Juan Ciscomani (R) – AZ-06 House 2026

About

Juan Ciscomani is the Republican incumbent representing Arizona's 6th Congressional District, first elected in 2022 and reelected in 2024, and is seeking a third term. He is the first naturalized American citizen from Mexico elected to the U.S. House in Arizona history and serves on the House Appropriations and Veterans' Affairs committees. In the 2026 cycle he has emphasized his support for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's tax provisions, border security, and federal investments in the district, and has touted endorsements including the Tucson Business Council, the Amalgamated Transit Union, and law-enforcement groups.

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Positions on Key Issues

Positions of Juan Ciscomani on key issues
Issue	Stance	Sources
Healthcare	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. He cosponsored the Bipartisan Premium Tax Credit Extension Act (H.R. 5145) to protect families from ACA premium increases, but in January 2026 he voted against extending the ACA premium tax credits, drawing criticism from opponents.	Ciscomani, House Republicans Call for Fiscally Responsible Healthcare Reforms Ciscomani votes against extending ACA subsidies as bill passes Juan Ciscomani - Wikipedia
Economy	Ciscomani emphasizes supporting small businesses, workforce training, and infrastructure investment as ways to strengthen Arizona's 6th District economy. In an August 2026 district update, he highlighted the role of small businesses in the economy, $2.7 million for Pima JTED job-skills training, and $1.6 million for a Pinal Airpark control tower that he said would promote job creation and regional economic growth.	Ciscomani Concludes Productive District Week, Highlights Millions Secured for Pima and Pinal Counties Ciscomani Again Recognized Among Most Bipartisan and Effective Members of Congress, Highlights Record of Results for Arizona
Climate/Energy	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. In 2025 he voted for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which phased out several clean-energy tax credits; he defended that vote while saying he worked to provide an off-ramp for wind and solar projects and would continue pursuing bipartisan incentives for clean-energy and battery projects, particularly those supporting domestic manufacturing.	Ciscomani Named Vice Chair of the Conservative Climate Caucus Megabill vote plagues Arizona moderate’s reelection fight
Abortion & Reproductive Health	Ciscomani says he opposes a federal abortion ban and supports exceptions for rape, incest, and protecting the life of the mother. His 2025 congressional voting record includes votes for H.R. 21 (Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act), H.R. 1, and H.R. 6703, which Reproductive Freedom for All categorizes as restricting abortion or reproductive-health access.	"The Facts" Ad Launched By Ciscomani Juan Ciscomani's Congressional Scorecard by Reproductive Freedom for All Tucson congressional candidate Mendoza knocks proposed VA abortion ban
Immigration	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 resources. He also states that immigration reform should include legal immigration reform and voted for the Secure America Act (S. 2) to fund DHS and border-security operations.	Border Security \| Representative Ciscomani Rep. Ciscomani Votes to Fund the Department of Homeland Security S.2 - Secure America Act, 119th Congress (2025-2026)
Firearms & Second Amendment	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.	Gun Owners of America 2024 Voter Guide H.R. 2039 — Protecting the Right to Keep and Bear Arms Act
Foreign Policy	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. He supported Trump's initial strikes in the 2026 Iran conflict but said he opposes a ground war, and in June 2026 he voted against the Iran war powers resolution that would have required congressional authorization to continue the conflict.	Juan Ciscomani - Wikipedia As House Passes Critical Foreign Aid, Ciscomani Pushes Effort to Secure Border Congressional District 6 incumbent Juan Ciscomani looks at second term
Civil Rights & Equality	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 resolution to rescind Title IX protections. These votes reflect positions on abortion access and sex-discrimination protections, which are components of civil-rights and equality policy.	Juan Ciscomani Congressional Record on Reproductive Freedom
Education	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. In August 2026, he highlighted more than $2.7 million in preliminary federal funding for Pima JTED to expand career and technical education and prepare students for high-demand careers, and described education and workforce development as a priority; he has also supported school-choice and charter-school initiatives.	Education \| Representative Ciscomani Ciscomani Introduces Legislation to Enhance Quality of Charter Schools
Tech & AI	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 using AI to impersonate people or entities to defraud, cause harm, or obtain something of value. No newer, district-specific Tech & AI position published after August 26, 2026 was identified in the searches conducted.	Ciscomani, Sorensen Lead Effort to Crack Down on Artificial Intelligence Robocalls
Election 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 statement framed the measure as protecting the security and integrity of federal elections.	Roll Call 102: H.R. 22, SAVE Act Ciscomani Issues Statement on H.R. 9494, the Continuing Appropriations and Other Matters Act, 2025 H.R.22 - 119th Congress (2025-2026): SAVE Act
Local Issues	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. In August 2026, he highlighted preliminarily secured funding for Duncan flood mitigation and pedestrian safety improvements and for mobile communications equipment for Cochise County law enforcement; he has also advocated modernizing Nogales’s DeConcini Port of Entry to improve trade, address flooding and sewer infrastructure problems, and strengthen border security.	Ciscomani Highlights $1.7 Million Investment for Flood Mitigation and Pedestrian Safety Representative Ciscomani Highlights $1 Million for Rural Cochise County Law Enforcement Rep. Ciscomani Preliminarily Secures $42.7 Million for 20 AZ-06 Projects, Delivering Critical Community Investments for FY2027

