Representative-elect · Arizona’s 5th district

Mark Lamb

Republican

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What they campaigned on

Share of their campaign website’s words, by policy area.

3,329words on issues
  • Immigration37%
  • Law, crime and courts22%
  • Government operations and elections7%
  • Science, technology and communications6%
  • Economy and the federal budget6%
  • Everything else23%

Where they stand

44 issues in their own words, then everything else their site says, by policy area.

Immigration

Border security ›
  • Secure the border
  • Stop cartels from smuggling drugs and people across the border
  • Make border security policies permanent, whoever is president
  • Keep lawful trade and travel moving at the border
“He will work to secure the border, restore order to our immigration system, defend the Constitution, support law enforcement, and advance an economy where families and small businesses can thrive.”
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“Secure Border. Orderly Immigration. Stop the cartels, enforce the law, and protect legal immigration and commerce”
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“Today, Mark is running for Congress because he believes Arizona families deserve a representative who understands the challenges facing our communities, will defend our freedoms, secure our border, and fight for the future of the American Dream.”
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“A longtime supporter of President Trump and the America First movement, Mark is committed to securing the border, restoring common sense, and advancing policies that put American families first.”
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“That is why Lamb believes Congress must finally do what it has avoided for years: pass legislation that permanently secures the border and restores enforcement of existing immigration laws.”
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“According to Lamb, securing the border requires more than political rhetoric. It requires consistent enforcement, cooperation between agencies, and long-term legislative solutions.”
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“He argued that Congress must pass permanent immigration reforms that strengthen border security, improve enforcement, and prevent future administrations from reversing successful policies.”
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“As a candidate for Congress, Lamb said securing the border remains one of his highest priorities.”
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“President Trump has taken important action to secure the border through executive orders, but executive orders can be undone. That's why we must send proven conservative leaders to Congress who will codify those policies into law, permanently secure our border, and finally fix our broken immigration system.”
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“He knows Arizona needs a Congressman who will fight to secure the border, support law enforcement, and help turn his America First agenda into permanent law. That's exactly what I intend to do as your Congressman.”
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“In Congress, I'll continue fighting to secure the border, support law enforcement, defend our constitutional freedoms, and advance policies that put American families first.”
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“He has consistently advocated for stronger border security, greater support for law enforcement agencies, increased cooperation between local, state, and federal authorities, and policies designed to disrupt cartel operations before they reach communities across the country.”
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“His firsthand experience has made him a strong advocate for secure borders and stronger immigration enforcement policies.”
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“Lamb also discusses the importance of making successful border security policies permanent through legislation rather than relying solely on executive action.”
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“America is a nation of laws and a nation built by people who believe in hard work. We can respect legal immigration while insisting that our borders are secure, our laws are enforced and our government remains accountable to the citizens it serves.”
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“But executive orders are not permanent. A future administration can reverse every border gain with the stroke of a pen. That is why Lamb is running. Congress must pass permanent legislation that makes these protections impossible to undo.”
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“Lamb praised President Trump's border record and said congressional action must follow to make executive gains permanent. "We've gotta have people that will solidify President Trump's executive orders into long-term beneficial laws," he said.”
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“President Trump has taken important action to secure the border, but executive orders can be reversed. Congress must act to permanently secure our border and ensure future administrations cannot simply undo the progress that has been made. Arizona deserves long-term solutions, not temporary fixes.”
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“I will continue fighting for secure borders, safe communities, fiscal responsibility, energy independence, water security, and constitutional freedom.”
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“As a former sheriff and a candidate for Congress, I will always stand with law enforcement, support secure borders, and fight for policies that put the safety of American families first.”
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“While President Trump has taken significant steps to secure the border, executive orders can be reversed by future administrations. Congress must provide permanent solutions.”
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“I'll fight to secure the border. I'll defend the Constitution. I'll push back against government overreach. I'll support law enforcement. I'll demand accountability from those in power.”
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ICE and immigration agents ›
  • Focus immigration enforcement on dangerous criminals
“Lamb repeatedly emphasizes that immigration enforcement should prioritize individuals who have entered the country illegally and gone on to commit additional crimes. He argues that protecting American communities begins by removing dangerous offenders while ensuring enforcement actions are carried out professionally, responsibly, and within the law.”
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Deportation ›
  • Deport immigrants who commit crimes
  • Focus immigration enforcement on violent criminals, not law-abiding immigrants
  • Have state and local governments help carry out deportations
“Lamb repeatedly emphasizes that immigration enforcement should prioritize individuals who have entered the country illegally and gone on to commit additional crimes. He argues that protecting American communities begins by removing dangerous offenders while ensuring enforcement actions are carried out professionally, responsibly, and within the law.”
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“But public safety should never require law enforcement to operate with one hand tied behind its back. When elected officials prevent sheriffs and deputies from sharing information with federal authorities about criminal offenders, they are putting politics ahead of common sense. The first responsibility of government is to protect its citizens. Any policy that makes it harder to identify, detain, and remove dangerous criminals deserves serious scrutiny.”
