2024 Arizona House of Representatives election

2024 Arizona House of Representatives elections
All 60 seats in the Arizona House of Representatives ; 31 seats needed for a majority
	Map of the incumbents:; Democratic incumbent; Republican incumbent
Incumbent Speaker ; Ben Toma ; Republican	; ;

Last updated April 27, 2024

The 2024 Arizona House of Representatives elections will be held on November 5, 2024. Voters will elect all 60 members of the Arizona House of Representatives to serve two-year terms with two members chosen from each of the state's 30 legislative districts. Primary elections will be held on July 30, 2024.^[1]

Predictions

Source	Ranking	As of
270toWin ^[3]	Tilt R	April 12, 2024

Summary of results by district

† - Incumbent not seeking re-election

District	Incumbent
1st	Selina Bliss	Rep
1st	Quang Nguyen	Rep
2nd	Judy Schwiebert†	Dem
2nd	Justin Wilmeth	Rep
3rd	Joseph Chaplik	Rep
3rd	Alexander Kolodin	Rep
4th	Matt Gress	Rep
4th	Laura Terech†	Dem
5th	Sarah Liguori ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Dem
5th	Charles Lucking ^{[lower-alpha 2]}	Dem
6th	Mae Peshlakai	Dem
6th	Myron Tsosie	Dem
7th	David Cook†	Rep
7th	David Marshall	Rep
8th	Melody Hernandez†	Dem
8th	Deborah Nardozzi†^{[lower-alpha 3]}	Dem
9th	Lorena Austin	Dem
9th	Seth Blattman	Dem
10th	Justin Heap†	Rep
10th	Barbara Parker†	Rep
11th	Oscar De Los Santos	Dem
11th	Junelle Cavero ^{[lower-alpha 4]}	Dem
12th	Patty Contreras	Dem
12th	Stacey Travers	Dem
13th	Jennifer Pawlik†	Dem
13th	Julie Willoughby ^{[lower-alpha 5]}	Rep
14th	Travis Grantham†	Rep
14th	Laurin Hendrix	Rep
15th	Jacqueline Parker†	Rep
15th	Neal Carter	Rep
16th	Teresa Martinez	Rep
16th	Keith Seaman	Dem
17th	Rachel Jones	Rep
17th	Cory McGarr	Rep
18th	Nancy Gutierrez	Dem
18th	Christopher Mathis	Dem
19th	Gail Griffin	Rep
19th	Lupe Diaz	Rep
20th	Betty Villegas ^{[lower-alpha 6]}	Dem
20th	Alma Hernandez	Dem
21st	Consuelo Hernandez	Dem
21st	Stephanie Stahl Hamilton	Dem
22nd	Lupe Contreras	Dem
22nd	Elda Luna-Nájera ^{[lower-alpha 7]}	Dem
23rd	Mariana Sandoval	Dem
23rd	Michele Pena	Rep
24th	Analise Ortiz†	Dem
24th	Lydia Hernandez	Dem
25th	Tim Dunn†	Rep
25th	Michael Carbone	Rep
26th	Cesar Aguilar	Dem
26th	Quantá Crews ^{[lower-alpha 8]}	Dem
27th	Ben Toma†	Rep
27th	Kevin Payne†	Rep
28th	Beverly Pingerelli	Rep
28th	David Livingston	Rep
29th	Steve Montenegro	Rep
29th	Austin Smith†	Rep
30th	Leo Biasiucci	Rep
30th	John Gillette	Rep

Retirements

Republican

District 7: David Cook is term-limited.
District 10: Justin Heap is running for Maricopa County Recorder.^[4]
District 10: Barbara Parker is retiring.^[5]
District 14: Travis Grantham is term-limited.^[5]
District 15: Jacqueline Parker is retiring.^[5]
District 25: Tim Dunn is running for the Arizona State Senate.
District 27: Ben Toma is running for the U.S. House of Representatives.^[6]
District 27: Kevin Payne is term-limited.
District 29: Austin Smith withdrew amid accusations of signature fraud.^[7]

