CANDIDATES

CANDIDATES

 

U.S. CONGRESS         

                                                                                                                                JONATHAN NEZ

GOVERNOR

KATIE HOBBS

SECRETARY of STATE

ADRIAN FONTES

ATTORNEY GENERAL

KRIS MAYES

TREASURER

NICK MANSOUR – Nick Mansour is a third-generation Arizonan, entrepreneur, and business leader who was raised in Tucson and now lives in Phoenix with his wife, Annemarie, and they have four adult children.

A graduate of Salpointe Catholic High School, Nick earned degrees in Industrial Engineering and Business from Stanford University before building a successful career.

Most recently, Nick served as Chairman and CEO of Arizona College of Nursing, growing the institution from a single campus into a national leader with 24 campuses across 14 states and a budget exceeding $200 million.

He is running for Arizona State Treasurer to bring a CEO’s perspective to the office, strengthen transparency and accountability, maximize returns on taxpayer dollars, and ensure Arizona’s financial resources are managed responsibly.

Nick’s experience managing large organizations, overseeing complex financial operations, and making long-term investment decisions makes him uniquely qualified to serve as Arizona’s next State Treasurer.

SUPERINTENDENT of PUBLIC EDUCATION

TERRY RUIZ – Dr. Ruiz is an educator, executive leader, and passionate advocate for public education. A proud third-generation Arizonan, she is entirely a product of our public schools.

Terry has dedicated 35 years to Arizona’s classrooms as a math teacher, an administrator, and ultimately as the president of Glendale Community College. Now she is making that same commitment to the campaign for Superintendent of Public Instruction to advocate for the one million students in our public schools.

CORPORATION COMMISSIONERS  (Choose 2)

CLARA PRATTE – is a member of the Navajo Nation and is Executive Director and Chair of Navajo Power, a public benefit corporation that promotes renewable energy development on tribal land. Pratte also has extensive experience working for the federal government and tribal governments. She worked at the Small Business Administration and U.S. Department of Commerce under three U.S. Presidents. A resident of Flagstaff, she runs a professional services firm.

JONATHON HILL – is a researcher at Arizona State University, where he works in the Mars Space Flight Facility. He has a doctorate in geological sciences and a master’s in aerospace engineering. He believes scientific and engineering expertise is critical when dealing with complex issues like energy generation, water distribution, infrastructure and public utility regulation.

MINING INSPECTOR

 

ARIZONA STATE LEGISLATURE 1

REPRESENTATIVE 

                                                                                            SANDY ZALECKI

SEDONA LOCAL OFFICES

MAYOR 

BRIAN FULTZ                                                             

Originally from Crown Point, Indiana, Brian and his wife have lived in Ohio, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Illinois, Georgia, Florida, and Tokyo, Japan before calling Sedona home. Brian earned a BS in Aeronautical & Astronautical Engineering from Purdue University and holds an MBA from The University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

Brian has worked for General Electric and Accenture. He is currently Founder/CEO of Peak Innovation, a marketing & sales strategy consulting firm, and co-owns and is managing partner of Restoration Holdings, a company that owns four Sir Grout franchises.

He enjoyed being a member of the Sedona Community Plan Update Working Group,  is active at Aletheia Church,  volunteers in support of city parks and recreation events, and serves on a grant reading panel for the Arizona Community Foundation.

Brian is an avid outdoorsman and member of Keep Sedona Beautiful and the Verde Valley Cyclist Coalition.

As a member of  the Sedona City Council, and he focused on bringing balance and sustainability to Housing, Traffic, Healthcare, and Preservation of our Red Rocks.  As Sedona vice Mayor he will continue to serve the community. “Though it may not take a rocket scientist to solve our problems in Sedona, it can’t hurt to have one around!”

SEDONA CITY COUNCIL

                                                              

MELISSA DUNN

 

                                                                                             
TONY HOUSERMAN