General Election Endorsements
| President/Vice-President | Mitt Romney/Paul Ryan |
| U.S. Senate | Jeff Flake* |
| Congress—District 1 | Jonathan Paton |
| Congress—District 2 | Martha McSally |
| Congress—District 3 | Gabriella Saucedo Mercer |
| Congress—District 4 | Paul Gosar |
| Congress—District 5 | Matt Salmon |
| Congress—District 6 | David Schweikert |
| Congress—District 7 | None |
| Congress—District 8 | Trent Franks |
| Congress—District 9 | Vernon Parker |
| ARIZONA SENATE | |
| District 1 | Steve Pierce |
| D2 | Don Woolley |
| D3 | |
| D4 | |
| D5 | Kelli Ward |
| D6 | Chester Crandall |
| D7 | |
| D8 | Joe Ortiz |
| D9 | Tyler Mott |
| D10 | Frank Antenori |
| D11 | Al Melvin |
| D12 | Andy Biggs |
| D13 | Don Shooter |
| D14 | Gail Griffin |
| D15 | Nancy Barto |
| D16 | None# |
| D17 | Steve Yarbrough |
| D18 | John McComish |
| D19 | |
| D20 | Kimberly Yee |
| D21 | Rick Murphy |
| D22 | Judy Burges |
| D23 | |
| D24 | August Bartning |
| D25 | |
| D26 | |
| D27 | Sarah Coleman |
| D28 | Adam Driggs |
| D29 | |
| D30 | |
| ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPS | |
| D1 | Karen Fann, Andy Tobin |
| D2 | John Ackerley |
| D3 | |
| D4 | |
| D5 | Sonny Borrelli, Doris Goodale |
| D6 | Brenda Barton, Bob Thorpe |
| D7 | |
| D8 | Frank Pratt, T.J. Shope |
| D9 | Ethan Orr |
| D10 | Ted Clodfelter, Ted Vogt |
| D11 | Adam Kwasman, Steve Smith |
| D12 | Eddie Farnsworth, Warren Petersen |
| D13 | Steve Montenegro, Darin Mitchell |
| D14 | David Gowan, David Stevens |
| D15 | John Allen, Heather Carter |
| D16 | Kelly Townsend |
| D17 | Tom Forese, Jason Mesnard |
| D18 | Jeff Dial, Bob Robson |
| D19 | |
| D20 | Carl Seel, Paul Boyer |
| D21 | Rick Gray, Debbie Lesko |
| D22 | David Livingston, Phil Lovas |
| D23 | John Kavanaugh, Michelle Ugenti |
| D24 | Brian Kauffman |
| D25 | Justin Olson, Justin Pierce |
| D26 | Raymond Speakman, Mary Lou Taylor |
| D27 | Daniel Coleman |
| D28 | Amanda Reeve |
| D29 | |
| D30 | Aaron Gidwani |
| Arizona Corporation Commission | Bob Burns, Bob Stump |
| *We have not previously endorsed Flake due to his compromising positions on border and social issues. However, it is absolutely imperative that Republicans recapture the U.S. Senate, and we cannot afford the loss of retiring Senator Jon Kyl’s seat to the Democrats. #The GOP nominee lives in Utah and voted on only one-third of the bills in this year’s session. We believe he should have been disqualified from the primary election because he lives out of state and he disenfranchised his constituents. | |
