A real contest
Three Republicans are running for two LD4 House seats on July 21. The two incumbents aren’t guaranteed both — every early ballot counts.
The choice in LD4 · July 21 Primary
Proven results. Not promises.
Every candidate makes promises. Pamela Carter already kept hers — five laws signed in a single term, a leadership seat earned as a freshman, and the trust of Arizona law enforcement.
Done, not just discussed
The difference is a signed record.
Talk is easy on the campaign trail. Turning it into law in a divided legislature is the hard part — and it’s exactly what Pamela did.
Campaign promises
What anyone can say
We’ll cut taxes and rein in spending
We’ll keep our families and communities safe
We’ll stand behind police and first responders
We’ll protect parents’ rights in schools
We’ll defend election integrity
Pamela’s first-term record
What she already delivered
Lower costs for Arizona families. Extended the Lemon Law to leased vehicles and shielded deployed military families from vehicle taxes.HB 2323 · HB 2009 — signed into law
Safer communities. Earned Vice Chair of House Public Safety & Law Enforcement as a freshman, and passed Cade’s Law to hold online predators accountable.HB 2665 — signed into law
Backed by those who serve. Cracked down on the sextortion of minors with a Class 2 felony and consecutive sentencing — endorsed by Arizona’s major law-enforcement groups.HB 2666 — signed into law
Protected parents and voters. Advanced parental rights and local control, and widened Arizona’s voter education guide so every county candidate gets a free statement.HB 2376 — signed into law
A reliable energy future. Championed Arizona’s nuclear future for reliable, affordable power as the state grows.HCR 2022 — championed at the Capitol
Promises are easy. A signed record is earned.
Why this primary matters
LD4 is a swing district. Experience wins it.
A genuine swing seat
LD4 has split its ticket before. Holding it in November takes a proven conservative who can win persuadable voters — a record, not a résumé.
Your ballot decides it
Ballots mail June 24. Return yours early for Pamela Carter to keep proven leadership working for Arizona families.
The people who deliver, stand with Pamela
Arizona Police Association
AZ Conference of Police & Sheriffs
Arizona State Troopers Association
Turning Point Action
Arizona Free Enterprise Club
Americans for Prosperity AZ
Center for Arizona Policy
NRA Political Victory Fund
Arizona Police Association
AZ Conference of Police & Sheriffs
Arizona State Troopers Association
Turning Point Action
Arizona Free Enterprise Club
Americans for Prosperity AZ
Center for Arizona Policy
NRA Political Victory Fund
Know before you vote
Your LD4 ballot questions.
When is the Arizona LD4 primary election?
The Arizona primary is Tuesday, July 21, 2026. Early ballots mail beginning June 24, 2026, and the voter registration deadline is June 22, 2026. Most LD4 voters cast their ballots by mail.
Who is Pamela Carter?
Pamela Carter is the Republican State Representative for Arizona Legislative District 4 (LD4), serving Paradise Valley, north-central Phoenix (including Arcadia and the Biltmore area), and central and north Scottsdale. She serves as Vice Chair of the House Public Safety & Law Enforcement Committee.
What has Pamela Carter accomplished in her first term?
In one term she had five bills signed into Arizona law: Cade’s Law (HB 2665) holding online predators accountable, a sextortion crackdown (HB 2666), military-family vehicle-tax protection (HB 2009), a Lemon Law extension for leased vehicles (HB 2323), and a voter-information transparency law (HB 2376). She also championed Arizona’s nuclear energy future (HCR 2022).
Why should I re-elect Pamela Carter?
Because she delivered results, not just promises. As a freshman in a divided legislature she earned a leadership post, passed five laws that protect children, military families, and consumers, and won the endorsement of Arizona’s major law-enforcement organizations. The work she started isn’t finished.
Who has endorsed Pamela Carter?
Her endorsements include the Arizona Police Association, the Arizona Conference of Police & Sheriffs (AZCOPS), the Arizona State Troopers Association, Turning Point Action, the Arizona Free Enterprise Club, Americans for Prosperity AZ, the Center for Arizona Policy, Arizona Right to Life, and the NRA Political Victory Fund.
How can I support Pamela Carter’s campaign?
LD4 residents can request a free yard sign, volunteer to door-knock or phone bank, or donate at pamelacarter.com. The most important step is returning your early ballot once it arrives on June 24 — every vote decides this primary.
The work isn’t finished
Keep proven leadership working for Arizona.
Ballots mail June 24. Donate, volunteer, or request a yard sign — then return your ballot for Pamela Carter.