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							| Ultra-MAGA extremist 
															
															serial 
															homophobe Republican member of 
															the Arizona State 
															Senate, representing 
															District 29. She 
															assumed office on 
															January 9, 2023. Her 
															current term ends on 
															January 13, 2025. 
															Shamp was one of 
															several legislative 
															candidates endorsed 
															by former President Donald 
															Trump in 
															Arizona, defeating 
															incumbent State 
															Representative Joanne 
															Osborne in the 
															Republican primary. 
															Shamp ran for 
															election to the 
															Arizona State Senate 
															to represent 
															District 29. She won 
															in the general 
															election on November 
															8, 2022. Shamp is 
															running for 
															re-election to the 
															Arizona State Senate 
															to represent 
															District 29. She is 
															on the ballot in the 
															general election on 
															November 5, 2024. 
															She advanced from 
															the Republican 
															primary on July 30, 
															2024. |  
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																	| Proposal To 
																	Lower 
																	Mandated Pay 
																	For Tipped 
																	Arizona 
																	Workers Dies 
																	In Senate |  
																	| "Sen. 
																	Janae Shamp 
																	(R-Surprise) 
																	defended the 
																	measure" |  
																	| May 28, 2024 |  
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																	| Yet Again, 
																	The AZ 
																	Legislature 
																	Hosts A 
																	COVID 
																	Hearing Full 
																	Of 
																	Misinformation |  
																	| "For the 
																	third time 
																	in less than 
																	a year, 
																	Arizona 
																	Republican 
																	lawmakers 
																	listened 
																	intently and 
																	offered no 
																	pushback 
																	during a 
																	special 
																	hearing at 
																	the state 
																	Senate that 
																	was billed 
																	as examining 
																	the state’s 
																	response to 
																	the COVID-19 
																	pandemic but 
																	was instead 
																	rife with 
																	conspiracy 
																	theories, 
																	misinformation 
																	and 
																	fear-mongering 
																	about 
																	vaccines and 
																	public 
																	health." [ . 
																	. . ] "On 
																	Friday, the 
																	committee 
																	once again 
																	convened, 
																	bringing 
																	more of the 
																	same people 
																	to speak. 
																	The 
																	committee 
																	had 
																	previously 
																	faced 
																	criticism 
																	for its 
																	awkward 
																	name, which 
																	has been 
																	promoted in 
																	abbreviated 
																	form by the 
																	QAnon-friendly 
																	political 
																	nonprofit 
																	The America 
																	Project. The 
																	abbreviated 
																	name, NCSWIC, 
																	is a 
																	commonly 
																	used 
																	abbreviation 
																	in the QAnon 
																	world, where 
																	it means 
																	“Nothing Can 
																	Stop What Is 
																	Coming,” 
																	alluding to 
																	predictions 
																	of arrests 
																	and 
																	executions 
																	of members 
																	of the “Deep 
																	State.” The 
																	Republican 
																	elected 
																	officials on 
																	the panel 
																	were state 
																	Sens. Frank 
																	Carroll and Janae 
																	Shamp and 
																	state Rep. Steve 
																	Montenegro, 
																	who chairs 
																	the state 
																	House of 
																	Representatives’ 
																	Health and 
																	Human 
																	Services 
																	Committee. 
																	Sen. T.J. 
																	Shope was 
																	scheduled to 
																	be on the 
																	panel but 
																	Carroll said 
																	he filled in 
																	for the 
																	senator, who 
																	was not able 
																	to attend." |  
																	| Mar. 15, 
																	2024 |  
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																	| GOP Senators 
																	Move To 
																	Ensure 14th 
																	Amendment 
																	Won’t Block 
																	Trump In 
																	Arizona |  
																	| "Trump is 
																	facing 
																	challenges 
																	in multiple 
																	states that 
																	are aiming 
																	to remove 
																	him from the 
																	Republican 
																	primary 
																	ballot on 
																	the basis of 
																	the 14th 
																	Amendment. 
																	In those 
																	cases, 
																	plaintiffs 
																	argue that 
																	Trump’s 