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Immigration reform ›
  • Fix the immigration system through comprehensive reform
  • Include border security and enforcement in immigration reform
“He argued that Congress must pass permanent immigration reforms that strengthen border security, improve enforcement, and prevent future administrations from reversing successful policies.”
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“President Trump has taken important action to secure the border through executive orders, but executive orders can be undone. That's why we must send proven conservative leaders to Congress who will codify those policies into law, permanently secure our border, and finally fix our broken immigration system.”
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Legal immigration ›
  • Keep legal immigration open to those who follow the rules
“Secure Border. Orderly Immigration. Stop the cartels, enforce the law, and protect legal immigration and commerce”
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“America is a nation of laws and a nation built by people who believe in hard work. We can respect legal immigration while insisting that our borders are secure, our laws are enforced and our government remains accountable to the citizens it serves.”
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Effects of immigration ›
  • Protect American workers from immigration that undercuts wages
  • Put citizens first and protect national identity
“Lamb argued that these consequences are the result of federal policy choices and that Washington has a responsibility to protect American citizens, enforce the law and preserve opportunity for the next generation.”
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“His broader message was that federal immigration policy should protect the wages, opportunities and economic security of American workers.”
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Enforcement of immigration laws ›
  • Enforce immigration laws
  • Enforce immigration laws strictly
  • End sanctuary policies and require local cooperation with ICE
“Secure Border. Orderly Immigration. Stop the cartels, enforce the law, and protect legal immigration and commerce”
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“That is why Lamb believes Congress must finally do what it has avoided for years: pass legislation that permanently secures the border and restores enforcement of existing immigration laws.”
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“He argued that Congress must pass permanent immigration reforms that strengthen border security, improve enforcement, and prevent future administrations from reversing successful policies.”
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“His firsthand experience has made him a strong advocate for secure borders and stronger immigration enforcement policies.”
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“Support legislation holding sanctuary jurisdictions legally accountable for non-cooperation with ICE”
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“Drawing from his experience as Sheriff of Pinal County, Mark Lamb explains that communities where local officers work alongside federal partners generally experience safer and more organized enforcement operations. By sharing intelligence, coordinating arrests, and planning operations together, agencies reduce risks for officers, suspects, and the public. Lamb contrasts that approach with jurisdictions that discourage or prohibit cooperation with ICE, arguing those policies often create more dangerous situations during enforcement operations.”
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“Lamb argued that these consequences are the result of federal policy choices and that Washington has a responsibility to protect American citizens, enforce the law and preserve opportunity for the next generation.”
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“America is a nation of laws and a nation built by people who believe in hard work. We can respect legal immigration while insisting that our borders are secure, our laws are enforced and our government remains accountable to the citizens it serves.”
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“But public safety should never require law enforcement to operate with one hand tied behind its back. When elected officials prevent sheriffs and deputies from sharing information with federal authorities about criminal offenders, they are putting politics ahead of common sense. The first responsibility of government is to protect its citizens. Any policy that makes it harder to identify, detain, and remove dangerous criminals deserves serious scrutiny.”
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Immigration enforcement funding ›
  • Increase funding for ICE and deportations
  • Increase funding for Border Patrol and border security
“When the Senate sent back a weakened version that left out ICE and Border Patrol funding, Lamb called it unacceptable. He made clear that defunding those agencies would be a disaster for border states and would push the burden onto local sheriffs and law enforcement across the country.”
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“Sheriff Lamb called the accusations “false and irresponsible,” noting that the facilities maintain an “extremely high standard of care” and that such political grandstanding only misleads the public.”
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“Sheriff Lamb expressed concern over city and state leaders who are obstructing federal law enforcement operations, calling their actions “illegal” under Title 8 U.S. Code 1324, which prohibits harboring or shielding individuals in the country unlawfully. He emphasized that sanctuary policies violate both the spirit and the letter of the law, and warned that they endanger American communities by undermining national security.”
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“Addressing claims of mistreatment within ICE detention facilities, Lamb described the conditions as “far better than most Americans realize,” citing strict care standards and humane treatment that often exceed those for domestic inmates.”
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“Lamb credited President Trump’s administration for restoring law and order at the southern border and empowering federal agents to act decisively after years of neglect.”
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“Yes. Mark Lamb supports America First policies focused on border security, law enforcement, constitutional rights, protecting American citizens and is endorsed by President Donald Trump for Congress.”
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“"Open borders are not a policy disagreement. They are an existential threat to the American way of life."”
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“Homeland Security — Border security is the defining issue of this race and of this moment in American history. Lamb brings more real-world expertise to this committee than nearly any other candidate in the country.”
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“I believe border security is national security.”
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“Lamb closed by reinforcing the constitutional framework that governs federal enforcement actions. Under the Supremacy Clause, federal agents operating within their lawful authority are protected from state interference. Any attempt by state officials to undermine or punish ICE agents for doing their jobs will fail under constitutional scrutiny.”
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Law, crime and courts

