Kirsten stopped by the UA Women's basketball team game to cheer on our Wildcats. While technically not a campaign stop, it was a great time. Bear down and go Cats!

To kick off Women’s History Month, Kirsten attended the League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson Breakfast Forum on Missing & Murdered Indigenous People. In the Arizona legislature, she worked hard to ensure these terrible crimes got the attention they deserve — and she’ll continue to do so in Congress.

Kirsten canvassed around Cochise County with Supervisor candidate Joy Banks. She heard from voters who want to see their leaders work across the aisle to get things done — precisely what Kirsten will do in Congress!

At the Sun City Democratic and Independent candidate forum, Kirsten discussed the importance of water security for Arizona and protecting reproductive rights nationwide.

Kirsten visited Casa Alitas, a facility that provides shelter, necessities, and travel assistance to asylum seekers — and helps prevent street releases. Without the Bipartisan Border Security Bill, they’ll lose the funding they need to keep their doors open.