Alan Aversa (NL) – AZ-03 House 2026

About

Alan Aversa is the No Labels Party candidate for the U.S. House in Arizona's 3rd Congressional District in the 2026 general election, having advanced from the No Labels Party primary on July 21, 2026. Born in Ashland, Oregon, he earned a bachelor's degree in physics and astronomy from the University of Arizona in 2008 and has worked as an educator, including as a substitute teacher for charter schools. He previously ran for the seat in 2024 as a Green Party candidate and was a withdrawn candidate in Florida's 1st Congressional District special election in 2025; he has confirmed he will participate in the district's 2026 general election debate.

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Positions on Key Issues

Positions of Alan Aversa on key issues
Issue	Stance	Sources
Economy	Aversa's economic platform calls for a return to the land, arguing that local, sustainable farming is the solution to the unemployment crisis. He says the means of production (capital) must be equitably distributed and decentralized rather than centralized in the hands of the few.	Alan Aversa for Representative in Congress — Issues Alan Aversa Positions \| Local Candidates Alan Aversa — U.S. Representative (Arizona, District 3) · Civoren
Abortion & Reproductive Health	Aversa says abortion has unjustly taken the right to life away from millions of innocent persons. He says his goal is to run uncensorable TV ads exposing the reality of abortion so that "child-killing ends and the right to life is protected for all."	Alan Aversa for Representative in Congress — Issues Alan Aversa Positions \| Local Candidates Alan Aversa \| BallotReady
Immigration	Aversa said Congress should allow states to protect themselves against what he called an “invasion of foreigners.” This was his response to a 2024 Arizona 3rd Congressional District questionnaire about federal immigration reform; no newer immigration statement or congressional vote was found in the searches conducted.	Arizona 3rd Congressional District election: The candidates
Firearms & Second Amendment	A June 2024 candidate-platform summary reported that Alan Aversa opposed gun control. No newer firearms-specific statement, vote, or policy page for his 2026 AZ-03 campaign was found in the searches conducted; the available position is therefore dated and should not be treated as a confirmed post-August 24, 2026 update.	Alan Aversa platform & website \| Branch
Foreign Policy	Aversa opposes U.S. involvement in and funding of what he calls genocidal wars by Israel, Ukraine, Iran, and elsewhere. He describes himself as "America first," saying domestic issues need to be addressed before foreign conflicts.	Alan Aversa for Representative in Congress — Issues Alan Aversa Positions \| Local Candidates Alan Aversa on Foreign Aid \| Local Candidates
Civil Rights & Equality	Aversa's campaign frames equality and civil rights primarily through protection of the right to life, citing the Declaration of Independence and the Fourteenth Amendment's equal-protection language. On education, he says parents are their children's first educators and opposes promoting transgender and critical race theory-related ideologies in schools without parents' knowledge or consent; the campaign page does not state a broader position on federal civil-rights protections or anti-discrimination legislation.	Alan Aversa for Representative in Congress — Issues Alan Aversa Positions \| Local Candidates Alan Aversa campaign issues page
Education	Aversa says parents are their children's first educators and have the right to choose how to educate their children. He opposes promoting transgender-related content, critical race theory (CRT), and what he characterizes as scientifically dubious theories or ideologies in schools, especially without parents' knowledge or consent.	Alan Aversa for Representative in Congress — Issues Alan Aversa Positions \| Local Candidates Alan Aversa on Agriculture \| Local Candidates

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Economy

Aversa's economic platform calls for a return to the land, arguing that local, sustainable farming is the solution to the unemployment crisis. He says the means of production (capital) must be equitably distributed and decentralized rather than centralized in the hands of the few.

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Alan Aversa for Representative in Congress — Issues

Alan Aversa Positions | Local Candidates

Alan Aversa — U.S. Representative (Arizona, District 3) · Civoren

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No public position found: Healthcare, Climate/Energy, Tech & AI, Election Policy, Local Issues

Background

Career History

Substitute teacher

Charter schools

Currently substitute teaches for charter schools.

Physics and computer programming teacher

Various (classrooms, online, homeschool)

Taught physics and computer programming in classrooms, online, and to homeschoolers.

School board candidate 2022 – 2022

Phoenix Union High School District (Ward 2)

Ran for school board in 2022, advocating for STEM programs and efficient use of taxpayer money.

Education

University of Arizona Bachelor of Science in Physics and Astronomy (2008)

Top Donors

Reported minimal campaign finance activity to the FEC: $523.01 raised and $523.01 spent in the 2026 cycle (coverage through June 30, 2026), all from candidate self-contributions. No other public finance disclosures were found.

Sources

AVERSA, ALAN - Candidate overview - FEC Arizona 2026 General Election - The Green Papers

Voting Record

Has not held legislative office. No prior elected or executive office found. Previously ran for Arizona's 3rd Congressional District in 2024 as a Green Party candidate, receiving 5,008 votes (2.48% in the general election. No public legislative voting record exists.

Sources

View full voting record 2024 General Election 119th U.S. House Popular Vote and FEC - The Green Papers

About this research

Data compiled from public sources and analyzed using AI. Last updated August 28, 2026. Visit candidate websites for the most current information.