Crime and public safety ›
  • Fund and support police and law enforcement
  • Prosecute and hold criminals accountable
  • Restore law and order with tougher penalties and bail
  • Keep communities safe from crime
“Lamb outlined Arizona's approach to combating street racing through strong penalties that include vehicle impoundments, driver's license consequences, escalating criminal charges, and substantial fines. He argued that meaningful consequences are an important deterrent and credited Arizona lawmakers for providing law enforcement agencies with tools to address dangerous driving behavior.”
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“Lamb supports stronger prosecution and accountability for repeat offenders”
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“Lamb explained that arrests alone are not enough if judges and prosecutors refuse to hold criminals accountable. “What you need to do is hold them accountable when we do arrest them, and then the arrests will matter,” Lamb said during the interview.”
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““Do not release them. Make them sit in jail until their court date, and then actually have some serious consequences for them. That’s how you fix crime,” Lamb stated.”
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“Mark Lamb supports stronger prosecution, accountability for repeat offenders, support for law enforcement, and policies that prioritize public safety.”
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“I will continue fighting for secure borders, safe communities, fiscal responsibility, energy independence, water security, and constitutional freedom.”
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“As a candidate for Congress, Lamb is running on a platform of restoring the rule of law, defending law enforcement, and putting public safety ahead of political theater.”
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Firearms ›
  • Protect the right to keep and bear arms
“He refused to enforce mandates he believed violated constitutional rights and has remained a steadfast defender of free speech, religious liberty, the Second Amendment, and personal freedom.”
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Police ›
  • Back police and law enforcement officers
  • Oppose defunding or cutting police budgets
  • Oppose policies that restrict or work against police
“He will work to secure the border, restore order to our immigration system, defend the Constitution, support law enforcement, and advance an economy where families and small businesses can thrive.”
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“U.S. Congressional candidate for Arizona CD-5, former Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb, explains his opposition to defunding police and abolishing ICE, drawing on his experience with border security, fe...”
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“Both sheriffs reaffirmed their support for law enforcement partnerships and the Trump administration’s commitment to targeting violent offenders and traffickers to restore public safety across America.”
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“He knows Arizona needs a Congressman who will fight to secure the border, support law enforcement, and help turn his America First agenda into permanent law. That's exactly what I intend to do as your Congressman.”
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“In Congress, I'll continue fighting to secure the border, support law enforcement, defend our constitutional freedoms, and advance policies that put American families first.”
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“He has consistently advocated for stronger border security, greater support for law enforcement agencies, increased cooperation between local, state, and federal authorities, and policies designed to disrupt cartel operations before they reach communities across the country.”
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“Lamb defends law enforcement officers, ICE agents, and Border Patrol”
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“Mark Lamb supports stronger prosecution, accountability for repeat offenders, support for law enforcement, and policies that prioritize public safety.”
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“That experience taught me something simple. Public safety works best when law enforcement officers are allowed to do their jobs and communicate with one another.”
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“As a former sheriff and a candidate for Congress, I will always stand with law enforcement, support secure borders, and fight for policies that put the safety of American families first.”
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“I'll fight to secure the border. I'll defend the Constitution. I'll push back against government overreach. I'll support law enforcement. I'll demand accountability from those in power.”
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“As a candidate for Congress, Lamb is running on a platform of restoring the rule of law, defending law enforcement, and putting public safety ahead of political theater.”
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Fentanyl and drug trafficking ›
  • Stop the flow of fentanyl and other illegal drugs
  • Go after drug cartels, traffickers and dealers
“Secure Border. Orderly Immigration. Stop the cartels, enforce the law, and protect legal immigration and commerce”
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“As Sheriff of Pinal County, Mark led an agency responsible for protecting a county larger than the state of Connecticut and worked alongside local, state, and federal partners to combat human trafficking, drug smuggling, cartel operations, and violent crime.”
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“He has consistently advocated for stronger border security, greater support for law enforcement agencies, increased cooperation between local, state, and federal authorities, and policies designed to disrupt cartel operations before they reach communities across the country.”
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“Sheriff Lamb stated plainly that cartel leaders and criminal figures who profit from poisoning Americans should not feel untouchable.”
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Other things the site says about law, crime and courts (14)
“He expressed concern about what he views as a growing trend of activist prosecutors and judges releasing repeat offenders back into communities with little accountability.”
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“Lamb also expressed concerns about the increasing potency of marijuana products and the potential effects they may have on young people.”
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“Lamb explained that effective public safety involves more than incarceration alone. He argued that local sheriffs play a critical role in both maintaining secure detention facilities and creating opportunities for offenders to make positive changes before returning to their communities.”
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“Throughout the interview, Lamb emphasized the importance of accountability, secure borders, effective public safety policies, and rehabilitation efforts that help reduce repeat offenses.”
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“Lamb argued that many American cities are experiencing rising crime because elected officials refuse to support effective prosecution and sentencing policies.”
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“As Sheriff of Pinal County, Lamb consistently advocated for stronger cooperation between law enforcement, prosecutors, and community leaders to maintain safe communities across Arizona.”
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“"It's Time to End Qualified Immunity for Officials Who Let Dangerous Criminals Back on the Street."”
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“Lamb's message was direct. Politicians and judges who shield dangerous criminals from consequences must be held personally accountable when American families pay the price.”
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“Lamb's solution is simple and just. Strip qualified immunity from judges and politicians who knowingly allow dangerous criminals, especially those here illegally, back onto the streets, where they go on to harm American citizens. Under Lamb's proposal, officials who make those decisions could face civil and even criminal liability.”
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“End qualified immunity for judges and elected officials whose decisions directly enable harm to American citizens”
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“He stresses that every incident deserves a complete investigation, while also recognizing that officers have the right to defend themselves when confronted with an immediate threat of serious bodily injury or death.”
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“From a law enforcement perspective, he made it clear. The shooting was justified.”
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“As Lamb outlined, when a vehicle is placed in motion toward an officer, it becomes a lethal threat. Officers do not have the luxury of waiting to see if the driver will stop.”
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“Lamb emphasized that the threshold for lethal force is not certainty of death. It is reasonable fear of serious bodily harm or death.”
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Government operations and elections

