Democracy works best when everyone can participate—and when politicians respect the will of the people.

Arizona voters have faced relentless attacks on their right to vote, their trust in elections, and the institutions that uphold democracy. Too many lawmakers have chosen political power over public trust.

The Arizona Legislature sets election law. That means it can either strengthen democracy—or undermine it.

As a State Senator, I will fight to:

• Protect Vote by Mail and oppose voter suppression.

• Expand access to the ballot for working people, students, seniors, and people with disabilities.

• Defend election workers and local officials from intimidation and harassment.

• Reject partisan interference in election administration.