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On the ballot
Why this matters: Every voter in Arizona votes in the statewide races. For the U.S. House, you vote only in the district where you live.
10 races for Congress and governor on Arizona's November 3, 2026 ballot, from the state's official list of candidates.1 Your ballot will also have state and local races that this guide doesn't cover yet. To compare a race's candidates side by side, open the race, or see Arizona's 2026 election page.
Federal
U.S. House
Not sure which district is yours? Enter your address on Arizona's 2026 election page.
- District 13 on the ballot · open seat
- Thomas "Jay" Feely, IV Republican
- Amish Shah Democratic
- Monica Alponte Libertarian
- District 23 on the ballot
- Eli Crane Republican
- Jonathan Nez Democratic
- Curtis Goodwin Libertarian
- District 33 on the ballot
- Yassamin Ansari Democratic
- David Redkey Green
- Alan Aversa No Labels
- District 43 on the ballot
- Zuhdi Jasser Republican
- Greg Stanton Democratic
- Tisha Benoit No Labels
- District 52 on the ballot · open seat
- Mark Lamb Republican
- Elizabeth Lee Democratic
- District 64 on the ballot
- Juan Ciscomani Republican
- Joanna Mendoza Democratic
- Jereme Lance Peters Libertarian
- Gary Swing Green
- District 72 on the ballot
- Daniel Francis Butierez, Sr. Republican
- Adelita Grijalva Democratic
- District 82 on the ballot
- Abraham "Abe" Hamadeh Republican
- Bernadette Greene-Placentia Democratic
- District 92 on the ballot
- Paul Gosar Republican
- Danielle "Dani" Sterbinsky Democratic
State
Governor
- Governor4 on the ballot
- Andy Biggs Republican
- Katie Hobbs Democratic
- Risa Lombardo Green
- Teri Ann Hourihan No Labels
Notes on the official list
- The Secretary of State's 2026 General Election page sits behind a Cloudflare human-verification check, so it cannot be read by script. We cleared the check in an ordinary browser, read the Federal and State tabs there on October 28, 2026, and saved a copy of the list as printed; this file is built from that saved copy, not from a scripted download.
- Not marked certified: nothing in the saved copy of the Secretary of State's page says the list is certified or final.
- The page also lists nine declared write-in candidates, each marked "Write-In Candidate". Write-in names are not printed on the ballot, so they are left out: Dev Gupta and Gage Dylan Thunder (District 1), Jacob Parkman (District 3), Steven Sanders (District 4), Michael Dorland (District 6), G. Seville Hatch and William Perry (District 9), and Gertritrude Gonzalez and Alice Novoa (governor).
- The page prints party abbreviations. For the candidates listed here we spelled them out: REP Republican, DEM Democratic, LBT Libertarian, GRN Green and NOL No Labels.
- Katie Hobbs is marked as the incumbent governor because the Arizona governor's official website identifies her as the current governor. The Secretary of State's list does not mark incumbents.
- Arizona has no U.S. Senate race on the November 3, 2026 ballot.
- The Secretary of State's list shows governor candidates only; it lists no running mates or lieutenant governor candidates beside them.