Teri Ann Hourihan

Hourihan calls Arizona's water situation a crisis rather than only a management problem. She wants stricter conservation rules, more state-regulated active management areas limiting groundwater pumping, and a pause of perhaps six months on new data center construction while the state studies regulations on their water and energy use.

"We need to ensure that conservation methods are more strict in Arizona"

Hourihan supports protecting and expanding ESA access with fraud-reduction auditing, transparent district audits, caps on non-instructional spending, and more charter and classical school options. She also calls for reviewing teacher and administrator salaries and funding counseling services in public schools.

Hourihan supports deploying a state guard for border, drug, and human trafficking interdiction, coordinating with Texas and Florida on enforcement compacts, auditing welfare recipients for citizenship verification, and backing President Trump on border control.

Hourihan does not have a conventional housing supply platform. She supports expanding shelters, placing mental health clinics near shelters, creating transitional living programs, and supporting transitional homes for mothers and children.

No direct public position found on voter ID, mail voting, ballot counting, election audits, or county election administration. Her campaign emphasizes accountability and anti-corruption but those are broader government integrity positions, not a specific election integrity platform.

Hourihan supports reviewing AHCCCS provider suspensions and clearing pending payments, reviewing DES and ALTCS funding, and changing DDD funding to better support children and families. She also supports expanding behavioral health services, crisis services, and mental health clinics near shelters.

Hourihan supports increased resources in high-crime communities, expanded behavioral health and crisis services, more available crisis workers, and improved reentry programs for released prisoners. Her border platform also emphasizes drug and human trafficking interdiction.

Hourihan supports ending participation in California-style emissions compacts, offering tax credits for efficiency upgrades, promoting solar and wind infrastructure, and preventing utilities from passing unnecessary costs to consumers. She also supports repealing blended fuel mandates and climate-era regulations she says increase gas and logistics costs.

Hourihan supports aligning education with workforce skills, helping mid-career workers with barriers like childcare and transportation, skill training programs for low-income populations, manufacturing incentives, trade corridors, rural workforce development, and maintaining a competitive business environment.

Hourihan identifies as pro-life and opposes elective abortion, though she does not support eradicating abortion entirely where medical necessity exists. She opposes federal taxpayer funding for elective abortion and wants more emphasis on contraception, adoption, and clearer medical necessity standards.

Hourihan supports expanding trade corridors with Texas, Florida, and Gulf Coast states to reduce supply chain costs, expanding interstates for corridor partnerships, improving rural technology access, and addressing transportation as a barrier for mid-career workers.

Hourihan supports a balanced budget, freezing discretionary spending at AHCCCS, DES, and ADE pending reconciliations, and creating audit and transparency systems for state operations. She also supports tax incentives for manufacturing, tax credits for efficiency upgrades, and credits for businesses providing childcare and ride-share access.