																	involvement 
																	in Jan. 6 as 
																	well as 
																	other 
																	actions in 
																	the 
																	aftermath of 
																	his 
																	presidential 
																	election 
																	loss 
																	disqualify 
																	him for 
																	office. " [ 
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																	"Senate Bill 
																	1158 says 
																	that “a 
																	candidate 
																	for 
																	president 
																	may not be 
																	excluded or 
																	removed from 
																	the general 
																	election 
																	ballot on 
																	the basis of 
																	a claimed 
																	violation of 
																	the 
																	Fourteenth 
																	Amendment of 
																	the United 
																	States 
																	Constitution” 
																	if the 
																	candidate is 
																	the official 
																	nominee or 
																	“of a 
																	political 
																	party that 
																	is entitled 
																	to continued 
																	representation 
																	on the 
																	ballot.”" [ 
																	. . . ] "The 
																	bill’s 
																	sponsor, 
																	Sen. Janae 
																	Shamp referenced 
																	the Colorado 
																	case when 
																	discussing 
																	the bill in 
																	a Senate 
																	Elections 
																	Committee 
																	hearing 
																	earlier this 
																	month." |  
																	| Feb. 27, 
																	2024 |  
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																	| MAGA 
																	Senators 
																	Recruiting 
																	Armed 
																	Out-Of-State 
																	“Peace 
																	Officers” |  
																	| "Republican 
																	Arizona 
																	State 
																	Senators David 
																	Gowan and Janae 
																	Shamp co-sponsored 
																	new 
																	legislation 
																	(SB 1683) 
																	which 
																	promotes the 
																	cross-certification 
																	of peace 
																	officers 
																	from 
																	adjacent 
																	states 
																	(California, 
																	Nevada, 
																	Utah, 
																	Colorado, 
																	New Mexico) 
																	and paves 
																	the way for 
																	out-of-state 
																	peace 
																	officers to 
																	work in 
																	Arizona law 
																	enforcement 
																	agencies. 
																	Fellow 
																	Republican 
																	Arizona 
																	State 
																	Senator Wendy 
																	Rogers, 
																	who supports 
																	the 
																	legislation, 
																	as seen 
																	below, 
																	thanked 
																	Coconino 
																	Sheriff Jim 
																	Driscoll and 
																	his deputies 
																	“for putting 
																	forward SB 
																	1683 to 
																	supplant 
																	[sic] 
																	Coconino 
																	County with 
																	cross-state-border 
																	law 
																	enforcement 
																	augmentation.”" 
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																	"Rogers’s 
																	celebration 
																	of 
																	out-of-state 
																	peace 
																	officers 
																	coming to 
																	Arizona and 
																	“supplanting” 
																	or 
																	“augmenting” 
																	local law 
																	enforcement 
																	agencies may 
																	be cause for 
																	alarm among 
																	some 
																	Arizonans — 
																	and federal 
																	officials — 
																	as she has 
																	been linked 
																	to the Oath 
																	Keepers, the 
																	“far-right 
																	anti-government 
																	militia 
																	whose 
																	leaders have 
																	been 
																	convicted of 
																	violently 
																	opposing the 
																	government 
																	of the 
																	United 
																	States.”" |  
																	| Feb. 15, 
																	2024 |  
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																				| "Arizona State Senator Janae Shamp, leveraging her extensive background in nursing and healthcare, has championed Senate Bill 1511, which is designed to support those who wish to reverse the adverse effects of gender transition procedures. Drawing inspiration from the story of 19-year-old Chloe Cole, a de-transitioner who faced significant challenges and regrets following her gender transition initiated at a young age, Senator Shamp’s bill mandates that insurers and healthcare providers cover and offer detransition procedures." |  
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																				| Arizona Lawmakers Introduce Border Bill Similar To A Law Texas Is Getting Sued For |  
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																				| "A Republican state senator has introduced legislation dealing with illegal immigrants that could conflict with a 2012 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that said Arizona has no right to enforce federal immigration laws." [ . . . ] "The bill, sponsored by Sen. Janae Shamp (R-Surprise), copies parts of a Texas immigration law the U.S. Department of Justice says is unconstitutional. That Texas law has drawn comparisons to Arizona’s own SB 1070, the infamous immigration law challenged by not just various civil and immigrant rights groups but also the Justice Department." |  
