Juan Ciscomani

Care Can’t Wait Action, the political arm of an advocacy group, will launch a six-figure ad campaign in six congressional districts targeting Republican representatives by highlighting the costs of caregiving compared to local median wages. A seventh ad is planned in another district after a primary. The campaign follows polling showing 70% of voters in battleground districts are caregivers.

The USDA will invest $25 million in a new sterile fly dispersal facility in Arizona to combat New World Screwworm. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced this during a visit, joined by Arizona GOP Reps Andy Biggs, Juan Ciscomani, and Eli Crane.

Trump-endorsed candidates won key Republican primary races in Arizona, including Andy Biggs for governor and Jay Feely in the 1st Congressional District. Democrats avoided a far-left upset in the 4th District as Rep. Greg Stanton secured his nomination.

Rep. Juan Ciscomani won the GOP primary in a competitive Arizona House district, positioning him for a November rematch against Democrat JoAnna Mendoza. Mendoza faces scrutiny over campaign account content and past remarks on decriminalizing prostitution, but Democrats consider her a strong candidate. The race is rated a 'toss-up' by Cook Political Report, with both candidates lacking primary opposition.

Rep. Juan Ciscomani secured the GOP primary in Arizona’s competitive district, while Marine veteran JoAnna Mendoza faces scandals ahead of the November election. The district, a key target for Democrats to flip, is rated a 'toss-up' by Cook Political Report.

An Arizona Democrat is running for Congress to challenge Rep. Juan Ciscomani in a competitive race. The candidate previously supported decriminalizing prostitution to assist transgender people.