Democratic

District 2: Judy Schwiebert is running for the Arizona State Senate.
District 4: Laura Terech is retiring.
District 8: Melody Hernandez was running for the Arizona State Senate, but withdrew amid accusations of signature fraud.^[8]
District 8: Deborah Nardozzi is retiring.^[9]
District 13: Jennifer Pawlik is retiring.^[10]
District 24: Analise Ortiz is running for the Arizona State Senate.^[11]

Detailed results

District 1 • District 2 • District 3 • District 4 • District 5 • District 6 • District 7 • District 8 • District 9 • District 10 • District 11 • District 12 • District 13 • District 14 • District 15 • District 16 • District 17 • District 18 • District 19 • District 20 • District 21 • District 22 • District 23 • District 24 • District 25 • District 26 • District 27 • District 28 • District 29 • District 30

District 1

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Jay Ruby
	Democratic	Marcia Smith
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Selina Bliss (incumbent)
	Republican	Quang Nguyen (incumbent)
	Republican	Shawn Wildman
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 2

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Stephanie Simacek
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Ari Bradshaw
	Republican	Justin Wilmeth (incumbent)
	Republican	Neil DeSanti (withdrawn)^[12]
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
	Independent	Tom Simes
Total votes			100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 3

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Richard Corles
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Joseph Chaplik (incumbent)
	Republican	Alexander Kolodin (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 4

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Kelli Butler
	Democratic	Karen Gresham
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Pamela Carter
	Republican	Matt Gress (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 5

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Sarah Liguori (incumbent)
	Democratic	Charles Lucking (incumbent)
	Democratic	Aaron Márquez
	Democratic	Dorri Thyden
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 6

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Angela Maloney
	Democratic	Mae Peshlakai (incumbent)
	Democratic	Myron Tsosie (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Lloyd Johnson
	Republican	Rich King
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 7

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Kevin Chiquete
	Democratic	Nancy Hartl
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Walter "Walt" Blackman
	Republican	Andrew Costanzo
	Republican	John Fillmore
	Republican	Barby Ingle
	Republican	David Marshall, Sr. (incumbent)
	Republican	Steven Slaton
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 8

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Janeen Connolly
	Democratic	Brian Garcia
	Democratic	Juan Mendez
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Caden Darrow
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 9

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Lorena Austin (incumbent)
	Democratic	Seth Blattman (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Kylie Barber
	Republican	Mary Ann Mendoza
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
	Libertarian	Michael Eaton (withdrawn)^[13]
Total votes			100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 10

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Helen Hunter
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Matt Greer
	Republican	Ralph Heap
	Republican	Justin Olson
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 11

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Michael Butts
	Democratic	Junelle Cavero (incumbent)
	Democratic	Oscar De Los Santos (incumbent)
	Democratic	Izaak Ruiz
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Cesar Aleman
	Republican	Joseph Dailey
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 12

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Patricia "Patty" Contreras (incumbent)
	Democratic	Anastasia "Stacey" Travers (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Lawrence Hudson
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 13

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Nicholas Gonzales
	Democratic	Brandy Reese
	Democratic	Shante Saulsberry (withdrawn)^[14]
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Jeff Weninger
	Republican	Julie Willoughby (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 14

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Joel Coen
	Republican	Laurin Hendrix (incumbent)
	Republican	Lalani Hunsaker
	Republican	Andrew Jackson
	Republican	Khyl Powell
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 15

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Barbara Beneitone
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Peter Anello
	Republican	Neal Carter (incumbent)
	Republican	Alex Stovall
	Republican	Michael Way
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 16

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Keith Seaman (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Rob Hudelson
	Republican	Chris Lopez
	Republican	Teresa Martinez (incumbent)
	Republican	Gabriela "Gabby" Mercer
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 17

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Kevin Volk
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Rachel Jones (incumbent)
	Republican	Cory McGarr (incumbent)
	Republican	Anna Orth
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 18

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Nancy Gutierrez (incumbent)
	Democratic	Chris Mathis (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Leonard "Len" Rosenblum
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 19

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Gregg Frostrom, Jr.
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Lupe Diaz (incumbent)
	Republican	Gail Griffin (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 20

