Chandler Chamber of Commerce · Advocacy
2026 Chandler Election Results & Voter Guide
Chandler voters elected a new mayor and three City Council members in the July 21, 2026 primary election. Looking ahead, the Chamber is also supporting two City of Chandler ballot measures on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. Jump to either below, or read more about the Chamber's endorsement process.
The Endorsement Process
To be considered for an official endorsement from the Chandler Chamber, candidates completed all three steps of our structured endorsement process.
Candidates seeking endorsement received a preliminary questionnaire to gather essential information about their campaign, platform, and background. This foundational step ensured the Chamber had a clear picture of where each candidate stood on issues affecting the Chandler business community.
Qualified candidates who completed the questionnaire were invited to participate in a formal endorsement interview with Chamber leadership. These in-depth conversations allowed the Chamber to evaluate each candidate's positions, priorities, and vision for Chandler's future.
Candidates who successfully completed both the questionnaire and interview had the opportunity to participate in a public Candidate Forum. A City Council Candidate Forum was held on Tuesday, April 21, and a Mayoral Candidate Forum on Tuesday, April 28, at the Chandler Council Chambers.
City of Chandler Ballot Measures We're Supporting
The results below reflect the July 21, 2026 primary election, which has already been decided. Looking ahead, the following two City of Chandler ballot measures will appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. The Chandler Chamber of Commerce recommends a YES vote on each.
Continuation of Local Alternative Expenditure Limitation (Home Rule)
Grant a Franchise to Arizona Public Service Company (APS)
Not an official ballot. Paid for by the Chandler Chamber of Commerce.
Chandler Mayor
Matt Orlando was elected Chandler's next mayor in the July 21, 2026 election, defeating state Rep. Jeff Weninger.
Chandler City Council
Jane Poston, Angel Encinas, and Cicely Rocha-Miller were elected to the three open seats on the Chandler City Council in the July 21, 2026 election.
Proposition 415: General Plan Update
The Chandler Chamber of Commerce proudly supported Proposition 415, Chandler's General Plan Update, which appeared on the 2026 primary election ballot. Voters approved the measure by an overwhelming margin, with 84% voting yes. The General Plan serves as the city's long-range blueprint, guiding how Chandler grows, develops, and invests in its future over the next decade.
A strong, updated General Plan means smarter land use, better infrastructure planning, and a clear framework for attracting quality employers and supporting existing businesses. As Chandler approaches build-out, this update ensures our community is positioned to thrive for generations to come.
Guides responsible development and land use as Chandler nears build-out, ensuring growth benefits residents and businesses alike.
Provides a clear, long-term framework that gives businesses and investors the confidence to put down roots in Chandler.
Aligns infrastructure, housing, and public services with Chandler's future needs, keeping our community one of the best places to live and work in Arizona.
Contact our Government Relations team with any questions about the Chamber's candidate endorsement process.