTION 1 - Grant APS electric utility franchise in Chandler
YES: PROP 431 - Clarify annual timing for Vice Mayor selection
YES: PROP 432 - Align resign-to-run rules with Arizona state law
YES: PROP 433 - Eliminate second reading requirement for city ordinances
YES: PROP 434 - Clarify Residency Requirements for City Council Appointees
How You Can Help
You can help by becoming a Precinct Committeeman!
What is a Precinct Committeeman?
A Precinct Committeeman is an official representative of the Republican Party who works with their neighbors to make sure that they are kept up to date on elections, voter registration, state, county, local issues, and other concerns. They are the “go to” people when residents need help or answers.
PCs have different interests, and being a Precinct Committeeman, they are welcome and encouraged to get more involved in the party and their community by focusing on city, county, state or federal issues as well as issues locally in their local school board. PCs are expected to attend monthly meetings, if possible. During election season, PCs are an integral part of getting out the vote, registering voters, and campaigning for candidates.
Becoming a PC
To become a PC (Precinct Committeeman), you must be a Registered Republican living within the precinct you are applying in and there must be an opening for you. Each Precinct has one PC and there is an additional PC for every 125 Registered Republicans, so in a precinct with 1,250 Registered Republicans, the area would be allotted 11 Precinct Committeemen.
You can become a PC by completing and returning the application at the link PC Appointment Form and returning it to Chairman.ld13@azld13-gop.org .
You will be notified if your application is approved. New Precinct Committeemen applications can be submitted now, but will not be finalized until January of 2027. In the meantime, you may be asked to serve as a LD13 Volunteer. Your tenure will last to the end of September in the year of the next Primary election (currently September 31, 2028).
Other Info:
To stay up to date on Republican events and the latest political news check out the following websites and links (some also have their own Facebook pages):
WATCH YOUR LEGISLATORS IN ACTION: Comprehensive website with Live Stream, Bill Status Inquiry & RTS, Session Timeline & Weekly Schedule: https://azleg.gov
GOP/Republican Sites:
Maricopa County GOP - https://maricopagop.org
Arizona Republican Party - https://azgop.com
National Republican Party - https://gop.com
CRW – Chandler Republican Women - business advocacy organization representing small business interests to State legislators based on the Republican principles of less government, lower taxes, individual freedom and personal responsibility. https://www.crw.gop/about-crw-1
SLRC- Sun Lakes Republican Club - https://sunlakesrepublicanclub.org
Rates voting records of legislators with respect to conservative principles.
Other resources: LD13 Resources
Your Vote is Your Voice!
Service Arizona and AZ MVD provide a portal for online voter registration. This link opens at language selection. Simply follow the prompts to register to vote. If you need assistance, please contact our 3rd Vice Chair.
Locate your Voting Precinct
To locate your Voting Precinct, enter the required information on this page. The results information does not insure you are registered to vote but will show Congressional, Legislative, School districts and other information.
Interactive Election Maps
MC Recorders Office Elections Department interactive map to locate your districts on a map. Begin by changing the LAYERS to display the desired districts you wish to see. Congressional, Legislative, Supervisory, Schools and even Zip-codes can be displayed on this map.
Influence City Leaders
This link will take you to the City Government page where you'll find useful information about the cities elected officials, city management and municipal departments. If you have an issue you'd like to discuss, you can contact Mayor and all of the City Council using this email: mayorandcouncil@chandleraz.gov. response.
Influence Town Leaders
This link takes you to the Mayor and Town Council page where you'll find all the information about those elected members of the Town government. There you'll find the agendas and minutes of prior meetings. And if you wish, you may email them all at:
Arizona Candidates are required to obtain a minimum number of signatures to have their names appear on the ballot. Voters that wish to support candidates can sign a petition using the E-Qual system. No more signing those candidate petition forms, IF you even see someone collecting signatures for your candidate!
Also, Did you know that online signatures through Equal can't be challenged like paper petitions? CLICK HERE!