David Livingston
David Livingston earned a bachelor's degree in finance from Arizona State University in 1988. Livingston's career experience includes owning Livingston Financial Center and Livingston & Associates and working as a financial advisor with Ameriprise Financial.
· Official legislative page · Ballotpedia
Economy & Taxes: “I champion public safety and safe neighborhoods, fight for lower costs on health care and prescription drugs, and I’ve earned the “Friend of the Family” and the “Hero of the Taxpayer” awards.”
(AZ Clean Elections 2026 Voter Education Guide) Beverly Pingerelli
Beverly Pingerelli was born in Long Beach, California. Pingerelli earned a B.S. in biological sciences from Wayne State University in 1983.
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Jobs, wages & cost of living: “My highest priority is creating long-term prosperity for Arizona citizens. I believe economic and educational opportunity, ensuring safety and security, and the free exercise of individual rights provide the best foundation for individual success.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) Elections, ethics & government: “A well-regulated election gives the public confidence in the political process and encourages voter participation. I support election reforms that enhance transparency and security, maximize voter convenience, and count every legal vote.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) Families & communities: “I believe families are the foundation of a great nation, and parents are the best advocates for their children. I will always fight for legislation that respects life and protects parental rights.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) Barbara Fike
Barbara Fike was born in Phoenix, Arizona. She earned a bachelor's degree from Northern Arizona University in 1975 and a graduate degree from Northern Arizona University in 1978.
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Campaign priorities: “My passion is education. As an historian, I understand that Public K-12 education is vital to the health and success of a democracy. Our founding fathers understood this as evidenced by land grants for education. The client of schools is not as much the students or parents as it is society as a whole. We all benefit from our children being educated to the fullest of their capabilities. Curriculum should be developed by professional educators, not dictated by a few parents or micromanaged by politicians.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2024)) Elections, ethics & government: “Education – all of society wins when children have equal access to education. Water management - we live in the desert, and should act accordingly. We also need to recognize global warming is real. Reproductive healthcare - my daughter shouldn't have fewer rights than I did at her age. Affordable housing - people need to be able to live in the communities they work in. LGBTQIA+ rights - no one should tell anyone else whom they can love or where they can go. Voting rights - in our technological age, voting should be easier, not harder.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2024)) Marc Graham
Marc Graham is a Democratic candidate for Arizona House of Representatives District 28 in the November 3, 2026 general election.
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Campaign site
Priorities & Governance: “I don't know which heinous act broke it, but the tipping point has passed.”
(Campaign website) Priorities & Governance: “Therefore, I have decided to run for a seat in the Arizona State Legislature representing the long underserved people of District 28, and to use that platform to draw attention to the imminent threats to us all.”
(Campaign website) Priorities & Governance: “I have the training, experience, and vision to lead my friends, neighbors and any others who have a stake in the future of this district, this city, and all of Arizona.”
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