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HBACA PAC Endorsements – 2016 Primary Election HBACA PAC Endorsements – 2016 Primary Election Following are the Home Builders Association of Central Arizona Political Action Committee (HBACA PAC) recommendations for the 2016 Primary Elections, which are based on a careful evaluation of voting records and interviews with prospective candidates. With many districts being heavily weighted in favor of one party, your vote in the Primary Election is more important than ever. For any questions please contact Spencer Kamps at (602) 274-6545 or [email protected]. U.S. Congress District 4 District 15 District 23 Maricopa County County Supervisor District 5 (Yuma, S. Maricopa County) (N. Phoenix, N. Scottsdale) (N.E. Scottsdale, Fountain Hills) Todd House (R) U.S. Senate Senate: Lisa Otondo (D) Senate: Nancy Barto (R) Senate: John Kavanagh (R) County Supervisor District 1 John McCain House: Charlene Fernandez(D) House: John Allen (R) House: Jay Lawrence (R) Denny Barney (R) County Attorney Heather Carter (R) Michelle Ugenti-Rita (R) Lando Voyles (R) Congressional District 1 District 5 County Supervisor District 2 No endorsement (Mohave County) District 16 District 24 Steve Chucri (R) Municipalities Senate: Sonny Borrelli (R) (Mesa, W. Pinal) (Central Phoenix) Congressional District 2 Ron Gould (R) Senate: David Farnsworth (R) Senate: No endorsement County Supervisor District 3 Avondale Mayor Martha McSally (R) House: Regina Cobb (R) House: Doug Coleman (R) House: Lela Alston (D) Bill Gates (R) Kenneth Weise (Incumbent) Paul Mosley (R) Adam Stevens (R) Congressional District 3 District 25 County Supervisor District 4 Chandler City Council (Vote for 3) No endorsement District 6 District 17 (N. Mesa) Clint Hickman (R) Nora Ellen (Incumbent) (Flagstaff, Sedona, Rim Country) (Chandler) Senate: Bob Worsley (R) Mark Stewart Congressional District 4 Senate: Sylvia Allen (R) Senate: Steve Yarbrough (R) House: Rusty Bowers (R) County Supervisor District 5 Paul Gosar (R) House: Brenda Barton (R) House: JD Mesnard (R) Ross Groen (R) Steve Gallardo (D) Gilbert Mayor Bob Thorpe (R) Jeff Weninger (R) Jenn Daniels Congressional District 5 District 26 County Attorney Andy Biggs (R) District 8 District 18 (Tempe, W. Mesa) Bill Montgomery (R) Gilbert Town Council (Vote for 2) (Pinal County) (Ahwatukee, Tempe, Chandler) Senate: No endorsement Jared Taylor (Incumbent) Congressional District 6 Senate: Barbara McGuire (D) Senate: Jeff Dial (R) House: Celeste Plumlee (D) County Recorder David Schweikert (R) Frank Pratt (R) House: Jill Norgaard (R) Helen Purcell (R) Mesa City Council District 2 House: David Cook (R) Bob Robson (R) District 27 Kathleen Winn Congressional District 7 TJ Shope (R) (S.E. Phoenix) Central Arizona Water No endorsement District 19 Senate: Catherine Miranda (D) Conservation District Town of Paradise Valley (Vote for 3) District 11 (Tolleson, Avondale, Phoenix) House: Reginald Bolding (D) (CAP Board) Scott Moore Congressional District 8 (Casa Grande, City of Maricopa) Senate: Lupe Contreras (D) Rebecca Rios (D) Mike Francis Mark J. Stanton Trent Franks (R) Senate: Steve Smith (R) House: Mark Cardenas (D) Jennifer Brown Daran Wastchak House: Mark Finchem (R) District 28 Mark Lewis Congressional District 9 Vince Leach (R) District 20 (Central Phoenix, Paradise Valley) Frank Fairbanks Town of Queen Creek (Vote for 3) Kyrsten Sinema (D) (N. Phoenix, Glendale) Senate: Kate Brophy McGee (R) Jeff Brown (Incumbent) District 12 Senate: Kimberly Yee (R) House: Mary Hamway (R) Pinal County Jake Hoffman State Offices (Gilbert, Queen Creek) House: Paul Boyer (R) Maria Syms (R) Senate: Warren Petersen (R) Anthony Kern (R) County Supervisor District 1 The HBACA PAC does not make House: Eddie Farnsworth (R) Corporation Commission District 29 Pete Rios (D) endorsements in all municipal Travis Grantham (R) Rick Gray(R) District 21 (Glendale, Phoenix) races. For more information Al Melvin (R) (Peoria, Sun City, Surprise) Senate: Lydia Hernández (D) County Supervisor District 2 about a particular City or Town Andy Tobin (R) District 13 Senate: Debbie Lesko (R) House: Rosa Cantu (D) Cheryl Chase (R) election, please contact Jackson (N. Yuma, Buckeye, Litchfield Park) House: Kevin Payne (R) Cesar Chavez (D) Moll at (602) 274-6545 or Arizona Legislature Senate: Steve Montenegro (R) Tony Rivero (R) County Supervisor District 3 [email protected]. House: Darin Mitchell (R) District 30 Stephen Miller (R) Don Shooter (R) District 1 District 22 (Southern Central Phoenix) (Prescott, Prescott Valley) (Sun City West, N. Peoria) Senate: Robert Meza (D) County Supervisor District 4 Senate: Karen Fann (R) District 14 Senate: Judy Burges (R) House: Jonathon Larkin (D) Anthony Smith (R) (Graham, Greenlee, Cochise) House: Noel Campbell (R) House: David Livingston (R) Ray Martinez (D) Senate: Gail Griffin (R) David Stringer (R) Phil Lovas (R) House: Drew John (R) Becky Nutt (R) .
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