Keep Arizona’s Senate balanced

A check and balance on power keeps Arizona from going the way of California. A few seats decide whether that balance holds.1

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The Senate is Arizona’s check and balance on power. A few seats decide whether it stays that way.1

  • Low taxesArizona's 2.5% flat tax2
  • School choiceEducation savings accounts for every family3
  • Good jobs424,400 jobs at stake4
  • Checks and balancesA check on power, no matter who governs

What California‑style policy would cost Arizonans

$4,100

a year, out of every Arizonan’s income.4

  • 424,400Arizona jobs lost
  • $31.5Bin costs every year
  • $48Bcut from Arizona’s economy

That’s the estimated cost of 119 “job killer” bills from this year’s session. None became law.4 A balanced Senate keeps California‑style costs out of Arizona.

In 2024, national groups poured money into Arizona’s legislative races.5

Arizona voters should have the final say.

Vote on or before November 3rd

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Sources
  1. Arizona State Legislature, Senate member roster: 17 R, 13 D; 16 of 30 is a majority. Ballotpedia News, Sept. 21, 2026.
  2. Arizona Department of Revenue; SB 1828 (2021).
  3. HB 2853 (2022), universal Empowerment Scholarship Accounts.
  4. Common Sense Institute & Arizona Chamber Foundation, “The 2026 Arizona ‘Job Killers’ List,” Sept. 2026. Modeled impact of 119 bills introduced in the 2026 session; none were enacted.
  5. Arizona Mirror, “Record outside spending floods Arizona legislative races as Dems make their play for a majority,” Oct. 21, 2024.
  6. MultiState, “State Trifecta Control Could Shift Dramatically in 2026 Elections,” Sept. 29, 2026.
  7. Ballotpedia News, “Majority control at stake in Arizona Senate elections on Nov. 3,” Sept. 21, 2026.
  8. KJZZ, “These races could help decide control of Arizona Legislature,” Aug. 3, 2026.
  9. Arizona Capitol Times, “The races that will decide the balance of power in the Legislature,” July 23, 2026.