Pima County Republican Precinct Committeeman — Precinct 142

Juan Ciscomani

Juan Ciscomani

Representative in CongressIncumbentRepublican Party

Tucson, AZ

About

Juan Ciscomani, a 43-year-old Republican, represents Arizona’s 6th Congressional District, having served since January 2023. An incumbent congressman, he is seeking reelection in 2026. Ciscomani is a champion of veterans' issues, having introduced veterans-focused legislation and serving on the House Veterans' Affairs Committee. He advocates for American energy independence, public safety, and support for law enforcement, and strongly supports the 2nd Amendment. Ciscomani works to secure community project funding for his district and sits on the House Appropriations Committee, where he is Vice Chair for the Homeland Security subcommittee. He is recognized as Arizona's most effective legislator.

Where does Juan Ciscomani stand on the issues?

Juan Ciscomani's campaign lists three priority issues. Civoren has not yet recorded a stance on any of them.

  • Cost of Living & Affordability

    “When I talk to people here in Southern Arizona, I constantly hear that the price of housing, groceries, and general day to day necessities have gone out of control. The inflation of the past 4 years has seen too many Americans losing more and more of their savings. It should never be this expensive to live in America or Southern Arizona. Government spending under this administration has ballooned to levels we’ve never seen before and Congress leaves the American people to feel the pressure. Common sense reduction in spending is needed immediately.”

    ballotpedia.orgAs of October 2026

  • Immigration

    “Immigration is an issue close to my heart. It’s had a long history in America and been how so many families can trace their roots. But the border has too long been the vessel for dangerous substances like fentanyl and the increase of human trafficking. We must secure the border as soon as possible and do it in the right manner. This includes making our immigration process better equipped and more capable to help immigrants receive citizenship. It took over ten years for my family and I to receive citizenship and it shouldn’t be this way.”

    ballotpedia.orgAs of October 2026

  • Water Supply & Drought

    “Arizona is a state where water is a precious resource. And we are reaching a point where we need to have serious conversations about how we are to conserve water in Arizona into the future. This takes bipartisan support and effort to do this, water access doesn’t just affect Republicans; it affects all of us.”

    ballotpedia.orgAs of October 2026

Education

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Past Elections

Past campaign

U.S. Representative (Arizona, District 6)

General election

Arizona's 6th Congressional District, AZEnded 11/3/2026· Republican Party

Past campaign details are available on the full race page.

Past campaign

Representative in Congress District 6

Primary election

Congressional District 6, ArizonaEnded 7/21/2026

Past campaign details are available on the full race page.

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Past campaign

Pima County Republican Precinct Committeeman — Precinct 142

Primary election

Pima County, AZEnded 7/21/2026

Past campaign details are available on the full race page.

How much has Juan Ciscomani raised?

Juan Ciscomani's campaign has reported raising $7,649,794 and spending $7,267,656 to the Federal Election Commission.

Total raised
$7,649,794
Total spent
$7,267,656
Campaign committee
CISCOMANI FOR CONGRESS

How much have outside groups spent on Juan Ciscomani?

Groups other than the campaign reported spending $3,507,332 to support Juan Ciscomani and $8,202,686 to oppose them, in independent expenditures filed with the Federal Election Commission through October 26, 2026.

Spent supporting
$3,507,332
Spent opposing
$8,202,686
Reported through
October 26, 2026

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