2026 Election · Road to November
Sessions don’t have the final word. Elections do.
In 2026, the entire Arizona ballot is in play — the Governor’s office, every seat in the Legislature, and the offices that decide whether good policy becomes law or dies at one desk. Your leadership gift puts trustworthy voter resources into families’ hands before ballots are decided, not after.
An open invitation to Arizona’s most committed leaders. You decide what this moment is worth.
Arizona families have already made up their minds.
Across party lines, a clear majority of Arizonans believe our state should not put children on a path of irreversible, experimental procedures to alter their sex characteristics. That isn’t a fringe position — it is the settled conviction of most Arizona families. On the issues that matter most — the sanctity of life, marriage and family, religious liberty, parental rights, and educational freedom — Arizonans know where they stand.
And yet, year after year, good bills that reflect exactly what Arizonans want clear the Legislature — only to die at one desk.
In just four years, the Governor’s veto pen has struck down more than 500 bills — a record in our state’s history — including measures to protect children and strengthen families.
We saw it again this year. And we saw exactly why 2026 matters.
This session brought real victories worth celebrating. Arizona made the purchase of another human being a felony, set separate penalties for buyers and sellers, and funded a way out for survivors of trafficking. Lawmakers strengthened our Safe Haven law so a parent in crisis can entrust a newborn to safe hands. And with bipartisan support, Arizona made it a crime to block the doors of a church or disrupt a worship service.
When good policy is allowed to reach the finish line, Arizona families win — and the movement you’ve invested in is what made that possible.
But the same session showed the cost of one desk. The bills closest to the heart of what you and I care about cleared the Legislature — then were struck down by veto:
Protecting Arizona children from irreversible, experimental procedures — and keeping taxpayer dollars from funding them. Vetoed.
A Parents’ Bill of Rights — opening a child’s school and medical records to the parents who love them, and ending school-driven secret transitions. Vetoed.
Safeguards requiring artificial intelligence to identify itself — and shielding children from AI-generated sexual material. Vetoed.
These weren’t fringe ideas. They were the settled convictions of most Arizona families — stopped at the Governor’s desk, not by the people of Arizona.
Sessions don’t have the final word. Elections do.
What happens at the Governor’s desk is not the end of the story.
2026 Statewide Ballot
For the first time, the entire statewide ballot turns over at once.
2026 is the election that decides the next generation for Arizona families. The offices that determine whether good policy lives or dies are all on the ballot together:
Governor + new Lt. Governor
Attorney General
Secretary of State
State Treasurer
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Legislature — Every seat
U.S. House — All Arizona seats
And it’s closer than most Arizonans realize. Early ballots have been in mailboxes since June 24. The window to get Arizona families ready to vote their values is open right now.
June 24 · July 21 · November 3
Early ballots mailed · Primary Election · General Election
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When you give, you stand shoulder to shoulder with a community of Arizona’s most committed leaders — men and women who refuse to leave the future to chance, and who understand that conviction only changes a state when informed people show up prepared. For thirty years, Arizonans of conviction have done exactly that. 2026 is our moment to do it again — together.
“But be doers of the word, and not hearers only.”
James 1:22 (ESV)
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