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Ciscomani says he supports fiscally responsible healthcare reforms that lower costs and protect families, and he has said he will not support legislation that reduces Medicaid benefits for vulnerable populations.

JoAnna Mendoza says she would reverse cuts to healthcare, including AHCCCS and enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies; protect people with pre-existing conditions; expand Medicare’s prescription-drug negotiation; train more doctors and…

Opposes legalizing physician-assisted suicide for individuals seeking end-of-life assistance, according to his Arizona Voter Guide survey response.

Gary Swing supports creating a single-payer "Medicare for All" national health-insurance system, a position stated on his campaign platform for the 2026 U.S. House race in Arizona's 6th Congressional District.

Ciscomani emphasizes supporting small businesses, workforce training, and infrastructure investment as ways to strengthen Arizona's 6th District economy.

Mendoza says one job should provide a livable wage, benefits, and the ability to retire with dignity. She supports workforce training, apprenticeships, and technical education; backing small businesses and bringing good-paying jobs to…

Gary Swing's campaign platform supports a universal basic income, carbon taxes that incorporate environmental impacts into the true cost of new products, and opposition to corporate welfare, alongside a steady-state economy based on environmental stability.

Ciscomani supports an “all-of-the-above” energy strategy emphasizing domestic production, private-sector innovation, clean-energy and battery manufacturing, and reducing emissions while limiting burdensome regulations.

Mendoza says she would support American-made energy, including clean energy, to lower ratepayer costs; protect local solar projects; require expanding data centers to provide their own energy rather than raise Arizonans' utility bills; and…

Gary Swing describes ecological overshoot, climate change, biodiversity loss, and environmental sustainability as central concerns.

Ciscomani says he opposes a federal abortion ban and supports exceptions for rape, incest, and protecting the life of the mother.

Mendoza has publicly supported abortion access and reproductive rights, including the right to make personal health-care decisions.

Supports prohibiting federal funds from directly or indirectly supporting organizations that perform, promote, or provide referrals for abortion, according to his Arizona Voter Guide survey response.

Gary Swing's campaign platform supports subsidizing family-planning programs at all levels and passing federal legislation to secure abortion rights.

Juan Ciscomani supports stricter border enforcement and immigration-law enforcement, including reinstating Remain in Mexico, strengthening Customs and Border Protection, targeting cartels and human-smuggling operations, and increasing DHS…

Mendoza says she supports stronger border security at ports of entry, deporting violent criminals, holding cartels accountable, and professional, lawful, and accountable immigration enforcement.

Supports expanding federal enforcement efforts to prevent illegal border crossings, according to his Arizona Voter Guide survey response.

Gary Swing's campaign platform calls for abolishing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), opposing a border wall, and supporting freedom of migration, "fair trade" policies, and international work permits not tied to a specific employer.

Juan Ciscomani has a generally pro-Second Amendment record. Gun Owners of America gave him a B+ rating in its 2024 congressional voter guide, and Congress.gov lists him as a cosponsor of H.R. 2039, the Protecting the Right to Keep and Bear Arms Act.

Mendoza says she supports responsible gun ownership while favoring additional gun-safety measures. Her campaign states she will uphold responsible gun ownership; Giffords and Brady describe her as supporting universal background checks,…

Ciscomani voted to provide support to Israel following the 2023 Hamas attack and supported the April 2024 foreign aid package that included resources for Israel and Ukraine.

Mendoza has criticized the U.S. war with Iran and argued against sending service members into conflicts without a clear purpose, while saying that the United States could not simply withdraw troops already involved and needed a strategy…

Gary Swing's campaign platform calls for a noninterventionist foreign policy: abolishing nuclear weapons, closing U.S. foreign military bases, restricting the military to non-offensive defense of U.S. territory, ending foreign military aid…

Ciscomani's congressional voting record indicates opposition to expanding certain reproductive-rights and gender-equity protections: Reproductive Freedom for All reports that he voted for H.R. 21 and H.R. 1 in 2025, and for the 2024…

JoAnna Mendoza says she will defend democracy and equal rights for all. The Human Rights Campaign identifies her as a member of the LGBTQ+ community and includes her among its equality-focused 2026 candidates for Arizona’s 6th…

Opposes adding sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression as protected classes in federal nondiscrimination statutes, and opposes prohibiting the federal government from discriminating against organizations based on…

Ciscomani says federal education policy should expand opportunities for students through investments in K-12 education, early-childhood development, and career and technical/workforce training.

JoAnna Mendoza's campaign says that a four-year college degree is not the only path to success and supports workforce training, apprenticeships, and technical education to prepare Arizonans for well-paying jobs in the trades and growing…

Supports providing federal tax credits or scholarships that allow parents to choose private schools, homeschool, or online programs for their children, according to his Arizona Voter Guide survey response.

Gary Swing's campaign platform supports forgiving student loan debt and subsidizing higher education. He holds a bachelor's degree in political science and a master's in public administration from the University of Colorado.

Ciscomani supports regulating harmful uses of artificial intelligence while allowing broader technology use: he co-led the bipartisan QUIET Act (H.R. 1027), which would require robocallers to disclose AI use and increase penalties for…

Mendoza's campaign materials do not state a detailed artificial-intelligence policy. On related technology infrastructure, they say that as data centers expand, she would require them to bring their own energy, prevent higher utility costs…

Supports federal regulations requiring parental consent and stronger age verification for minors accessing apps, social media platforms, and online content, and supports allowing the federal government to regulate artificial intelligence…

Swing has publicly stated that he supports H.R. 9939, the No AI Data Centers on Federal Lands Act, which would prohibit AI data centers on federal lands. His campaign website does not state a broader technology or artificial-intelligence policy.

Ciscomani supports requiring documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote in federal elections. He publicly supported the SAVE Act and voted for H.R. 22, the SAVE Act, which passed the House on April 10, 2025; his official…

Mendoza's campaign emphasizes restoring trust and accountability in government: it supports stronger transparency laws and making government decisions and taxpayer spending more publicly accessible.

Opposes federalizing election law by removing state authority over elections, and supports eliminating the Senate filibuster rule requiring 60 votes to move most legislation, per his Arizona Voter Guide survey responses.

Swing supports major structural election reforms: proportional representation for electing Congress, abolishing the U.S. Senate and Electoral College, adopting a parliamentary system with a legislature-selected chief executive, and…

Ciscomani presents securing federal investments for Arizona’s 6th District as a priority, emphasizing local infrastructure, public safety, water systems, transportation, health care, workforce development, and rural-community needs.

Mendoza's campaign says she would focus on Southern Arizona priorities, including bringing good-paying jobs to the region, protecting workers, strengthening healthcare, and addressing climate, water, and energy security for rural Arizona.

Gary Swing's campaign emphasizes environmental sustainability and local ecological protection: it calls for a steady-state economy, pollution taxes that account for environmental impacts, a transition from fossil fuels and nuclear power to…