Teri Ann Hourihan

Why they say you should vote for them

The candidate's own case to voters, summarized from their campaign and public statements.

• Describes her campaign as "Not Left. Not Right. Only Forward." and says she takes no PAC or special-interest money.[1]
• Says her focus is "lowering the cost of living, improving quality of life, building a sustainable future."[1]
• Proposes a comprehensive audit of Arizona agencies, systems and political nonprofits to find fraud, waste and conflicts of interest.[7]
• Says she wants to "change the culture of public service" in Arizona.[1]

Background

• Founder and CEO, Teri's Health Services (integrated health care provider) · 2018–present[2],[8]
• Licensed Professional Counselor, State of Arizona · 2017–present[2]
• No Labels Party nominee for governor (won July 21, 2026 primary), No Labels Party of Arizona · 2026[9]

Education

• Ph.D., Counselor Education and Supervision, Regent University[8],[2]
• M.A., Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Argosy University[8]
• Bachelor's degree, Psychology, Arizona State University[8]

Where they stand

• Energy & Environment
  Supports stricter statewide water conservation modeled on Nevada, less reliance on the Colorado River, desalination and brackish groundwater projects, and stronger rural groundwater protections.[3],[6]
• Economy & Jobs
  Proposes a temporary moratorium on new data center applications on her first day in office, while letting existing operations continue.[7]
• Housing
  Proposes cutting barriers to housing development, expanding workforce housing, converting vacant buildings to affordable housing, and more oversight of utility rate increases.[4]
• Education
  Supports keeping the universal ESA voucher program and school choice, with regular audits of public, charter, private and ESA-funded programs.[5],[9]
• Health Care
  Opposes cuts to community mental health, addiction treatment and disability services, and says federal health funds cannot legally be moved into the state general fund.[7]
• Abortion
  Says she would preserve Arizona's current abortion laws approved by voters and would not seek to overturn them; says she would sign SB 1600, a bill vetoed by Gov. Hobbs that would have required medical care for infants born alive.[10]
• Immigration
  Supports strong border enforcement, completing the border wall where needed, and legal immigration pathways; says birthright citizenship can be changed only by constitutional amendment.[11]
• Child Care
  Supports exploring universal child care, citing New Mexico's phased approach.[4],[7]

Voting record

Teri Ann Hourihan has not held an office with a recorded voting record. See Background and Where they stand.

In their words