Governor: Doug Ducey (R)
Attorney General: Mark Brnovich (R)
Secretary of State: Katie Hobbs (D)
State Treasurer: Kimberly Yee (R)
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Kathy Hoffman(R)
State Mine Inspector: Joe Hart (R)
Arizona Corporation Commissioners: James O’Connor (R), Justin Olson (R), Sandra Kennedy (D), Boyd Dunn (R), and Lea Marquez Peterson (R)
| Candidate | Total Donations |
|---|---|
| Wendy Rogers | $1,027,390.50 |
| Coral Evans | $722,896.12 |
| Kate Brophy McGee | $694,233.49 |
| Felicia French | $623,707.99 |
| Christine Marsh | $585,196.53 |
| Judy Schwiebert | $546,154.73 |
| Ajlan Kurdoglu | $405,569.01 |
| Heather Carter | $400,696.48 |
| Douglas Ervin | $343,312.90 |
| Lea Marquez Peterson | $331,985.36 |
| PAC | Total Donations |
|---|---|
| Invest in Education (Sponsored by Aea and Stand for Children) | $21,601,892.48 |
| Future Now Fund - AZ | $10,053,472.82 |
| Arizona Democratic Party | $8,743,596.50 |
| Arizonans Fed up with Failing Healthcare (Healthcare Rising AZ) | $7,734,554.95 |
| Seiu United Healthcare Workers West Political Issues Committee | $7,625,010.00 |
| Smart and Safe Arizona | $5,465,030.85 |
| Arizonans for Second Chances Rehabilitation and Public Safety (Sponsored by Asj Action Fund) | $4,671,363.01 |
| Chispa AZ PAC | $4,222,741.45 |
| Arizonans for Fair Elections (Azan) | $4,018,100.54 |
| Arizonans for Great Schools and a Strong Economy | $3,448,665.34 |
| Donor | Contributions |
|---|---|
| Aggregated Unitemized Contributions | $13,773,391.56 |
| National Education Association | $8,350,000.00 |
| Alliance for Safety and Justice Action Fund a Project of Tides Advocacy | $4,084,329.93 |
| League of Conservation Voters PAC - Federal | $3,060,000.00 |
| Citizens Clean Election Commission | $2,811,435.00 |
| Stacy Schusterman | $2,510,000.00 |
| Forward Majority Action | $2,025,000.00 |
| Karla T Jurvetson | $1,955,400.00 |
| Harvest Enterprises Inc | $1,425,000.00 |
| Katherine Leslie Rudin | $990,000.00 |
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