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Juan Ciscomani |
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MAGA Republican Juan
Ciscomani is a member of the U.S. House,
representing Arizona's 6th Congressional
District. He assumed office on January 3,
2023. His current term ends on January 3,
2027. Ciscomani is running for re-election
to the U.S. House to represent Arizona's 6th
Congressional District. He declared
candidacy for the 2026 election.
He was Senior Adviser to Arizona Gov.
Doug Ducey, and
was a Republican candidate for Arizona House of
Representatives, District 29, 2008. |
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Rep.
Ciscomani
Votes To Cut
Medicaid
After Saying
He’d Protect
It |
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"US Rep.
Juan
Ciscomani
voted last
week to pass
a federal
budget
despite
opposition
from Tucson
voters, the
Arizona
business
community,
and himself.
Included in
the most
recent
budget
resolution
are orders
to cut
nearly $1
trillion
from
Medicaid
over the
course of a
decade in
order to
subsidize a
billionaire
tax cut." |
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Mar. 4, 2025 |
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This MAGA
devised bill was created to specifically
target the Transgendered community. |
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| "US Rep. Juan Ciscomani, R-Tucson (above), with the four Arizona Supreme Court justices who ruled to reinstate an 1864 abortion ban. (From left to right) Justices John R. Lopez IV, Clint Block, James P. Beene, and Kathryn H. King were all appointed while Ciscomani was responsible for vetting judicial nominees from 2015 - 2022. Design by Francesca Daly / Courier." |
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Photo: AP/Mariam Zuhaib, azcourts.gov and coppercourier.com |
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"the first-term congressman’s recent characterization of the ban’s reinstatement as a “disaster for women” marks a departure from his work before he was elected to the US House. Prior to elected public service, Ciscomani worked as a high-level advisor in former Gov. Doug Ducey’s administration for nearly a decade, meeting with him weekly and one of four staffers tasked with vetting judicial nominees before the judges were reviewed by the governor. |
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All four of the justices who voted to reinstate the 1864 ban were appointed while Ciscomoni worked in this capacity. A fifth sitting justice, Bill Montgomery, was also appointed by Ducey but recused himself from the abortion ban ruling because his extreme bias against abortion healthcare was made public." |
| May 9, 2024 |
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Rep. Juan Ciscomani
Worked For
Governor Who
Made Arizona
Water Crisis
Worse |
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"Ciscomani has
accepted
$4,800 from
a lobbyist
who sold out
an Arizona
water
resource." |
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Jan. 19,
2024 |
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2 GOP
Congressional
Candidates
Oppose DC
Big
Spending,
But Took
COVID-19
Relief Money |
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"Eli
Crane and Juan
Ciscomani,
two Arizona
Republicans
running for
the U.S.
House of
Representatives,
have staked
out campaign
positions
that
Washington
spends too
much money.
But both
took money
from the
federal
Paycheck
Protection
Program.
Crane, a
Democratic,
is running
as a
Republican
in Arizona's
sprawling
2nd
Congressional
District,
which
includes
northeastern
Arizona.
Ciscomani, a
senior
adviser to
Gov. Doug
Ducey,
is hoping to
represent
Arizona's
6th
Congressional
District,
which
includes
part of
Tucson and
much of
Cochise
County." |
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Jun. 30,
2022 |
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Will Juan
Ciscomani
Condemn
Wendy Rogers
For Her
Hateful,
Violent
Rhetoric? |
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"Will AZ-06
GOP
candidate Juan
Ciscomani condemn Rogers’
hate speech,
or does he
agree with
his former
boss Gov. Doug
Ducey that
a white
supremacist
is “still
better than
her
opponent,
(Democrat)
Felicia
French?”" |
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Mar. 3, 2022 |
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Source: Google, accessed Apr. 3, 2022 |
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Juan
Ciscomani, A
Trumper And
Ducey Crony,
Is Wrong
For Congress
In CD2 |
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Juan
Ciscomani,
an advisor
to Governor Doug
Ducey,
is the
leading
Republican
candidate
vying for
his party’s
nomination
to be the US
Congressman
for Southern
Arizona in
Tucson’s
CD2. “We
don’t need a
Ducey crony
representing
Southern
Arizona in
Congress,”
says Senator
Kirsten
Engel,
running for
Congress in
Tucson’s CD2
But is he
the right
person for
the
position?
Let us see
where he
stands on
the issues. |
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Oct. 27,
2021 |
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