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Alma Hernandez (incumbent)
	Democratic	Betty Villegas (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 21

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Consuelo Hernandez (incumbent)
	Democratic	Briana "Breezy" Ortega
	Democratic	Stephanie Stahl Hamilton (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Christopher Kibbey
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 22

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Lupe Chavira Contreras (incumbent)
	Democratic	Elda Luna-Nájera (incumbent)
	Democratic	Betsy Munoz
	Democratic	Jen Wynne
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Blaine "BJ" Griffin, Sr.
	Republican	Diana Jones
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 23

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	James "Jimmy" Holmes
	Democratic	Matias Rosales
	Democratic	Mariana Sandoval (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Michele Peña (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 24

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Anna Abeytia
	Democratic	Lydia Hernandez (incumbent)
	Democratic	Hector Jaramillo
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 25

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	William "Bill" Olear
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Michael Carbone (incumbent)
	Republican	Gary Garcia Snyder
	Republican	Nickolas "Nick" Kupper
	Republican	Steve Markegard
Total votes			100.00%
Libertarian Party Primary Results
	Libertarian	Nathan Madden (withdrawn)^[15]
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 26

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Cesar Aguilar (incumbent)
	Democratic	Quantá Crews (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Skyla Edwards
	Republican	Frank Roberts
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 27

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Deborah Howard
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Linda Busam
	Republican	Lisa Fink
	Republican	Brian Morris
	Republican	Tony Rivero
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 28

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Barbara Fike
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Susan Black
	Republican	David Livingston (incumbent)
	Republican	Beverly Pingerelli (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 29

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Tanairí Ochoa-Martínez
	Democratic	Tom Tzitzura
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Steve Montenegro (incumbent)
	Republican	Austin Smith (incumbent) (withdrawn)^[16]
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

District 30

Primary Election Results
Party		Candidate	%
Democratic Party Primary Results
	Democratic	Monica Timberlake
Total votes			100.00%
Republican Party Primary Results
	Republican	Leo Biasiucci (incumbent)
	Republican	John Gillette (incumbent)
Total votes			100.00%

General Election Results
Party		%
	Democratic
	Republican
	Republican
Total votes		100.00%
	hold
	hold

Notes

↑ Appointed February 15, 2024, to fill the vacancy following Jennifer Longdon's resignation.
↑ Appointed February 8, 2024, to fill the vacancy following Amish Shah's resignation.
↑ Appointed April 4, 2024, to fill the vacancy following Jevin Hodge's resignation. Hodge was originally appointed on February 2, 2024, to fill the vacancy following Athena Salman's resignation.
↑ Appointed April 17, 2024, to fill the vacancy following Marcelino Quiñonez's resignation.
↑ Appointed May 5, 2023, to fill the vacancy following Liz Harris's expulsion.
↑ Appointed July 31, 2023, to fill the vacancy following Andrés Cano's resignation.
↑ Appointed March 1, 2024, to fill the vacancy following Leezah Sun's resignation.
↑ Appointed June 7, 2023, to fill the vacancy following Flavio Bravo's resignation.

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[Liguori-4] Appointed February 15, 2024, to fill the vacancy following Jennifer Longdon's resignation.

[Lucking-5] Appointed February 8, 2024, to fill the vacancy following Amish Shah's resignation.

[Nardozzi_Hodge_Salman-6] Appointed April 4, 2024, to fill the vacancy following Jevin Hodge's resignation. Hodge was originally appointed on February 2, 2024, to fill the vacancy following Athena Salman's resignation.

[Cavero-7] Appointed April 17, 2024, to fill the vacancy following Marcelino Quiñonez's resignation.

[Willoughby-8] Appointed May 5, 2023, to fill the vacancy following Liz Harris's expulsion.

[Villegas-9] Appointed July 31, 2023, to fill the vacancy following Andrés Cano's resignation.

[Luna-Nájera-10] Appointed March 1, 2024, to fill the vacancy following Leezah Sun's resignation.

[Crews-11] Appointed June 7, 2023, to fill the vacancy following Flavio Bravo's resignation.

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