Juan Ciscomani

  

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 has 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.
Ciscomani Voted To Defund Planned Parenthood And Gut Medicaid, Let’s Hold Him Accountable
"The truth is Ciscomani has betrayed hundreds of thousands of Arizonans by voting for this budget. And he knows it, too. That’s why he’s been refusing to meet with his outraged constituents. He knows that this wildly unpopular budget will devastate our families and communities. And it’s especially bad for pregnant women and their families. About 50% of births in Arizona are covered by Arizona’s Medicaid program called AHCCCS. Put bluntly, Ciscomani’s plan to cut Medicaid would result in more Arizona mothers dying preventable deaths. "
Jul. 9, 2025
Ciscomani's Vote In Favor Of Trump's Budget Draws Fire From Southern Az Democrats
"Arizona healthcare advocates warned it will cost the state billions of dollars and result in shuttered hospitals. Ciscomani had said for months as the spending and tax-cut package was drafted that he opposed cuts to Medicare that would affect hospitals in his Tucson-area district. In the end, he joined in lockstep with nearly all Republican members of Congress in approving Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" measure that cuts taxes on the rich and slashes spending for many federal programs."
Jul. 3, 2025
Rep. Ciscomani Defends Vote On Trump's Big Beautiful Bill
"Ciscomani joined most of Arizona’s Republican delegation in voting for the bill, despite signing a letter earlier this year urging House Speaker Mike Johnson to back Medicaid reforms that wouldn’t reduce coverage for “vulnerable populations.”" [ . . . ] "“House Republicans have spent months lying and hiding from their own plan, but here’s the truth: This bill makes the largest cuts to Medicaid in history, kicking 300,000 Arizonans off their health insurance and raising prices for the rest,” Stanton said in a statement. Will Humble, executive director of the Arizona Public Health Association, said some of the bill’s requirements could result in people losing Medicaid coverage even if they are working.""
May 23, 2025
Ciscomani Urges GOP Leaders To Protect Medicaid Despite Voting For Budget Resolution With Cuts
"While cuts to Medicaid spending shouldn’t be on the table, Ciscomani and his GOP colleagues said they support “targeted reforms to improve program integrity, reduce improper payments, and modernize delivery systems,” though what that means is unclear. A spokesman for Ciscomani did not respond to a request to specify what reforms the congressman wants to see enacted." [ . . . ] "Doctors welcome support from our representatives for protecting Medicaid for our patients and fellow Arizonans, but remind them that actions speak louder than words. A promise not to cut Medicaid for the most vulnerable Arizonans means nothing if it’s broken,” said Dr. Palmer Evans, an OBGYN in Tucson and constituent of Ciscomani. Evans, who is a member of the Committee to Protect Health Care, added that Ciscomani’s support of the budget resolution — and its mandate to slash Medicaid spending — is concerning."
Apr. 18, 2025
Rep. Ciscomani Votes To Cut Medicaid After Saying He’d Protect It
"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."
Mar. 4, 2025

This MAGA devised bill was created to specifically target the Transgendered community.
"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."

Photo: AP/Mariam Zuhaib, azcourts.gov and coppercourier.com
 

"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.
 

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
Rep. Juan Ciscomani Worked For Governor Who Made Arizona Water Crisis Worse
"Ciscomani has accepted $4,800 from a lobbyist who sold out an Arizona water resource."
Jan. 19, 2024
White House Warns 21 Million Americans At Risk Of Losing Medicaid Under GOP Proposal
"As many as 21 million Americans could be at risk of losing their Medicaid coverage under the House GOP’s work requirement proposal, according to a new Biden administration analysis"
2 GOP Congressional Candidates Oppose DC Big Spending, But Took COVID-19 Relief Money
"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."
Jun. 30, 2022

Twitter, June 4, 2022
Will Juan Ciscomani Condemn Wendy Rogers For Her Hateful, Violent Rhetoric?
"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?”"
Mar. 3, 2022

Source: Google, accessed Apr. 3, 2022
Juan Ciscomani, A Trumper And Ducey Crony, Is Wrong For Congress In CD2
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.
Oct. 27, 2021
  
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