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David Cook Sr.

Candidate for Arizona State House – District 7

Arizona · Legislative District 7

David Cook Sr. won the primary and is the party's nominee for the general election. Finished second of four in the July 21, 2026 Republican primary for two LD7 House seats, with about 27% of the vote. Faces Democratic nominee Samuel Martin and Green Party nominee Richard Grayson, alongside Rep. Walt Blackman, in the November 3, 2026 general election.

Source: en.wikipedia.org · Last verified: October 23, 2026

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Statement

I'm a work horse whose rural roots are deep and real. I'm a rancher and state leader on issues related to water, agriculture, ranching, and more. My record is 100% pro-Taxpayer, pro-2nd Amendment, pro-Life, and pro-Constitution. I've delivered college and K-12 funding for our classrooms and teachers, I've championed real election integrity measures, pushed to secure our borders and enforce our laws, and brought funding to our district to improve our roads, highways and bridges. Payson, Globe, Florence, Williams, Heber, Show Low, Snowflake or Pinetop-Lakeside aren't just places on a map, they're my towns and people. I support President Trump's fight against the DC swamp and ran the bill to Term Limit Congress. I'm running as a team with Walt Blackman because we share conservative values, we both fight for rural Arizona, and I appreciate his service to our nation and the integrity he brings to the job. You get TWO VOTES for State House, so please vote David Cook AND Walt Blackman. Thank you!

Biography

David Cook Sr. is a lifelong Arizonan who owns and operates DC Cattle Company. A former member of the Legislature, he has focused on ranching, agriculture, rural issues, water, education, and transportation and infrastructure funding for roads and bridges in rural Arizona. He and his wife, Diana, have been married since 2000 and have two children. He finished second in the July 21, 2026 Republican primary with about 27% of the vote and, with Rep. Walt Blackman, faces Democratic nominee Samuel Martin and Green Party nominee Richard Grayson in the November 3, 2026 general election.

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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

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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

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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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