																				| Jan. 25, 2024 |  
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																				| 6 Republican Lawmakers Push Legislation To Ensure Trump Can Stay On Arizona’s Ballot |  
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																				| "Six Republican lawmakers are pushing legislation to ensure former President Donald Trump can stay on Arizona’s ballot, regardless of claims that he violated the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. In other states, the case has been made that the 14th Amendment’s insurrection clause disqualifies Trump from running for president or holding public office. Arizona’s Democratic Secretary of State Adrian Fontes says current state law doesn’t allow him to unilaterally remove Trump from the ballot, but that a decision from the court could potentially have that outcome." |  
																				| Jan. 23, 2024 |  
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																	| Arizona GOP 
																	Pounces On 
																	Viral Gender 
																	Identity 
																	Feud Hitting 
																	U Of A 
																	Nursing 
																	School |  
																	| “I’m 
																	absolutely 
																	sickened 
																	that this 
																	institution 
																	of higher 
																	learning is 
																	perpetuating 
																	the lie that 
																	a person’s 
																	gender is 
																	based off 
																	feelings and 
																	not their 
																	God-given 
																	biological 
																	sex 
																	established 
																	upon 
																	conception,” 
																	Sen. Janae 
																	Shamp, 
																	vice-chair 
																	of the 
																	Senate 
																	Committee on 
																	Health & 
																	Human 
																	Services 
																	says in the 
																	release. 
																	“This is 
																	completely 
																	groomer 
																	garbage that 
																	strives to 
																	confuse our 
																	kids in an 
																	effort to 
																	cater to the 
																	evil that is 
																	being 
																	accepted by 
																	today’s 
																	society. As 
																	a nurse, I 
																	am so 
																	disheartened 
																	that the 
																	next 
																	generation 
																	of nurses 
																	are being 
																	hijacked of 
																	their 
																	capabilities 
																	to deliver 
																	ethical 
																	care.” 
																	Tucson 
																	lawmaker, 
																	Sen. Justine 
																	Wadsack, 
																	also is 
																	quoted." [ . 
																	. . ] "“If 
																	this issue 
																	is not 
																	immediately 
																	resolved by 
																	the 
																	university, 
																	Senate 
																	Republicans 
																	will weigh 
																	all options 
																	to make 
																	certain tax 
																	dollars are 
																	no longer 
																	used in such 
																	an egregious 
																	fashion,” 
																	said 
																	Senator T.J. 
																	Shope, 
																	who chairs 
																	the Senate 
																	Committee on 
																	Health & 
																	Human 
																	Services. 
																	“The mental 
																	health of 
																	our children 
																	and the 
																	state of our 
																	health care 
																	industry 
																	(are) being 
																	threatened 
																	by this 
																	radical 
																	ideology.” |  
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																				| Arizona’s Sen. Shamp Was There On Jan. 6 |  
																				| "At around 3:18 p.m. on Jan. 6, 2021, a rioter pulled Officer Michael Fanone into the crowd, where he was tased and beaten, as an angry mob continued to try to break into the U.S. Capitol building. The Lower West Terrace was the scene of some of the most violent skirmishes. Roughly 30 minutes later, Republican Sen. Janae Shamp, of Surprise, was in the crowd, watching things unfold. |  
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																				| In footage provided to the Arizona Mirror by extremist researchers, Shamp, along with her husband, can be seen in the large crowd that gathered along the Lower West Terrace of the Capitol on Jan. 6 outside of a tunnel entrance that became the forefront of violent clashes that would turn deadly." |  
																				| Jun. 16, 2023 |  
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																	| AZ GOP 
																	Senator 
																	Proudly 
																	Flies Flag 
																	Adopted By 
																	‘Fringe’ 
																	Far-Right 
																	Extremists |  
																	| "A West 
																	Valley 
																	Republican 
																	state 
																	senator 
																	proudly 
																	displays a 
																	flag tied to 
																	Christian 
																	nationalism 
																	and other 
																	extremist 
																	movements on 
																	her desk on 
																	the floor of 
																	the Arizona 
																	Senate, 
																	though she 
																	says she has 
																	embraced the 
																	symbol for 
