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Dave Farnsworth

Candidate for Arizona State Senate – District 10

Arizona · Legislative District 10

Dave Farnsworth won the primary and is the party's nominee for the general election. Ran unopposed in the July 21, 2026 Republican primary. Faces Democratic nominee Blair Moses and independent Nick Fierro in the November 3, 2026 general election.

Source: ballotpedia.org · Last verified: October 23, 2026

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Statement

I have learned a tremendous amount in my time as a senator, as chairman of finance for two years, financial institutions for two years, government for two years, transportation for two years, education for one year and currently serving as chairman of appropriations Transportation and technology, rules and Joint Legislative Budget Committee. I learn more every day about how to serve my constituents and the state of Arizona. Recognized as the Champion of the Taxpayer, I have consistently advocated for crucial matters such as border security, school choice, Second Amendment rights, the sanctity of life, and the importance of strong family values. With roots tracing back three generations in Arizona, I am deeply committed to preserving our state's unique identity. Your support in the upcoming election is paramount. Let us safeguard Arizona from the perils of misguided policies that would mimic those of California. Together, let us work towards the restoration of liberty. Your vote for me, David Christian Farnsworth, will ensure our shared values endure.

Biography

David Farnsworth is a Republican member of the Arizona State Senate representing Legislative District 10 in east Mesa. Born in Mexico City in 1951, he has lived in Arizona since 1952. He owns Farnsworth and Associates and has worked in real estate, auto sales, and distribution, and as a licensed real estate and insurance agent, supervisor, and mechanic. He attended Mesa High School and studied business administration at Mesa Community College. He and his wife, Robin, have seven children and are members of the LDS Church. In the Senate he has chaired committees including Appropriations and Transportation. He ran unopposed in the July 21, 2026 Republican primary and faces Democrat Blair Moses and independent Nick Fierro in the November 3, 2026 general election.

Source: azleg.gov

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Issue Stances

Water Policy

No official stance on record.

Education Funding

Supports

Supports school choice as one of his stated priorities.

Border Security & Immigration

Supports

Names border security among his priority issues.

Housing Affordability

No official stance on record.

Election Integrity

Supports

Frames his campaign around conservative values and liberty.

Healthcare Access

Supports

Prioritizes Department of Child Safety oversight and missing children as a public welfare issue.

Public Safety & Criminal Justice

Supports

Prioritizes missing children, DCS oversight, Second Amendment rights, and strong family values.

Energy Policy

No official stance on record.

Economic Development & Jobs

Supports

Cites his small business, real estate, insurance, auto sales, and distribution background as relevant to Arizona business policy.

Reproductive Rights

Opposes

Lists the sanctity of life among his priorities, indicating opposition to abortion rights expansion.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports

Serves as chair of the Appropriations and Transportation Committee, indicating an active role in transportation policy.

Government Spending & Taxation

Supports

Described as a Champion of the Taxpayer; emphasizes conservative values, limited government, and fiscal restraint.

Legislature

Legislative Voting Record

No voting record on file.

If this candidate holds a legislative seat, visit the Arizona Legislature at azleg.gov for voting records.

Ballot

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Coverage

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