SAY NO to Julie Willoughby, Janet Weninger and Kevin Hartke.

THEIR PRIORITIES ARE COSTING ARIZONANS.

Julie Willoughby, Janet Weninger and Kevin Hartke have records that raise serious questions about whose interests come first—from higher household costs to water policy and wages.

Learn more about their records.

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SAY NO to Julie Willoughby, Janet Weninger and Kevin Hartke.

THEIR PRIORITIES ARE COSTING ARIZONANS.

Julie Willoughby, Janet Weninger and Kevin Hartke have records that raise serious questions about whose interests come first—from higher household costs to water policy and wages.

Learn more about their records.

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Weninger
Hartke

JULIE WILLOUGHBY

Putting Special Interests Ahead of Arizona’s Water

Arizona’s water future is too important to get wrong. Willoughby has backed policies affecting groundwater conservation, development and water-supply protections—including measures the campaign argues benefit developers and other powerful interests.

Read Willoughby’s water plan

1. SB 1393, House Vote, 4/17/25. 2. SB 1300, House Vote, 5/6/25. 3. SB 1530, House Vote, 4/17/25.

JANET WENINGER

A Plan That Could Drive Down Arizona Wages

At a time when families are already struggling with the cost of living, Weninger has said she supports eliminating the minimum wage—a policy that would remove Arizona's wage floor.

Is Janet Weninger the Reverse Robin Hood?

1. iVoterGuide, Janet Weninger Candidate Profile, accessed 9/4/26.

KEVIN HARTKE

Higher Costs for Chandler Families

Kevin Hartke hasn’t met a rate hike he didn’t love. Water. Sewer. Trash. Chandler residents have faced increases in the cost of basic city services during Hartke's tenure as mayor. For families already squeezed by rising costs, those higher bills add up.

How high will prices go under Kevin Hartke’s leadership?

Source: City of Chandler, Proposed Utility Rate Changes, FY 2025–26, accessed 9/11/26; Phoenix Business Journal, “Chandler water bills to rise in March amid climbing costs,” accessed 9/11/26; SanTan Sun News, “Unending water rate hikes likely in Chandler’s future,” accessed 9/11/26.

All three candidates can’t get enough of the pay-to-playbook.

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Citations: 1. SB1007 (2024). 2. SB1001 (2023). 3. “Arizona public schools remain ranked last in the US as voucher spending hits $1 billion,” AZ Mirror, 9/22/2025; “Arizona Public Schools are among the worst in the U.S.,” Phoenix New Times, 7/22/2025. 4. HB2499, HB2500 (2026); “ESA audit flags millions of dollars in purchases with education funds,” ABC15, 3/6/2026; “ESA program reaches 100,000 students, costs soar past $1B,” Arizona Capitol Times, 2/1/2026.

Source: City of Chandler, FY2020-21 Adopted Budget, p.170; City of Chandler, Solid Waste Rate and Cost of Service Study, 1/31/22, p. 4; City of Chandler, "Utility Rates," effective 3/2/26.

Source: "Chandler City Council says recent Flock camera installations were approved in February," KJZZ, 6/17/26. Source: DeFlock Maps, maps.deflock.org, accessed 10/6/26

1. SB1530, House vote, 4/17/25; HB2059, House vote, 2/26/25. 2. HB2679, House vote, 5/7/25. 3. HB2667, floor amendment, 2/19/26; amendment vote, 2/24/26. 4. HB2796, House vote, 2/16/26; HB2926, House vote, 2/24/25; 2/26/25.

1. transparencyusa.org/az/candidate/julie-willoughby-can/contributors 2. SB 1178, HB 2796 (2026); HB 2449, HB 2926, HB 2945 (2025).

1. HB2499, HB2500 (2026); “ESA audit flags millions of dollars in purchases with education funds,” ABC15, 3/6/2026; “ESA program reaches 100,000 students, costs soar past $1B,” Arizona Capitol Times, 2/1/2026. 2. HB2953 (2025), HB4160 (2026), HB4145 (2026). 3. SB1847, FY2027 (2026); HB4138, FY2027 (2026).

Sources: “AFP Action Endorses Four Arizona House Candidates,” AFP Action, 7/8/26; www.azvoterguide.com/candidate/weninger-janet/,accessed 9/30/26; “Arizona key races: The competitive seats that could flip Congress and state legislature,” Copper Courier, 8/13/26; “ESAprogram reaches 100,000 students, costs soar past $1B,” Arizona Capitol Times, 2/1/26; “ESA audit flags millions of dollars in purchases witheducation funds,” ABC15, 3/6/26; “Condoms, gift cards and wedding gifts: Arizona parents allegedly misspent $10 million in ESA funds,” 12News,2/26/26; “I-TEAM: ESA parents bought diamond rings, lingerie, and Kenmore appliances with education tax dollars,” 12News, 8/18/25; “Arizonaattorney general threatens lawsuit over ESA expenses,” Arizona Republic, 12/3/25; “Taxpayer-funded school vouchers used for Disneyland tripsand international travel, public records obtained by 12News show,” 12News, 3/9/25; “Out-of-state couple headed behind bars after stealing$110,000 from Arizona’s lightly-regulated school voucher program,” 12News, 10/31/25

1. Consumer Affairs, accessed 10/14/26; AZ Mirror, 9/22/25; Phoenix New Times, 7/22/25. 2. Copper Courier, 8/13/26; ABC15, 3/6/26; 12News, 2/26/26, 8/18/25, 3/9/25; Arizona Republic, 12/3/25. 3. AZ Voter Guide, Janet Weninger, accessed 9/30/26; Arizona Capitol Times, 2/1/26; Transparency USA, Janet Kay Weninger, accessed 10/14/26.

1. www.transparencyusa.org/az/candidate/janet-kay-weninger/, accessed 10/14/26 2. City of Chandler,
Proposed Utility Rate Changes, FY 2025–26, accessed 9/11/26; City of Chandler, FY 2020-21 Adopted Budget, p.170; City of Chandler, Solid Waste Rate and Cost of Service Study, 1/31/22, p. 4; City of Chandler, Utility Rates, effective 3/2/26; SanTan Sun News, “Unending water rate hikes likely in Chandler’s future,” accessed 9/11/26.