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U.S. House · AZ-04 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Greg Stanton

Democratic candidate for Arizona's 4th Congressional District

A former Phoenix mayor focused on East Valley water infrastructure, lower housing and healthcare costs, paid leave and reproductive freedom.

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DistrictAZ-04
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Greg stands.

Campaign position

Secure Arizona's Colorado River share

  • He seeks fair conservation commitments from every Basin state and federal investment in recycling, groundwater recharge and local water systems

Campaign position

Build homes by reforming permitting

  • He supports faster permitting, converting unused buildings to housing and expanding affordable-housing tax credits to increase supply

Campaign position

Protect coverage and lower prescription costs

  • He backs extending ACA tax credits, defending Medicare and Medicaid, and confronting drug companies and pharmacy middlemen over high prices

Campaign position

Guarantee paid family and medical leave

  • He supports a national paid-leave program, universal pre-K and stronger care options for working families and older adults

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Reverse tariffs and restore cheaper broadband

  • He would roll back Trump's tariffs, promote competition in food markets and restart the Affordable Connectivity Program to lower internet bills

Campaign position

Protect abortion, contraception and IVF

  • He supports restoring federal abortion protections, protecting family-building care and blocking use of the Comstock Act as a national abortion ban

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2023

    Accomplishment

    Helped deliver Tempe water-recycling funding

    Helped deliver $3.45 million for Tempe's Kyrene reclamation and recharge work; a separate $37.5 million authorization allowed future funding.

  2. 2012–2018

    Experience

    Phoenix mayor

    Served as mayor of Phoenix.

  3. Since 2019

    Experience

    U.S. representative

    Represented the East Valley, working on infrastructure, water, healthcare and workforce training.

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