Past campaign
U.S. Representative (Arizona, District 1)
General election
Arizona's 1st Congressional District, AZEnded 11/3/2026· Democratic Party
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Arizona's 1st Congressional District elections
Amish Shah
Emergency physicianDemocratic Party
AZ
About
Amish Shah is an American physician and Democratic politician, born in 1977/1978. He previously served in the Arizona House of Representatives from 2019 to 2024, representing Districts 24 and 5, resigning to focus on his congressional bid. With an M.D. from Northwestern and an M.P.H. from UC Berkeley, he has a career as an emergency physician. Shah is running for U.S. Congress in Arizona's 1st congressional district in 2026, emphasizing public health, evidence-based policy, and healthcare reform. He previously won a crowded Democratic primary in 2024 before a narrow general election loss. Shah aims to bring his medical and extensive legislative experience to Washington to address healthcare access and affordability for families.
Education
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Past Elections
How much has Amish Shah raised?
Amish Shah's campaign has reported raising $5,654,454 and spending $5,540,210 to the Federal Election Commission.
- Total raised
- $5,654,454
- Total spent
- $5,540,210
- Campaign committee
- AMISH FOR ARIZONA
How much have outside groups spent on Amish Shah?
Groups other than the campaign reported spending $1,439,977 to support Amish Shah and $13,547,526 to oppose them, in independent expenditures filed with the Federal Election Commission through October 26, 2026.
- Spent supporting
- $1,439,977
- Spent opposing
- $13,547,526
- Reported through
- October 26, 2026
Contact
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