Arizona State House District 4

Campaign priorities: “I'm State Representative Pamela Carter. In one term I sponsored Cade's Law, extended Arizona's Lemon Law to leased vehicles, protected deployed military families from vehicle taxes, and championed Arizona's nuclear future. The work isn't finished.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Campaign priorities: “As a Christian, I believe we are each called to use our gifts in the service of others. In my first term I hit the ground running — protecting deployed service members, championing Arizona's nuclear energy future, and sponsoring Cade's Law to hold accountable those who coerce minors toward suicide online.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Campaign priorities: “I hold a Master's degree in Communications and Biblical Studies. I'm an ordained minister under Window of Heaven International. I serve on the board of Help 4 Kidz, reaching at-risk youth here in Arizona.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Economy & Cost of Living: “As our state representative, Matt Gress has built a reputation as one of Arizona’s most effective lawmakers, focused on solving problems, protecting taxpayers, and delivering real results for Arizona families.” (Campaign website)

Education: “From lowering taxes and balancing budgets to increasing school safety, supporting law enforcement, and protecting neighborhoods, Matt works across party lines to get things done.” (Campaign website)

Education: “That’s why Matt Gress has spent his time at the Capitol working on the issues that matter most to Arizona families: safer schools, stronger communities, lower taxes, responsible budgeting, public safety, and protecting the quality of life that makes Arizona special.” (Campaign website)

Jobs, wages & cost of living: “Commerce and small business are the public policy areas I am most passionate about. As a small business owner, I understand the challenges entrepreneurs face—from rising costs and workforce shortages to burdensome regulations. Small businesses are the backbone of Arizona's economy, creating jobs, driving innovation, and strengthening our communities. I believe government should be a partner, not a barrier, by cutting unnecessary red tape, supporting workforce development, investing in infrastructure, and fostering an environment where businesses of all sizes can grow and succeed.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))

Campaign priorities: “I am a third-generation Arizona native and have deep roots in the state. With my background in accounting, I know what it takes to create budgets and analyze data. As a long time public education advocate I have volunteered my time in classrooms, fundraising, coaching, working on campaigns, and for various charitable organizations with the goal of creating a better Arizona.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Education: “As an elected member of the Madison Elementary School District governing board, I know what Arizona schools, teachers, and students need. I am deeply passionate about public education, safety in our schools and communities, and ensuring that Arizona families can thrive. I look forward to representing LD4 in the State House, and working on sensible solutions to the challenges we face.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Campaign priorities: “Arizona has underfunded public schools for decades. I’m focused on restoring funding, increasing accountability around voucher spending, and ensuring every student has access to a high-quality public education. • Families are struggling with rising costs whether it’s housing, energy bills, or basic necessities. I talk to voters about holding utilities like APS accountable, investing in renewable energy to lower costs, and addressing the housing crisis so future generations can afford to stay here. • As a former CPA, I emphasize that the state budget should reflect our priorities.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))