Governor

Would end all state tax breaks and subsidies for data centers and bar new data centers from using power or water needed by residents and businesses.

Called for ending the state's data center sales tax exemption; the 2026 budget she signed pauses the data center tax break for three years.

Proposes a temporary moratorium on new data center applications on her first day in office, while letting existing operations continue.

Her campaign website lists the Green Party call for a living wage and a stronger social safety net.

Says Arizona has large underground water reserves and favors relying more on groundwater, along with recycling, storage and desalination; supports more nuclear power and would repeal Gov. Hobbs's 2025 executive order on renewable energy on state lands.

Signed the 2025 Ag-to-Urban groundwater program (SB 1611), which lets high-water-use farmland convert to lower-water development; proposed a new groundwater Active Management Area in La Paz County and a water-use fee for data centers.

Supports stricter statewide water conservation modeled on Nevada, less reliance on the Colorado River, desalination and brackish groundwater projects, and stronger rural groundwater protections.

Her campaign website lists the Green Party position of moving off fossil fuels to renewable energy.

Cosponsored the Life at Conception Act (H.R. 722) in Congress in 2025, which would extend constitutional right-to-life protections from fertilization.

Signed the 2024 law (HB 2677) repealing Arizona's 1864 abortion ban; her campaign also cites making birth control available over the counter.

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.

Supports keeping universal ESA vouchers and directing more ESA money to students in rural and inner-city areas; would opt Arizona into the federal Education Freedom Tax Credits.

Supports changes to the universal Empowerment Scholarship Account (voucher) program aimed at "waste, fraud, and abuse," including income limits, while keeping it for students with disabilities and military families; called for renewing Prop 123 school funding.

Supports keeping the universal ESA voucher program and school choice, with regular audits of public, charter, private and ESA-funded programs.

Says reducing Medicaid fraud, which he ties mainly to coverage for able-bodied adults, would save money; supports letting college students 18 and older opt out of required immunizations.

Opposes the federal Medicaid cuts in the 2025 "One Big Beautiful Bill" and says the state worked to protect Medicaid coverage.

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.

Says he would hire a state border czar, create a state border security task force, and sign the Arizona ICE Act requiring local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

Created Operation Desert Guardian by executive order in 2025, a state task force aimed at transnational criminal organizations in border counties; vetoed the Arizona ICE Act (SB 1164) in 2025, saying local officials should not have to "take marching orders from Washington."

Supports strong border enforcement, completing the border wall where needed, and legal immigration pathways; says birthright citizenship can be changed only by constitutional amendment.

Supports "Florida style" election bills intended to produce results on election night and says he would sign such bills in his first week.

Her campaign website lists the Green Party call for public financing of elections, open debates and more representative voting systems.

Proposed a Housing Acceleration Fund to combine public and private money for lower-cost housing financing.

Proposes cutting barriers to housing development, expanding workforce housing, converting vacant buildings to affordable housing, and more oversight of utility rate increases.

Says he would eliminate Arizona's individual income tax "incrementally" and argues the resulting economic growth and cuts to waste and fraud would offset the lost revenue.

Signed the fiscal 2027 state budget in June 2026, which includes about $1.4 billion in tax cuts over three years, no state income tax on tips or overtime pay, and added relief for seniors.

Supports exploring universal child care, citing New Mexico's phased approach.

Lists reform of the prison system and of homelessness services among her priorities.