Arizona has nine Congressional Districts.
A Congressman represents approx. 800,000 people in our Federal Government. They vote as a participant in a large 435-member body that forms half of our Legislative Branch alongside the 100-member Senate. Whereas Senators are elected statewide, Congressmen are elected from only their district. These districts change every ten years after the Census. In Arizona, we have an Independent Redistricting Commission that selected the following map on 22 December 2021 for the decade of 2022-2031.
Currently, Republicans have a 6-3 majority AZ Congressional delegation.
David Schweikert
CD1
Republican
Eli Crane
CD2
Republican
Ruben Gallego
CD3
Democrat
Greg Stanton
CD4
Democrat
Andy Biggs
CD5
Republican
Juan Ciscomani
CD6
Republican
Raul Grijalva
CD7
Democrat
Debbie Lesko
CD8
Republican
Paul Gosar
CD9
Republican
Arizona has two statewide elected US Senators. BOTH seats are currently held by individuals who caucus with the Democrats and the next elections shall be held in 2024 and 2028.
In 2022, Democrat Mark Kelly defeated Republican Blake Masters. In 2024, Independent (former Democrat) Kyrsten Sinema will not run for re-election and the spot will be taken by a Republican or the far-left Ruben Gallego (D).
Kyrsten Sinema
Term: 2019-2025
Independent – Former Democrat
Mark Kelly
Term: 2023-2029
Democrat
