Kari Lake, Governor-AZ
 

Kari Lake, the former anchor for Fox 10 News in Phoenix, became a symbol of truth in journalism when she walked away from the mainstream media despite being number one in the ratings for more than two decades.

Now she's running for Governor of Arizona on a platform of common sense conservatism dedicated to individual liberties, low taxes, limited regulation, and protecting Arizona's great Western heritage. Kari Lake continues to be a voice for the silent majority suffering at the hands of cancel culture, critical race theory, and the devastating effects progressive policies are piling up on America's formerly great cities.

Kimberly Yee, State Treasurer, AZ
 

Born and raised in Arizona, Kimberly Yee is a small business owner who comes from a family of small business owners. Her grandparents immigrated to Arizona in the 1930s and opened the New State Market grocery store in Phoenix, building a successful business and community landmark that operated for over 60 years.

After witnessing the “tax and spend” destruction of California in her early career, Kimberly returned to Arizona committed to ensuring her home state kept the conservative values that allowed her family to thrive, becoming a grassroots Republican Precinct Committeeman and Republican Legislative District Chair in the West Valley and hitting the streets, engaging with her neighbors, and knocking on doors to flip her district’s voter registration advantage to becoming a Republican majority ever since.

Angela Grabovsky, ID-07
 

Angela was first attracted to come to America because she knew it was the best place for her family to put down roots. Right now, families are being crushed by high gas prices, runaway inflation, and exploding violent crime. Everything she does in Congress will be with Hoosier families front of mind.

She has watched as America slowly becomes like the USSR. From one-party control to censorship to the destruction of our core values, and rapidly deteriorating economic conditions, America is going down the wrong path. Angela knows because she’s lived it and experienced it firsthand. That’s why Angela feels an obligation to step up and run for Congress.

Alexis Martinez-Johnson, NM-03
 

Martinez-Johnson’s career has been focused on ensuring high environmental standards in the Permian Basin while making sure energy was produced and jobs were kept so that New Mexico can thrive. Alexis knows how to protect our environment, while also ensuring that we protect our economy.

Alexis traces her ancestry back to Otis, in Eddy County. Her grandfather was a career man at the Parks and Recreation Department in Roswell, while her grandmother retired later in her career as custodial staff. It was by their example and these humble beginnings that Alexis was able to achieve the American Dream, and is working hard so that all of New Mexico can achieve the same.

Harriet Hageman, WY-At-large District
 

Hageman is a deep-rooted Wyomingite. Raised on a ranch near Fort Laramie, she grew up understanding the value of hard work, integrity, self-sufficiency, and honesty. For the last 20 years, she has been fighting back against Federal agencies that try to usurp Wyoming’s resident’s rights with overbearing regulations. Hageman has never allowed her Conservative values to be shaken in the face of Left-Wing ideologues.

As an attorney, she’s battled Bill Clinton’s attempt to block access to one-third of Wyoming’s National Forest Lands, stopped the EPA's efforts to take control of the irrigation infrastructure and operations, blocked the USDA from forcing the livestock producers to use radio-frequency ear tags, and more. Now she is ready to fight for Wyomingites in Congress.