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Curtis Goodwin is the Libertarian Party nominee for Arizona's 2nd Congressional District, having defeated Alex Flores in the July 21, 2026 Libertarian primary. A Mesa-born, homeschooled maintenance technician who has also worked in construction and other trades, he has not held elected office. His campaign emphasizes individual freedom, limited government, fiscal responsibility, Second Amendment rights, and limiting federal overreach.

Positions on Key Issues

Healthcare

Goodwin has not published a comprehensive healthcare platform in the available campaign materials. In a 2026 Arizona Voter Guide survey, he said he supports preserving access to essential healthcare services while opposing federal funding that directly promotes or facilitates abortion; he also opposed legalizing physician-assisted suicide regardless of terminal illness.

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No public position found: Climate/Energy, Foreign Policy

Background

Career History

Maintenance technician
Koa

Works as a maintenance technician; has also run a cafe for Koa and worked in construction, plumbing, painting, and other trades.

Education

Homeschool High school diploma in General studies

Top Donors

No campaign finance data found in public disclosures as of August 2026. Ballotpedia states campaign finance information for Goodwin is not yet available from the Federal Election Commission, and The Green Papers lists no FEC candidate ID or fundraising totals for his campaign.

Voting Record

No public legislative voting record. No prior elected or executive office found. Goodwin is a Mesa-born technician and homeschool graduate whose policy positions, per his Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey, center on individual freedom, limited government, fiscal responsibility, Second Amendment rights, reducing federal spending and national debt, and limiting federal overreach.

About this research

Data compiled from public sources and analyzed using AI. Last updated October 10, 2026. Visit candidate websites for the most current information.

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