The Ciscomani for Congress campaign today released a new ad, "Radical Allies", turning JoAnna Mendoza’s support from failed, unpopular Tucson Mayor Regina Romero against her, highlighting her radical positions on public safety that have earned her this endorsement. 

Congressman Juan Ciscomani launched a new ad highlighting his record of putting Arizona first and delivering results for Arizona’s Sixth Congressional District.

Ciscomani’s Record of Results Faces off Against Mendoza’s Extreme Agenda

It was one self-inflicted social media embarrassment after another for JoAnna Mendoza this week.

Defying Basic Common Sense, Mendoza Called Protecting Girls From Guys In Girls Sports and Bathrooms “Toxic”

Congressman Juan Ciscomani today announced the endorsement of 11 county supervisors from all five counties in Arizona's 6th Congressional District, including Republicans, Democrats, and Independents — a broad coalition of local leaders united behind his record of delivering results for Southern Arizona.

Newly filed Federal Election Commission (FEC) reports show Congressman Juan Ciscomani entering the final four months of the 2026 campaign with nearly $1 million more cash on hand than Democrat JoAnna Mendoza.

Mendoza backs taxpayer-funded transgender surgeries, opposes protections for girls' sports, and wants to end tax cuts for Arizona families

JoAnna Mendoza's own words opposing protections for girls' sports and private spaces highlighted in new TV ad

Congressman Juan Ciscomani's campaign today launched its first ad of the 2026 cycle, titled “Work for You”, highlighting his work for the people of Arizona’s 6th congressional district. The ad was released in English and Spanish.

Support Highlights Ciscomani’s Strong Partnerships with Local Communities Across Arizona’s Sixth District

Massive Early Advantage Underscores Strength in One of the Nation’s Most Competitive Races

Juan Ciscomani announced another dominant fundraising quarter, reporting more than $1 million raised in the fourth quarter of 2025 and $3.1 million cash on hand, positioning the campaign with significant momentum heading into the election year.

Congressman Juan Ciscomani announced today that his re-election campaign enters the final quarter of 2025 with more than $2.3 million cash on hand.