BEHOLDEN TO EVERYONE BUT YOU.
- Funded by Big Corporate and PAC Money
- Party Politics Over People
- Opposed Tax Cuts, Including on Tips and Overtime
- Wants to Allow Biological Men in Women’s Sports
Big Money.
Extreme Politics.
Unoriginal and Unable to Stand on His Own Two Feet.
Spineless:
Lacking Courage, Willpower, or Strength of Character.
Donors over voters
- Stanton has raised millions this cycle, with less than 5% coming from small donors under $200. (Sources: OpenSecrets — Greg Stanton, campaign finance summary, 2023–2024 cycle. opensecrets.org)
- One-Third of his campaign funding came from big corporations and PACs, including Big Tech, Law Firms, and Healthcare and Insurance Special Interest groups. (Source: Federal Election Commission — Greg Stanton (H8AZ09040), financial summaries. 2023–24 cycle: $806,686 from PACs vs. $130,327 from unitemized small donors (4.7% of $2.8M raised; 6.2x); PAC contributions 2017–2024 total $3.13M. fec.gov/data/candidate/H8AZ09040)
Bought and Paid For – at Your Expense
- Beholden to big money and special interest groups, Stanton voted against a massive middle-class tax cut and against leaving more money in Arizona families’ pockets. (Source: HCRes. 14, H.R. 1, 2025)
- Stanton even voted against ending taxes on tips and overtime—putting Washington’s priorities ahead of the workers of AZ-04. (Source: H.R. 1, 2025)
PARTY POLITICS BEFORE PEOPLE
- Stanton refused to sign a pledge opposing socialism. (Source: https://azfreenews.com/2026/08/arizonas-congressional-democrats-decline-to-sign-pledge-against-socialism/)
- After 7 years in Washington, he’s had ONE bill signed into law, relying on his radical colleagues to carry his water. (Source: https://www.congress.gov/member/greg-stanton/S001211?q=%7B%22bill-status%22%3A%22law%22%2C%22sponsorship%22%3A%22sponsored%22%7D)
WOKE IDEOLOGY OVER FAIR PLAY
- Stanton voted in favor of allowing biological males to compete against females in female-only sports teams, which unfairly puts female athletes at risk of severe injury and loss of medals, scholarships and other opportunities. (Source: H.R. 734, 2023)