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Neal Carter |
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Far-right
MAGA Republican Neal Carter
is a member
of the
Arizona
House of
Representatives,
representing
District 15.
He assumed
office on
January 9,
2023. His
current term
ends on
January 11,
2027.
Carter has filed a Statement
of Interest with the Arizona Secretary of State
and is running for election as State
Representative for LD15 in the 2026 election. |
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Despite Broad Support For Abortion Access In
Their Districts, GOP Lawmakers Push New
Restrictions |
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"When lawmakers
returned to the Capitol after voters
approved Prop. 139, a handful of Republican
representatives introduced six bills and
resolutions that sought to curb abortion
access or narrow how the new constitutional
right could be applied, according to an
AZCIR review of legislation proposed in the
2025 session. Reps.
Rachel
Keshel,
Lupe Diaz,
Walter
Blackman and
Alexander Kolodin sponsored the
measures, while an amendment from Rep.
Neal Carter altered one proposal to
explicitly target the Arizona for Abortion
Access Act. |
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Jan. 12, 2026 |
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A List Of Over 45
Prominent Arizonans
Involved In The Jan.
6 Insurrection |
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"It’s been five
years since former
President
Donald Trump
incited an
insurrection at the
US Capitol in order
to remain in office.
A lot of Arizonans
were involved in
this effort on Jan.
6, 2021—from writing
legislation to
overturn the will of
the voters to
attending the riot.
Some have faced
consequences; many
are still in
positions of power.
Here’s a reminder of
who they are:" |
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| Every name in RED, as of this date, has now voted 3 times in two weeks to keep the 1864 Abortion Ban on the books and the law of Arizona. |
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Shame
On The 21 Far-Right Legislators Who Voted To
Shut Down Arizona's Schools |
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"Despite
the best efforts of the Arizona Freedom
Caucus, the state Legislature has voted to
waive the school spending cap so that
schools can remain open for the rest of the
year." [...] "These House Republicans voted
against raising the school spending limit: Neal
Carter of Queen Creek, Joseph
Chaplik of Scottsdale, Lupe
Diaz of Benson, Liz
Harris of Chandler, Justin
Heap of Mesa, Laurin
Hendrix of Gilbert, Rachel
Jones of Tucson, Alexander
Kolodin of Scottsdale, Cory
McGarr of Marana, Steve
Montenegro of Goodyear, Barbara
Parker of Mesa, Jacqueline
Parker of Mesa, Beverly
Pingerelli of Peoria and Austin
Smith of Wittmann. These Senate
Republicans voted against raising the school
spending limit: Frank
Carroll of Sun City, David
Farnsworth of Mesa, Jake
Hoffman of Queen Creek, Anthony
Kern of Glendale, Wendy
Rogers of Flagstaff, Janae
Shamp of Surprise and Justine
Wadsack of Tucson." |
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Feb.
7, 2023 |
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| Freedom Voter Guide: Neal Carter |
| 2022 |
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4. |
Conscience Rights for Creative Professionals: Allowing creative professionals (photographer, baker, wedding vendor) to decline to participate in events or create messages that violate their moral or religious beliefs. (Religious Freedom Laws) |
Support |
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Conscience Rights for Faith-Based Organizations: Exempting faith-based organizations from regulations that cause them to violate their sincerely held religious beliefs. (Religious Freedom Laws) |
Support |
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Women's Sports: Preventing biological males who identify as female from competing in women's sports. (Transgender Discrimination) |
Support |
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Gender Identity Counseling: Allowing parents to obtain professional counseling for children struggling with gender identity issues to help them reach their desired outcome. (Dangerous Reparative Therapy) |
Support |
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Protected Class for Sexual Orientation: Adding “sexual orientation” as a protected class alongside race, religion, sex, age, and disability in nondiscrimination law. (Candidate supports LGBTQIA Discrimination) |
Opposed |
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Protected Class for Gender Identity: Adding “gender identity” as a protected class alongside race, religion, sex, age, and disability in nondiscrimination law. (Candidate supports LGBTQIA Discrimination) |
Opposed |
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Medical Rights of Conscience: Allowing health care workers and providers the freedom to practice medicine in accordance with their personal beliefs and conscience. (Religious Freedom Laws) |
Support |
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Parental Rights for Healthcare Disclosure: Requiring schools to disclose to parents if the school is providing counseling or medical services to a child who desires to undergo “gender transition.” |
Support |
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In other words, as PROVEN by this bill, Republicans and ammosexuals find it wrong to discriminate against inanimate objects but have no problem discriminating against people. |
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