Government waste and fraud ›
  • Cut waste, fraud and abuse in government spending
“Mark Lamb explains why free isn’t free and calls for fiscal responsibility in Washington, cutting government waste, protecting Arizona taxpayers, reducing unnecessary bureaucracy, and demanding accoun...”
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Size of the federal government ›
  • Shrink the federal government and its bureaucracy
“Mark Lamb explains why free isn’t free and calls for fiscal responsibility in Washington, cutting government waste, protecting Arizona taxpayers, reducing unnecessary bureaucracy, and demanding accoun...”
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“So I offered a modest, not-so-tongue-in-cheek proposal: start with Washington, D.C. Empty out the IRS and Department of Education buildings. Repurpose that space for data centers. Reduce the size of the federal government while we are at it, and leave Arizona’s water, power and neighborhoods alone.”
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“His solution is not complicated. Reduce government. Increase accountability. Return power to the states. Defend constitutional freedoms. Hold elected officials responsible for their actions.”
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“He believes many of today's political battles stem from the fact that Washington has accumulated too much power while states and local communities have been forced to surrender responsibilities that were never intended to belong to the federal government.”
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“One of his biggest concerns is Arizona's lengthy vote-counting process. When election results take days or even weeks to finalize, public confidence suffers regardless of which candidate ultimately wins. Lamb pointed to states like Florida as examples of systems that produce timely results while maintaining voter participation.”
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Economy and the federal budget

