Benjamin Larrabee won the election outright in the primary. Won a council seat outright in the July 21, 2026 primary, finishing third of six candidates for three seats with 17.7% of the vote (4,815 votes). Not on the November 3, 2026 ballot.
Source: elections.maricopa.gov · Last verified: October 23, 2026
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Benjamin "Ben" Larrabee is a Fountain Hills resident running as a challenger for one of three at-large Town Council seats in the 2026 nonpartisan primary. He describes Fountain Hills as the home where he married his wife and is raising his family, and spent years working to elect conservative candidates across Arizona before running himself. He campaigns on a "Keep Fountain Hills Great" platform of no new taxes, cutting wasteful spending, fixing roads, and preserving the town's single-family-home character. He won a seat outright in the July 21, 2026 primary, finishing third of six candidates with 17.7% of the vote.
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Water Policy
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Education Funding
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Border Security & Immigration
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Housing Affordability
OpposesOpposes high-density housing and champions single-family homes to preserve the town’s character.
"High-density housing will only fuel rampant urbanization"
Election Integrity
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Healthcare Access
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Public Safety & Criminal Justice
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Energy Policy
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Economic Development & Jobs
SupportsSupports cutting red tape for local business and attracting a keystone employer to make Fountain Hills a hub for small businesses and young families.
Reproductive Rights
No official stance on record.
Transportation & Infrastructure
SupportsPrioritizes fixing the town’s roads and potholes without raising taxes.
"I will prioritize fixing our roads WITHOUT tax increases."
Government Spending & Taxation
OpposesOpposes any new taxes — sales tax, property tax, or bonds — and pledges to fund priorities by cutting wasteful spending rather than raising revenue.
"Whether its sales tax, property tax, or bonds, the money in your pocket is yours."
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