Attorney General
The Attorney General is Arizona's chief legal officer, responsible for representing the state in legal proceedings, enforcing state consumer protection and antitrust laws, and providing legal opinions to state agencies and the legislature.
What does this office actually control?
The Attorney General is the state’s top lawyer — representing Arizona and its agencies in court.
- Defends and sues on behalf of the state and its agencies in legal cases.
- Enforces consumer-protection, antitrust, and civil-rights laws, and runs the consumer-fraud unit.
- Issues legal opinions that guide state and local officials.
- Prosecutes certain crimes — fraud, organized crime, and public corruption.
What this office does NOT control
Most everyday criminal cases are handled by county attorneys, not the Attorney General.
Running
Candidates (2)
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Coverage
Debates & Candidate Forums
Debates and candidate forums are added as they are broadcast. Additional coverage will appear here as the 2026 election season progresses.
This debate hasn’t aired yet — the video above will go live at the scheduled time and stay up as the replay afterward.
Debate Breakdown by Topic
Arizona Attorney General
"It's been the honor of my lifetime to be the 27th attorney general. I promised to be a lawyer for all of Arizona — we've sued the Saudis for overpumping our aquifers, sued major corporations for colluding on rent, and taken on Meta, and won."
Arizona Senate President
"For 14 years I've worked at the legislature to lower costs and keep Arizona safe, delivering tax cuts every year even in divided government. My opponent voted to raise your utility bills and is so extreme that even Governor Hobbs called on her to retract her statements."
Answers are condensed from auto-generated captions and edited for clarity. Watch the full debate on YouTube for complete, unedited remarks.
Candidates
Debate hosted by the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission. Participation status: Participating, Not Participating, No Response.