Who is on the November 3 Ballot?
2026 General Election Slate Card coming soon!
Congressional Districts 2, 5, and 6 are within the boundaries of Pinal County. These candidates are on the primary ballot. The website will be updated as more information becomes available.
These statewide candidates are on the General ballot.
Candidates in these Arizona Legislative Districts within the boundaries of Pinal County are on the General ballot.
AZ SENATE
AZ HOUSE
Vote for 2
Candidates for these offices in Pinal County are running for county offices.
No Democrat
District 1 Elizabeth Reed
District 2 No Democrat
District 3 No Democrat
District 4 No Democrat
District 5 No Democrat
District 6 Susan Bates
District 1 No Democrat
District 2 Dean Dill
District 3 George Arredondo, Sr
District 4 No Democrat
District 5 No Democrat
District 6 No Democrat
"The Arizona Commission on Judicial Performance Review (JPR) is responsible for developing performance standards and thresholds, and conducting performance reviews of justices and judges who are merit-selected and subject to retention elections. Currently, this includes judges and justices serving on the Arizona Supreme Court, Court of Appeals Division I, Court of Appeals Division II, Coconino County Superior Court, Maricopa County Superior Court, Pima County Superior Court, and Pinal County Superior Court." Learn More..
The performance review is conducted in October just before the November 3, 2026 Election.
SUPREME COURT
One member of the Supreme Court is for retention.
John Lopez IV
COURT OF APPEALS
Six members of the Division 2 Court of Appeals are up for retention.
Jeffrey L. Sklar
Karl Eppich
Sean Brearcliffe
Lacey S. Gard
Michael F. Kelly
Christopher J. O’Neil
SUPERIOR COURT
Six members of the Pinal County Superior Court are up for retention.
Jessica K. Dixon
Steven J. Fuller
Danielle Harris
Delia R. Neal
Karen F. Palmer
Daniel A. Washburn
Candidates for these offices Coming soon