Over the past two terms serving you in the Arizona House of Representatives, I’ve worked every day to deliver real results for our district and for Arizona.
Working alongside our House majority, we have fought to protect taxpayers, defend parental rights, strengthen public safety, and support the small businesses that power our economy. We’ve pushed back against policies that would raise costs on families or weaken the freedoms that make Arizona strong.
But there is still important work ahead.
Policy Priorities & Goals
Arizona continues to grow, and our district is at the center of that growth. We still have major priorities to tackle in the 2027–2028 legislative session; including protecting our water future, improving infrastructure, supporting job creation, and ensuring government remains accountable to the people it serves.
To continue this work, I am running for re-election to the Arizona House of Representatives.
Before I can appear on the ballot, I must submit petition signatures. The deadline is March 23, and I will be turning them in that morning.
If you live in Legislative District 25, please take less than two minutes to sign my online petition today: https://go.azsos.gov/2hmm
It is the safest, fastest and most accurate way to sign a candidate petition because it is instantly verified.
After signing, please share the link with friends, family, and neighbors who also live in District 25. Every signature helps ensure we can keep fighting for the policies and priorities that matter to our community.
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Thank you for your continued support and for being part of the work we’re doing to keep Arizona strong.
As we navigate these challenging times, it is more important than ever to have strong, dedicated leadership representing Arizona Legislative District 25.
I, MICHAEL CARBONE, have demonstrated my unwavering commitment to our community
through my proactive stance on border security, economic development, and public safety.
My achievements and ongoing efforts underscore my dedication to enhancing the quality of life for all Arizonans, especially those in Legislative District 25.
By re-electing me, you are supporting a leader who listens, takes action, and delivers results.
Your vote will ensure continued progress on critical issues affecting our district, fostering a safer, more prosperous Arizona for future generations.
Stand with me —together, we can secure a brighter future for our community.
Michael Carbone, LD25 and Majority Leader
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