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Monica Alponte

Candidate for U.S. House of Representatives – District 1

Arizona · Congressional District 1

Monica Alponte won the primary and is the party's nominee for the general election. Ran unopposed in the July 21, 2026 Libertarian primary. Faces Democratic nominee Amish Shah and Republican nominee Jay Feely in the November 3, 2026 general election.

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

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Statement

Monica Alponte is a Libertarian. Raised in a military family, she knows the costs of war, fueling her commitment to PEACE and non-intervention. A retired business writer, TV talk show co-host, and local community leader, Monica parted ways with the uniparty to champion civil liberties and true individual sovereignty. "NOT LEFT, NOT RIGHT, JUST FREE." Today, she is a new voice, part of the national coalition dedicated to peace and diplomacy across the board—not just ending aggression in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, Ukraine, Russia, Venezuela, but all aggression! "American foreign policy can work in harmony with all nations: DE-ESCALATE, SWORDS TO PLOWSHARES! Times are evolving; the new generation wants prosperity and a new path of building together. KEEP FAITH: it can and will be done!" ISSUES NEAR AND DEAR: Fiscal Sanity — Prosperity — Parental Sovereignty — Free Speech — Pro-2A — Property Rights — Compassionate Animal Stewardship — Peace and Non-intervention — Reject AIPAC — End Foreign Lobbying — Border Security — End Incentives for Illegal Immigration — Establish Term Limits — Repeal Citizens United, because what started as free speech has now become MONOPOLY, allowing oligarchs to dictate who wins primaries and gets into office.

Biography

Monica Alponte is the Libertarian nominee for Arizona's 1st Congressional District. She describes herself as a retired business writer, community leader, and former co-host of a conservative TV talk show, and says she began breaking with the two major parties in 2008. She says she has spent about 21 years in community work in Arizona, including working with the county on road and driver safety and advocating for homeowner association reform. Her campaign emphasizes foreign-policy non-intervention, refusing money from foreign lobbies such as AIPAC, abolishing the IRS and the Federal Reserve, free speech, and Second Amendment rights. Alponte ran unopposed in the July 21, 2026 Libertarian primary and faces Democrat Amish Shah and Republican Jay Feely in the November 3 general election.

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Water Policy

No official stance on record.

Education Funding

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Border Security & Immigration

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Her campaign lists secure border and ending incentives for illegal immigration as issues near and dear, and repeats support for border security in its platform language.

Housing Affordability

No official stance on record.

Election Integrity

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Her campaign calls for repealing Citizens United and ending foreign lobbying, signaling support for campaign finance reforms tied to election integrity.

Healthcare Access

No official stance on record.

Public Safety & Criminal Justice

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Her campaign emphasizes constitutional rights and a defense first posture, including strong Second Amendment language, but offers limited criminal justice detail.

Energy Policy

No official stance on record.

Economic Development & Jobs

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Her campaign emphasizes fiscal sanity, limited government, prosperity, abolishing the IRS, and returning money to families through a smaller federal state.

Reproductive Rights

No official stance on record.

Transportation & Infrastructure

No official stance on record.

Government Spending & Taxation

Supports

Her campaign emphasizes fiscal sanity, limited government, prosperity, abolishing the IRS, and returning money to families through a smaller federal state.

Legislature

Legislative Voting Record

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