Arizona House Bill 2376, sponsored by Rep. Pamela Carter (R-LD 4), amends the Citizens Clean Elections Act so that every candidate for county-wide office will appear in the state-mailed Voter Education Guide beginning with the 2026 cycle.
A Corporate Power Grab at the Expense of Democracy Opponents of Senate Bill 1543 see it as a blatant attempt to sidestep local democracy in favor of corporate interests. Passed by the Arizona House, the bill strips Scottsdale residents of their right to vote on a massive corporate development proposed by Axon, a weapons manufacturer…
On January 13, 2025, Pamela Carter officially began her term as a member of the Arizona House of Representatives, representing Legislative District 4. Her swearing-in marks the start of a new chapter in her public service career, following her successful election in November 2024. Carter, a Republican from Scottsdale, brings a background as a small…
The Arizona House of Representatives has officially commenced its new member orientation, marking the beginning of the 57th Legislature. Speaker-elect Steve Montenegro extended a warm welcome to the incoming legislators, outlining his vision for a safe and prosperous Arizona. The orientation program is designed to acclimate new members to the legislative process, providing them with…
We are thrilled to announce that Pamela Carter has been elected to represent Arizona’s Legislative District 4 in the Arizona House of Representatives. In the November 5, 2024 general election, Pamela secured 25.1% of the vote, joining fellow Republican Matt Gress in defeating Democratic candidates Kelli Butler and Karen Gresham. This victory marks a significant…