																	its 
																	historical 
																	meaning and 
																	doesn’t care 
																	that “fringe 
																	groups” have 
																	adopted it. |  
																	| Jun. 5, 2023 |  
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																	| Arizona 
																	State Sen. 
																	Janae Shamp 
																	Has Promoted 
																	Neo-Nazis 
																	And Other 
																	Virulent 
																	Antisemites |  
																	| "Arizona 
																	state Sen. Janae 
																	Shamp has 
																	promoted 
																	antisemitic 
																	influencers 
																	on her 
																	Facebook 
																	page. Her 
																	sources 
																	include a 
																	neo-Nazi who 
																	previously 
																	said he 
																	wants a 
																	picture of 
																	Adolf Hitler 
																	in “every 
																	classroom”; 
																	a Gab user 
																	who urged 
																	readers to 
																	“Fight the 
																	Jews on 
																	Every Single 
																	Issue”; a 
																	QAnon 
																	influencer 
																	who dreamed 
																	of the day 
																	that Jewish 
																	people would 
																	be “gone”; 
																	and a 
																	neo-Nazi 
																	radio host 
																	who served a 
																	prison 
																	sentence for 
																	issuing 
																	violent 
																	threats. In 
																	addition to 
																	her repeated 
																	promotion of 
																	antisemites, 
																	Shamp has 
																	also 
																	forwarded 
																	QAnon 
																	propaganda 
																	dozens of 
																	times, which 
																	Media 
																	Matters 
																	reported on 
																	earlier this 
																	week. QAnon 
																	itself is 
																	steeped in 
																	antisemitism. 
																	Shamp has 
																	not 
																	responded to 
																	reporters’ 
																	questions 
																	for comment 
																	about her 
																	QAnon 
																	activity, 
																	but she has 
																	taken down 
																	some of her 
																	posts. Shamp 
																	has also 
																	compared 
																	people who 
																	oppose the 
																	COVID-19 
																	vaccine to 
																	victims of 
																	the 
																	Holocaust. 
																	In one 
																	instance, 
																	Shamp shared 
																	an image of 
																	the Jewish 
																	badge with 
																	the word 
																	“unvaccinated” 
																	written over 
																	it." |  
																	| Jun. 1, 2023 |  
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																	| AZ Senator 
																	Who 
																	Spearheaded 
																	QAnon-Linked 
																	COVID 
																	Hearing 
																	Spread QAnon 
																	Online |  
																	| "A 
																	Republican 
																	state 
																	senator who 
																	denied that 
																	a COVID 
																	conspiracy 
																	hearing she 
																	spearheaded 
																	last week 
																	that was 
																	marketed 
																	with a QAnon 
																	acronym had 
																	anything to 
																	do with the 
																	dangerous 
																	conspiracy 
																	theory had, 
																	in fact, 
																	posted lots 
																	of QAnon 
																	content on 
																	social media 
																	— including 
																	the very 
																	acronym used 
																	by the 
																	committee. A 
																	report 
																	Tuesday by 
																	Media 
																	Matters for 
																	America 
																	showed that 
																	Arizona 
																	Sen. Janae 
																	Shamp has 
																	peddled 
																	QAnon online 
																	for years. 
																	Shamp last 
																	week 
																	co-chaired 
																	the Arizona 
																	Legislature’s 
																	Novel 
																	Coronavirus 
																	Southwestern 
																	Intergovernmental 
																	Committee, 
																	which held 
																	two days of 
																	hearings 
																	featuring a 
																	series of 
																	COVID 
																	conspiracy 
																	theories. 
																	The 
																	ostensible 
																	experts who 
																	spoke at the 
																	hearing had 
																	deep 
																	connections 
																	to the QAnon 
																	world and 
																	spread 
																	misinformation 
																	about COVID 
																	vaccines, 
																	the pandemic 
																	response and 
																	more." |  
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																				| The COVID Vaccine Deniers And QAnon Believers Coming To Speak At The Arizona Legislature |  
																				| May 23, 2023 |  
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																				| "A special committee created by the Arizona legislature to examine the state’s response to COVID-19 will feature a litany of speakers who have spread disinformation about the pandemic, vaccines, spoken at QAnon events and have conspiratorial beliefs about the virus, including believing it will usher in the “mark of the beast.”" |  
