AZ-6 Tucson suburbs

Arizona

Not calledR -2.0closes 9:00 pm ET
Lean D

Who's running

Juan CiscomaniRIncumbent

Juan Ciscomani has been in Congress since 2023. Before that he worked for the University of Arizona, the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and Gov. Doug Ducey. He won his last two races by about 2 to 3 points.

What they say they'll do
  • Two-term congressman, first elected 2022
  • Former aide to Gov. Doug Ducey
  • Raised $7.65 million as of Nov. 2
JoAnna MendozaD

JoAnna Mendoza served 20 years in the Navy and Marine Corps. She later worked for Rep. Tom O'Halleran and ran a nonprofit. She lost a race for the Arizona Senate in 2020.

What they say they'll do
  • 20-year Navy and Marine Corps veteran
  • Former congressional staffer and nonprofit leader
  • Raised $11.2 million as of Nov. 2, more than Ciscomani

The tea ☕

  • A May 2026 TV report found Ciscomani took nearly $40,000 in campaign money from two fellow Republican congressmen tied to misconduct allegations. The report raised questions about whether he would keep the money, and no answer was reported.
  • The race got personal in the ads. Ciscomani ran spots titled Too Extreme and Toxic about Mendoza, and Mendoza's campaign called Ciscomani spineless over his votes on costs and health care.

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