Arizona State House District 11

Current seat holder: Junelle Cavero, Oscar De Los Santos.

Cesar Aleman

Cesar Aleman attended Gateway Seminary. His career experience includes working as a minister.

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Campaign site

Campaign priorities: “I thank God for living most of my life in Arizona and seeing the growth throughout the years. Arizona has potential and District 11 can lead the way. Unfortunately, the increase in crime rate has affected our community. Whether the reason is due to Fentanyl or other factors, it is a situation that must be handled. We must hire more police officers and provide them with the training and resources they need to make the best decisions possible.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2024))
Education: “Border Security (includes Human & Drug Trafficking), Pro-Life, State Budget Accountabilities, Education such as school choice, proper funding for our students and teachers.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2024))

Joseph Charles Dailey

Joseph Dailey was born in Ohio. He earned a bachelor's degree from Youngstown State University in 1995 and a graduate degree from Arizona State University in 1999.

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Education: “I will never look a race when making a decision. I believe one hires for quality and qualifications. While diversity is important, it should not be a factor in providing the best education possible for our children.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2022))

Junelle Cavero

Junelle Cavero lives in Arizona. Cavero earned a bachelor's degree from New York University and a master's degree from American University.

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Campaign site

Campaign priorities: “My name is Junelle Cavero, and I am running for re-election as Arizona State Representative in District 11, proudly serving the vibrant communities of Guadalupe, Laveen and South Mountain (South Phoenix).” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))
Campaign priorities: “I will work endlessly to support and sponsor legislation to advance the needs of Arizona Working Families. • Public education is our most powerful weapon and the legislature must stop their repeated attacks on public education. • Access to reproductive health is a key component of quality healthcare. I will push for a State Constitutional Amendment to guarantee an individuals right to choose. Abortion is a Human Right.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2022))
Energy & environment: “Education: I believe the legislature should stop their repeated attacks on public education; increase revenues allocated to improve daily maintenance and operations of our schools. Wages: Arizonans need quality paying jobs that provide upward mobility. I will advocate for better healthcare, safe working environment, union development and the right to organize. Environment: Arizona’s clean air and sustainable water crises are priorities for our district, state, and the nation. I will be a strong advocate for policies that achieve water sustainability and groundwater management.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2022))

Oscar De Los Santos

Oscar De Los Santos lives in Arizona. De Los Santos earned a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Southern California in 2015, was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship, and earned a master of public policy at the University of Oxford in England.

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Campaign site

Campaign priorities: “Housing is too expensive: I'm proud to be a leader in the fight to reduce housing costs and take on the greedy corporations that are jacking up housing prices. You can learn more about my plan here: https://www.azcentral.com/story/opinion/op-ed/2024/02/28/corporate-investors-buy-arizona-homes-not-affordable/72760104007/ • Protect abortion and women's rights: Donald Trump and MAGA extremists politicians are attacking abortion and women's freedom to make their own choices.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2024))
Campaign priorities: “Ensuring we have a sustainable water supply” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2024))