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U.S. House · AZ-09 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Danielle Sterbinsky

Democratic candidate for Arizona's 9th Congressional District

A Navy veteran and human-resources professional running to lower housing and childcare costs, offer a public health option and invest in rural Arizona.

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DistrictAZ-09
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Danielle stands.

Campaign position

Help first-time buyers and renters

  • She supports down-payment assistance for first-time homebuyers and rental help to keep families securely housed

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Offer a public health insurance option

  • She backs a public option, lower prescription costs and action against waste and middlemen that make coverage more expensive

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Make childcare affordable for working parents

  • She supports affordable, quality childcare so parents do not have to give up a paycheck to care for their children

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Raise wages and challenge price-fixing

  • She backs a higher federal minimum wage, support for small businesses and action against monopolies and algorithmic price-fixing

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Connect rural communities and protect water

  • She supports broadband expansion, rural infrastructure grants, water protection and partnerships respecting Native sovereignty

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Limit terms and reduce big-money influence

  • She pledges a maximum of three House terms and supports transparent campaign finance and public-financing options

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2026

    Accomplishment

    Democratic nominee

    Won the Democratic nomination for Arizona's 9th Congressional District.

  • Experience

    Navy operations specialist

    Served aboard USS Bainbridge as an operations specialist.

  • Experience

    Workplace leadership training

    Earned a master's degree in industrial-organizational psychology and a human-resources certification.

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