2026 Arizona's 4th Congressional District Election
Compare candidates’ positions, polling, and sourced race updates.
About this race
Arizona's 4th Congressional District, encompassing parts of Phoenix (Ahwatukee), Tempe, and Chandler, will hold a general election on November 3, 2026, to elect its U.S. Representative. Incumbent Democrat Greg Stanton, first elected in 2018 and representing the district since 2023 after redistricting, is seeking re-election against Republican physician Zuhdi Jasser and No Labels Party candidate Tisha Benoit.
The race matters as a test of Democratic strength in a suburban Phoenix district that nonpartisan analysts rate as Solid Democratic, making Stanton the heavy favorite. A general-election debate is scheduled for October 5, 2026.
Candidates
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Greg Stanton is the incumbent U.S. Representative for Arizona's 4th Congressional District, first elected in 2018 representing the former 9th district and the 4th district since 2023. He previously served as Mayor of Phoenix from 2012 to 2018 and on the Phoenix City Council for nine years. Stanton serves on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, the Foreign Affairs Committee, and the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party, and he co-founded the bipartisan Extreme Heat Caucus.
Dr. Zuhdi Jasser is a Phoenix-based internal medicine and nuclear cardiology physician running as a Republican for Arizona's 4th Congressional District. The son of Syrian immigrants and a former U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander, he founded the American Islamic Forum for Democracy (AIFD) in 2003. Jasser advanced from the Republican primary on July 21, 2026, and his campaign emphasizes balancing the federal budget, lowering costs, securing the border, school choice, and improving health care.
Tisha Benoit is a licensed healthcare professional and integrative medicine practitioner running as the No Labels Party candidate for Arizona's 4th Congressional District. She defeated John Fillmore in the No Labels Party primary on July 21, 2026, with about 65% of the vote. Her campaign focuses on lowering costs, strengthening healthcare and public safety, securing Arizona's water, and reforming immigration, positioning herself as an independent voice outside the two-party system.
Forecast
Greg Stanton favored
Greg Stanton: 95% modeled win probability with a +18.0 pts estimated margin
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.