Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate Kyrsten Sinema

US Senate candidate Kyrsten Sinema

Who endorses Kyrsten Sinema (D) for U.S. Senate?

(The list is updated regularly, as information is made available to the Star by candidates or groups issuing endorsements. Send details to sgassen@tucson.com)

Leesa Morrison Weisz, Former Director of the Arizona Department of Homeland Security

Pima County Attorney Barbara LaWall

Coconino County Attorney Bill Ring

Planned Parenthood Action Fund

League of Conservation Voters (LCV) Action Fund

Chandler Chamber of Commerce

Joe Biden

Flagstaff Mayor Coral Evans

Mesa Chamber of Commerce

Professional Fire Fighters of Arizona

Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1433

American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees

American Postal Workers Union Phoenix Metro Local 93

Arizona AFL-CIO

Arizona Building and Construction Trades Council

Arizona Education Association

Arizona State Association of Letter Carriers

Arizona State Council of Machinists

Carpenters Local Union 1912

Communications Workers of America

International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Local 3

International Union of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 15

Ironworkers Local 75

National Rural Letter Carriers' Association

Office and Professional Employees International Union Local 30

Pima Area Labor Federation

Professional Fire Fighters of Arizona

Sheet Metal Air Rail and Transport Workers (SMART) Local 359

Teamsters Local 104

UNITE HERE

United Food and Commercial Workers Local 99

United Mine Workers of America

Kyrsten Sinema's statement

Name: Kyrsten Sinema

Race: U.S. Senate

Party affiliation: Democrat

Statement:

Every day, Arizonans tell me they are fed up with the chaos and dysfunction of Washington. It’s time for our leaders to stop fighting with each other and start fighting for Arizona. That’s why I’m running for U.S. Senate.

Our campaign is about Arizonans and standing up for our shared values.

I was born in Tucson and growing up, my family struggled. Through it all, I learned the value of hard work and the importance of helping others. I got my shot at the American Dream, and now it’s my duty to make sure all Arizonans get their shot, too.

That determination to give back led me into public service. In my six years in Congress, we’ve been able to get a lot done.

We passed the largest pay raise for our military in a decade while blocking a pay raise for members of Congress. We defended health care access for Arizonans while protecting Medicare and Social Security. Senator John McCain and I worked together to protect $3.4 billion in school funding for Arizona.

I’m from a military family, so honoring our commitment to veterans is personal for me. I’m proud that we’ve passed five laws supporting our veterans since 2017.

More work remains. My priorities are helping veterans get the benefits they’ve earned, expanding access to quality, affordable health care, creating good-paying jobs for Arizonans, and keeping Americans safe at home and abroad.

I was ranked the third most independent member of Congress, and I’m committed to working across the aisle to get results for Arizona. I’m focused on forming relationships, finding common ground, and just getting stuff done.

Arizona deserves a Senator who will be a voice for every Arizonan. That’s why I’m running for Senate, and I’d be honored to have your vote.