Three candidates are vying for two seats in one of Arizona's most competitive districts. Where Judy Schwiebert and Christian Lamar stand on issues.
The Arizona Republic asked House candidates in Legislative District 2 to share their views on key state issues to help voters decide whom to elect. Wilmeth did not provide answers after repeated requests. If you are elected, what will be your top priority while in office, and what would you do about it?
Do you think there are significant problems with the state’s election system and, if so, what are they and how would you try to fix them? Do you believe that the Legislature has plenary power, or should obtain the power, to overturn elections? Lamar : AZ has large reserves of water which are unused. AZ also refuses to secure its border or defund aliens out of the budget, which causes population increases. We need to work with stakeholders and secure our border before we start spending more money on water infrastructure and technology.Are there particular cultural issues you would feel compelled to take a stand on — i.e.
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