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Healthcare

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. He cosponsored the Bipartisan Premium Tax Credit Extension Act (H.R. 5145) to protect families from ACA premium increases, but in January 2026 he voted against extending the ACA premium tax credits, drawing criticism from opponents.

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Ciscomani, House Republicans Call for Fiscally Responsible Healthcare Reforms

Ciscomani votes against extending ACA subsidies as bill passes

Juan Ciscomani - Wikipedia

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Background

Career History

U.S. Representative 2023 – Present

U.S. House of Representatives

Republican representing Arizona's 6th Congressional District; serves on the Appropriations and Veterans' Affairs committees.

Senior Advisor and Vice Chair of the Arizona-Mexico Commission 2015 – 2021

Office of Arizona Governor Doug Ducey

Served as a senior advisor to Governor Doug Ducey and vice chair of the Arizona-Mexico Commission.

Vice President of Outreach

Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Served as vice president of outreach for the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

Program Development Specialist

University of Arizona

Worked at the University of Arizona as a program development specialist after graduating.

Education

University of Arizona Bachelor of Arts in null

Pima Community College Attended in null

Top Donors

Raised approximately $6.17M through July 1, 2026 (FEC), with $3.96M in total contributions including $2.3M from individuals and $1.65M from other committees. Real estate is the dominant industry among corporate PAC donations (over half per End Citizens United), with significant support from pro-Israel PACs (AIPAC $1.2M tenure-to-date), defense contractors (Honeywell, RTX, Boeing, General Dynamics, Northrop Grumman totaling $148K), and private prison operators (CoreCivic $12.5K, GEO Group $1K). Fairshake PAC contributed $1.6M in the 2024 cycle. Corporate PACs represent 21% of PAC money received.

Sources

CISCOMANI, JUAN - Candidate overview | FEC Juan Ciscomani - US Congress - Summary - OpenSecrets Juan Ciscomani (R-AZ-6) Voting Record - Your Rep's Record Most Corrupt 2026 - End Citizens United

Voting Record

Incumbent Republican serving since January 2023. Voted with the Republican caucus on most key measures; Heritage Action scores him at 87% for the 119th Congress. Notable votes include supporting the SAVE Act (voter citizenship proof), the Laken Riley Act, Medicaid work requirements (H.R.1), and the budget resolution enabling $880B in Medicaid cuts, while opposing extension of ACA premium tax credits. Sponsored the Pay Our Homeland Defenders Act (H.R. 8029), which passed the House in January 2026. Missed 3.7% of roll call votes (69 of 1,886).

Sources

View full voting record Rep. Juan Ciscomani - Scorecard 119: 87% | Heritage Action

About this research

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