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																				| "The “Novel Coronavirus Southwestern Intergovernmental Committee” will hold two days of hearings on May 25 and May 26 at the Arizona Capitol, during which a string of ostensible experts will tell the state and federal Republican lawmakers on the panel their opinions on the pandemic, and Arizona’s response to it. |  
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																				| The Republican elected officials on the panel include state Sens. T.J. Shope and Janae Shamp, the chair and vice-chair, respectively, of the state Senate’s Health and Human Services Committee; state Rep. Steve Montenegro, who chairs the state House of Representatives’ Health and Human Services Committee; and U.S. Reps. Andy Biggs, Eli Crane and Paul Gosar." |  
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																				| "Extremist researchers on Twitter were quick to note that the various groups sponsoring the committee had begun promoting it by the acronym, NCSWIC, which is commonly used within the QAnon community to stand for “Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming.” It most often refers to an unfounded belief that “Deep State” collaborators will soon be arrested." |  
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																				| *This bill, were it to become law, would be the same as laws covering a cabaret but with the words  "drag show" instead of "cabaret". This is simply a sneaky attempt to outlaw drag shows. |  |  
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																				| Sex Obsessed GOP Lawmakers Advance Bill Targeting Drag Shows |  
																				| Elias Weiss / Phoenix New Times |  
																				| Feb. 9, 2023 |  
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																				| "It was standing room only inside an Arizona Senate hearing room on Wednesday morning as Republican lawmakers advanced a bill that would prohibit public money from being used to pay for “drag shows targeting minors.” |  
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																				| State Senator John Kavanagh, a Fountain Hills Republican who is leading the rush to erase drag from public life, sponsored SB 1026 despite admitting in a recent interview with Phoenix New Times that he can’t think of a single instance in which taxpayer dollars were ever used to put on a drag show for kids in Arizona. The bill defines public money as “tax monies of this state, federal monies passing through the state treasury or any other state monies.” |  
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																				| On a 5-3 party-line vote, the Senate Government Committee approved the bill. Republican Senators Jake Hoffman, Wendy Rogers, David Farnsworth, Justine Wadsack, and Janae Shamp voted in favor of the proposal. Democratic Senators Priya Sundareshan, Juan Mendez, and Eva Diaz voted against it. " |  
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																	These 
																	Arizona 
																	Candidates 
																	Still Say 
																	Donald Trump 
																	Won In 2020, 
																	Or They're 
																	Not Sure 
																	What 
																	Happened |  
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																	Oct. 27, 
																	2022 |  
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																	| "Elected 
																	officials 
																	and 
																	candidates 
																	for office 
																	in 2022 
																	continue to 
																	challenge 
																	and question 
																	the results 
																	of the 2020 
																	presidential 
																	election in 
																	Arizona. |  
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																	| The results 
																	have been 
																	examined and 
																	re-examined, 
																	challenged 
																	in court and 
																	in a 
																	monthslong 
																	ballot 
																	review. No 
																	evidence has 
																	been found 
																	of 
																	widespread 
																	fraud or 
																	error in the 
																	results. |  
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																	| Yet 
																	candidates 
																	deny the 
																	outcome. 
																	Others don't 
																	quite go as 
																	far. But 
																	they raise 
																	questions 
																	about 
																	potential 
																	irregularities 
																	they say 
																	could have 
																	influenced 
																	the vote and 
																	should be 
																	examined. |  
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																	| The Arizona 
																	Republic is 
																	listing 
																	candidates 
																	by category 
																	by the race 
																	that they 
																	are entered 
																	in. This 
																	list is not 
																	complete and 
																	will be 
																	updated 
																	throughout 
																	the 2022 
																	election 
																	season. |  
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																	| These 
																	candidates 
																	in Arizona 
																	races deny 
																	that Joe 
																	Biden won 
																	the 2020 
																	presidential 
																	election, 
																	either in 
																	Arizona or 
																	nationwide." |  
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																	| US Senate 
																	
