Past Campaign
State Representative District 7
Primary election
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David Cook Sr. is not currently running for office on Civoren.
David Cook is a Republican politician running for the Arizona House of Representatives, District 7, in the 2026 primary election. Born in Oklahoma, he moved to Arizona in 1985 and is a graduate of Miami High School. He is a rancher and co-founded the DC Cattle Company with his wife. Cook previously served in the Arizona House of Representatives from 2016 to 2025, representing District 7 and District 8 during different terms. In the legislature, he was involved with committees on commerce, agriculture, military affairs, and transportation. Cook champions traditional family and western values, supporting programs like 4-H and FFA. He introduced legislation to protect endangered species information on private land and notably voted against a flat tax bill. In 2018, he was arrested on suspicion of a DUI.
David Cook Sr. has a recorded position on three issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Cook supported legislation (HB 2674) to establish a study committee assessing Arizona's housing supply and access, calling the lack of affordable housing a 'crisis point' and urging the Legislature to act.
“The lack of affordable housing in Arizona is currently at a crisis point. In this moment, the State Legislature has an opportunity to lead and do some good for Arizona families.”
azleg.govAs of February 2022
As a state representative, Cook supported HB 2674, legislation to establish a study committee on Arizona's housing supply, calling housing affordability a crisis and urging the legislature to act.
“The lack of affordable housing in Arizona is currently at a crisis point. In this moment, the State Legislature has an opportunity to lead and do some good for Arizona families.”
azleg.govAs of February 2022
As a rural rancher and legislator, Cook has consistently supported balancing water availability with responsible growth, chairing the Ad Hoc Committee on Groundwater Supply in Pinal County and applauding federal rollback of the WOTUS rule as reducing overreach into agricultural water use.
“We need to continue moving Pinal County forward in a responsible way for growth while balancing our water availability for the future.”
azleg.govAs of November 2019
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