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Offices Endorsed by the Chandler Chamber

The Chamber evaluates candidates across nine offices. Candidate information for most races will be posted as endorsements are finalized ahead of the July 21 Primary.

City · Local
City of Chandler City Council
Candidates Available
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School District · Local
CUSD Governing Board
Coming Soon
County · Maricopa
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Coming Soon
State · House
Arizona State House — District 12
Coming Soon
State · House
Arizona State House — District 13
Coming Soon
State · Senate
Arizona State Senate — District 12
Coming Soon
State · Senate
Arizona State Senate — District 13
Coming Soon
State · Statewide
Arizona Corporation Commission
Coming Soon
Federal · U.S. House
U.S. Congress — District 4
Coming Soon
Federal · U.S. House
U.S. Congress — District 5
Coming Soon

How the Endorsement Process Works

To receive an official endorsement from the Chandler Chamber, candidates must complete all relevant steps of a three-part evaluation process designed to assess their positions on issues important to Chandler's business community.

01
Candidate Questionnaire

Candidates seeking endorsement receive a preliminary questionnaire designed to gather essential information about their campaign platform, background, and positions on key business and policy issues relevant to the Chandler region.

02
Endorsement Interview

Qualified candidates who have completed the questionnaire are invited to participate in a one-on-one endorsement interview with the Chamber CEO. This deeper conversation allows a thorough assessment of the candidate's alignment with Chamber priorities.

03
Candidate Forum

Candidates for City Council and the CUSD Governing Board who have completed both the questionnaire and interview are invited to participate in a public Candidate Forum — free to attend and open to the community.

City Council & CUSD Governing Board candidates only
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