Juan Ciscomani

Republican Party (R)

U.S. Representative (District 6) (seeking re-election) · District 6, Arizona, United States of America · 2026

PurposeCiscomani is running for a third term to keep this Tucson-area seat in Republican hands, campaigning on his record of delivering federal funding and bipartisan wins for southern Arizona.

Economy
On the economy, the site points to legislation eliminating taxes on tips, overtime pay, and Social Security income as a way for constituents to "keep more of what they earn."

Health
On health care, the site cites his role in securing "the largest investment in cancer research in American history," record funding for women's health research, and more than $100 million in Alzheimer's research funding, plus expanded rural health access.

Security
On security, the site credits him with a new military mission for Fort Huachuca that protects regional jobs and defense capacity, and with work to secure veterans' homeownership, education benefits, and survivor benefits for military families. It also cites new vehicles and equipment for law enforcement in Sahuarita, Marana, Tucson, and Cochise County.

Infrastructure
On infrastructure, the site cites more than $60 million secured for community projects in his first three years, including Bisbee-Douglas International Airport improvements, bridge and roadway repairs across five counties, and water infrastructure upgrades.

Governance
On governance, the site notes his ranking as "Arizona's most effective member of Congress" by the nonpartisan Center for Effective Lawmaking and emphasizes a record of bipartisan work.

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