2024 Conservative Voter Guide

 
 

Propositions - Vote Yes

  • Prohibits state and local governments from imposing mileage-based taxes or fees and from requiring vehicle mileage monitoring without voter approval.

  • Prohibits government entities from granting preferential treatment or discriminating based on race, sex, ethnicity, color, or national origin.

  • Proposition 144 – Requires Citizenship & Voter ID for Elections

  • Limits local taxes on groceries and certain nonalcoholic beverages to 2% and requires voter approval for new food taxes.

  • Declares drug cartels terrorist organizations under the Arizona Constitution and directs state authorities to address cartel threats.

  • Requires school athletic teams to be designated by biological sex and prohibits males from participating on female-designated teams.

  • Requires voter approval for the continued use of photo enforcement systems and prohibits new systems without voter approval.

  • Requires certain larger school districts to spend at least 60% of operational funds on direct instructional expenses.

    • Eric Cultum

    • Nathan Madden

    • Kristi Cooper

    • Dawn Densmore

    • Natalie Viedmark

    • Anna Van Hoek

    • Rachel Walden

    • Desiree Byrne

    • Heather Rooks

  • Suanne Edmiston

    • Kelli Anderson

    • Samantha Cate Davis

    • Amy Carney

    • Jeanne Beasley

School Board Candidates

These school board candidates are in alignment with the following values:

  1. Schools protect the rights of parents "to direct the upbringing, education, health care and mental health of their children as a fundamental right.”

  2. The role of schools is to provide academic excellence.

  3. Schools should be fully transparent with parents.

  4. A safe environment for all students should be provided. 

  5. Schools support books that are age appropriate and of educational value.

  6. Schools should be free of ideology. 

  7. Schools should be free of social emotional learning lessons and surveys. 

  8. It is not the role of schools to provide therapeutic counseling.

*Based on candidates' known positions in and around education, their voting records (if an incumbent), parental and grassroots support, survey responses and their engagement with Arizona Women of Action, we endorse the following candidates:

County Races

  • Board of Supervisors:

    • District 1: Steve Spain

    • District 2: John Backer

    • District 3: Janet Writtenbraker

    • District 4: Steve Christy

    • District 5: Val Romero

    Sheriff: Dominic Campbell-Gonzalez

    Treasurer: Chris Ackerly

    Justice of the Peace:

    • District 10: Robert Forman

    Constables:

    • Precinct 1: Daniel Rowland

    • Precinct: 7: Thomas Shenek

    • Precinct 8: Bill Lake

    • Precinct: John Cammarano

  • Recorder: Dana Lewis

    Assessor: Douglas Wolf

    School Superintendent: Jill Broussard

    Treasurer: Michael McCord

    Attorney: Brad Miller

    Sheriff: Ross Teeple

    Board of Supervisors:

    • District 5: Jeff Serdy

  • Sheriff: David Rhodes

    Constable: Bill Risen

    Supreme Court:

    • Clint Bolick

    • Kate King

    Appellate Court:

    • Angela Paton

    • Christopher Staring

    Judges:

    • District 4: Krista Carman

    • District 5: Henry Witmer

    • District 7: Michael Bluff

    • District 9: Debra Phelan

    School Superintendent: Steven King

    Attorney: Dennis McGrane

    Recorder: Michelle Burchill

    Treasurer: Arlo "Chip" Davis

City Races

    • City Council: Christine Ellis and Joseph Yang

    • Bonds: No on Bond and Override

    • City Council: Aaron Accurco

    • Bonds: No on Override

    • Mayor:

    • City Council District 1: Rich Adams

    • Justice of the Peace: Kyle Jones

    • Questions: No on ALL

    • Democrat Mayor is running unapposed.

    • Central Water Conservation Board: Lisa Atkins, Rudy Fischer, April Pringer

    • Bonds: Question 1: Yes; Question 2: No; Question 3: No