																	US 
																	House of 
																	Representatives 
																		
																		
																		
																		Josh 
																		Barnett, 
																		Republican, 
																		1st 
																		District
																		
																		
																		Walter 
																		Blackman, 
																		Republican, 
																		2nd 
																		District
																		
																		
																		Eli 
																		Crane, 
																		Republican, 
																		2nd 
																		District 
																		
																		
																		Ron 
																		Watkins, 
																		Republican, 
																		2nd 
																		District
																		
																		
																		Jeffrey 
																		Zink, 
																		Republican, 
																		3rd 
																		District
																		
																		
																		David 
																		Giles, 
																		Republican, 
																		4th 
																		District
																		
																		
																		Jerone 
																		Davison, 
																		Republican, 
																		4th 
																		District
																		
																		
																		Andy 
																		Biggs, 
																		Republican, 
																		incumbent, 
																		5th 
																		District
																		
																		
																		Brandon 
																		Martin, 
																		Republican, 
																		6th District
																		
																		
																		Debbie 
																		Lesko, 
																		Republican, 
																		incumbent, 
																		8th District
																		
																		
																		Paul 
																		Gosar, Republican, 
																		incumbent, 
																		9th District 
																	
																	
																	Governor 
																	
																	Secretary 
																	of State 
																	
																	Attorney 
																	General 
																	
																	
																	Treasurer 
																	
																	
																	Arizona 
																	Corporation 
																	Commission 
																	
																	
																	State Senate 
																		
																		
																		
																		Steve 
																		Zipperman, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative District 
																		1
																		
																		
																		Sonny 
																		Borrelli, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		5
																		
																		
																		Wendy 
																		Rogers, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative District 
																		7
																		
																		
																		David 
																		Farnsworth, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative District 
																		10
																		
																		
																		Jake 
																		Hoffman, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative District 
																		15
																		
																		
																		Anthony 
																		Kern, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative District 
																		27
																		
																		
																		
																		Janae 
																		Shamp, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		29 
																	
																	
																	State House 
																	of 
																	Representatives 
																		
																		
																		
																		Judy 
																		Burges, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		1
																		
																		
																		Robert 
																		Scantlebury, Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		9
																		
																		
																		Liz 
																		Harris, Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		13
																		
																		
																		Austin 
																		Smith, Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		29
																		
																		
																		John 
																		Gillette, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		30
																		
																		
																		Nohl 
																		Rosen, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		30 
																	
																	
																	Maricopa 
																	County Board 
																	of 
																	Supervisors |  
																	| Election 
																	questioners |  
																	|  |  
																	| These 
																	candidates 
																	in Arizona 
																	continue to 
																	raise issues 
																	about the 
																	2020 
																	election 
																	process but 
																	do not deny 
																	or affirm 
																	that Joe 
																	Biden won. |  
																	|  |  
																	| US House 
																	of 
																	Representatives 
																	
																	Arizona 
																	Corporation 
																	Commission 
																	
																	
																	State Senate 
																		
																		
																		
																		
																		Steve 
																		Kaiser, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		2
																		
																		
																		
																		Nancy 
																		Barto, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		4
																		
																		
																		
																		Roxana 
																		Holzapfel, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		8
																		
																		
																		
																		Warren 
																		Petersen, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		14
																		
																		
																		
																		Justine 
																		Wadsack, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		17
																		
																		
																		
																		David 
																		Gowan, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		19
																		
																		
																		
																		Sine 
																		Kerr, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		23
																		
																		
																		
																		Frank 
																		Carroll, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		28 
																	
																	
																	State House 
																	of 
																	Representatives 
																		
																		
																		
																		Quang 
																		Nguyen, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		1
																		
																		Selina 
																		Bliss, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		1
																		
																		Joseph 
																		Chaplik, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		3
																		
																		Alexander 
																		Kolodin, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		3
																		
																		David 
																		Cook, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		7
																		
																		David 
																		Marshall, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		7
																		
																		Robert 
																		Scantlebury, Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		9
																		
																		Mary Ann 
																		Mendoza, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		9
																		
																		Travis 
																		Grantham, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		14
																		
																		Neal 
																		Carter, Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		15
																		
																		Jacqueline 
																		Parker, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		15
																		
																		Teresa 
																		Martinez, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		16
																		
																		Rob 
																		Hudelson, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		16
																		
																		Cory 
																		McGarr, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		17
																		
																		Rachel 
																		Jones, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		17
																		
																		Lupe 
																		Diaz, Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		19
																		
																		Gary 
																		Snyder, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		23
																		
																		Timothy 
																		Dunn, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		25
																		
																		Beverly 
																		Pingerelli, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		28
																		
																		Kevin 
																		Payne, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		27
																		
																		David 
																		Livingston, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		28
																		
																		Steve 
																		Montenegro, 
																		Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		29
																		
																		Leo 
																		Biasiucci, Republican, 
																		Legislative 
																		District 
																		30 |  
																	| No 
																	Clear Answer |  
																	|  |  
																	| These 
																	candidates 
																	have failed 
																	to answer or 
																	not provided 
																	a clear 
																	answer on 
																	whether Joe 
																	Biden won 
																	the 
																	election. |  
																	|  |  
																	| Treasurer 
																	
																	State House 
																	of 
																	Representatives |  |  
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