Brian McMahan
Candidate for Arizona State House – District 30
Arizona · Legislative District 30
Statement
Chief Brian McMahan (ret.) is running for State House of Representatives in Legislative District 30 to ensure rural Arizona has a strong, independent voice in Phoenix. After 40 years in public service, including leading fire districts in La Paz County, Brian understands the real challenges facing families, small businesses, veterans, seniors, and underserved communities. Brian is committed to cutting through partisan gridlock to focus on practical, common-sense solutions that improve everyday lives. He believes government should be transparent, accountable, and responsive—stepping in when needed, but not overreaching. His leadership is grounded in listening, building coalitions, and taking action when it matters most. Throughout his career, Brian has worked alongside diverse communities, earning trust through service and results. He knows that effective leadership means putting people before politics and finding ways to move forward together. He will prioritize public safety, economic opportunity, and responsible governance that reflects the needs of rural Arizona. Brian is running a Clean Elections campaign, refusing special interest money to remain accountable only to the people he serves. Vote for Brian McMahan.
Biography
Chief Brian McMahan (ret.) is a lifelong public servant dedicated to building stronger, safer communities. Over a 40-year career, he served with distinction, including as Fire Chief for the Parker and Buckskin Fire Districts in La Paz County. His experience responding to emergencies and supporting people in both crisis and celebration shaped his commitment to service, accountability, and compassion. Brian believes in transparent, responsive government that works for everyone. He has spent his career listening, solving problems, and putting people first. Now, he seeks to bring that same leadership and integrity to serve the residents of Legislative District 30.
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Education Funding
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Border Security & Immigration
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Housing Affordability
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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
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Reproductive Rights
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Transportation & Infrastructure
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Government Spending & Taxation
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Legislature
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