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  • Kris Mayes

    Will the Democratic party win the Attorney General race in Arizona?

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Kris Mayes

Kris Mayes

Incumbent Democratic candidate for Attorney General in Arizona

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90.9%chance to win

$79.8KNOV 7, 2026

Candidate Overview

Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.

Current roleAttorney General

PartyDemocratic

Political ideologyModerate Democrat

Age55 years old (Sep 6, 1971)

GenderFemale

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LocationArizona

BackgroundAttorney

EducationArizona State University (BA)

Notable personal detailsKristin Kay “Kris” Mayes is an American attorney, politician, and former journalist who has served as the 27th Attorney General of Arizona since 2023. Before becoming attorney general, she served on the Arizona Corporation Commission and later worked in academia at Arizona State University, including teaching energy law. She has also worked as a consumer advocate and in public-sector and communications roles in Arizona politics.

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Economy & Taxes

Kris Mayes emphasizes consumer protection, corporate accountability, and lower costs for Arizona families. Her public record and campaign materials highlight efforts to save ratepayers money, require rebates or rate reductions when companies charged too much, and stop corporations from spending ratepayer money on bonuses and advertising.

Healthcare

Kris Mayes has backed protecting reproductive healthcare, including abortion access, contraception, miscarriage care, and IVF, and has said the government should not interfere in those medical decisions. As attorney general, she has also opposed cuts to Medicaid and public health funding and has sued to protect those programs and related medical research.

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Immigration & Border

Kris Mayes frames border security as a federal responsibility and says she will coordinate with state, local, and federal law enforcement to target cartels involved in drug, weapons, and human trafficking. Her campaign messaging emphasizes stopping fentanyl and securing the border through multi-agency enforcement rather than broad immigration restrictions.

Abortion & Reproductive Rights

Kris Mayes supports legal abortion access and says the government should not interfere with reproductive decisions between women and their healthcare providers. Her campaign position also says she will not prosecute doctors or patients for abortion care and will fight to protect reproductive freedom under the Arizona Constitution. As attorney general, she has supported efforts aligned with abortion rights, including litigation challenging older abortion restrictions after Arizona voters approved constitutional protections.

Climate & Energy

Kris Mayes has supported aggressive clean-energy and energy-efficiency policies in Arizona, including co-authoring the state Renewable Energy Standard and requiring utilities to produce more clean energy such as solar and wind. As attorney general, she has opposed efforts to repeal energy-efficiency and renewable-energy rules and has sued to block restrictions on wind energy development.

Public Safety & Guns

Kris Mayes has opposed enacting additional state-level firearm restrictions beyond current Arizona law. At the same time, her public record also reflects support for commonsense gun safety measures, including extreme risk protection laws, tighter treatment of ghost guns, and stronger penalties for gun traffickers.

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