Juan Ciscomani

Ciscomani supports federal water security work for Arizona, including Colorado River conservation, tribal water rights settlements, watershed resiliency, groundwater research, and Nogales wastewater infrastructure funding.

Ciscomani supports education related federal work, including charter school facility funding and appropriations influence over education funding. His page is stronger on school choice and facility support than broad public school funding.

Ciscomani makes southern border security a top priority. He supports Remain in Mexico style policies, stronger immigration law enforcement, cartel disruption, and expanded penalties for border related criminal activity.

No official stance on record.

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Ciscomani maintains a health issue page and highlights rural health investments. Label reflects support for healthcare access projects rather than a universal coverage position.

Ciscomani ties public safety to border enforcement, fentanyl trafficking, cartel disruption, and penalties for high speed chases involving smugglers near the border.

Ciscomani supports energy development and permitting reforms, including residential solar permitting, critical minerals supply, and energy and water appropriations investments.

Ciscomani frames water, energy, critical minerals, and appropriations work as tied to Arizona economic growth, including microchip manufacturing, aerospace, and critical minerals industries.

Outside sources and reproductive rights organizations characterize Ciscomani as having an anti-abortion voting record.

Ciscomani's appropriations role includes transportation and infrastructure jurisdiction, and his water and community project funding work supports infrastructure investment in Arizona.

No official stance on record.