JoAnna Mendoza

Democratic Party (D)
U.S. Representative (District 6) · District 6, Arizona, United States of America · 2026
PurposeMendoza is challenging Ciscomani for the second straight cycle, arguing southern Arizona needs a representative focused on lowering costs and restoring accountability in Washington.

Economy
On the economy, the campaign lists "Cost of Living" and jobs as top priorities, pledging to lower costs and protect families and seniors while bringing good-paying jobs to Southern Arizona and protecting workers, though the issues page states these as headline priorities without itemized proposals.

Health
On health care, the campaign lists "strengthening the healthcare system" as a distinct priority area, without further detail on the issues page as reviewed.

Security
On immigration and border security together, the campaign frames its goal as "safe communities, strong borders, and real immigration solutions." Separately, under national security, it says it would stand with U.S. allies.

Immigration
See Security above — the campaign treats border security and immigration as one combined priority area on its issues page.

Governance
On governance, the campaign calls for "restoring trust and accountability in government" and describes its approach as servant leadership willing to work across party lines, alongside a stated commitment to veterans.

Infrastructure
The campaign's issues page also lists "Environment" (climate, water, and energy security for rural Arizona) as a priority area, though outside this document's topic buckets.

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