Cost of living ›
  • Lower the cost of living and inflation
“A Stronger Economy for Arizona and American Families Lower costs, support small businesses, protect taxpayers, and strengthen American jobs”
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Economic growth ›
  • Grow and strengthen the economy
“He will work to secure the border, restore order to our immigration system, defend the Constitution, support law enforcement, and advance an economy where families and small businesses can thrive.”
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“A Stronger Economy for Arizona and American Families Lower costs, support small businesses, protect taxpayers, and strengthen American jobs”
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“I support economic growth, technological innovation and bringing good businesses to Arizona. These projects can create construction work, strengthen our tax base and support the technology economy. But a multibillion-dollar investment is not automatically a good deal for the people who already live here.”
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Federal spending ›
  • Root out waste, fraud and abuse in federal spending
“Mark Lamb explains why free isn’t free and calls for fiscal responsibility in Washington, cutting government waste, protecting Arizona taxpayers, reducing unnecessary bureaucracy, and demanding accoun...”
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Federal deficit and national debt ›
  • Restore fiscal responsibility in Washington
“America is approaching $40 trillion in national debt. That should concern every citizen regardless of political party. Washington has spent decades spending money it does not have while passing the consequences to future generations. Fiscal responsibility is not a campaign slogan. It is an obligation. We need leaders willing to make difficult decisions and restore accountability to the federal government.”
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“I believe taxpayers deserve responsible stewardship of their money.”
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“We see it in a federal government that continues to spend money it doesn't have. We see it in the national debt that now threatens future generations.”
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Foreign affairs and aid

Iran ›
“Lamb expressed support for negotiating from a position of strength while cautioning that Iran has a long history of delaying agreements and using negotiations as a stalling tactic. He stressed that American leadership must remain focused on protecting national security interests and supporting allies abroad.”
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Diplomacy ›
  • Pair diplomacy with military strength
“Lamb expressed support for negotiating from a position of strength while cautioning that Iran has a long history of delaying agreements and using negotiations as a stalling tactic. He stressed that American leadership must remain focused on protecting national security interests and supporting allies abroad.”
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U.S. alliances ›
  • Strengthen U.S. alliances and rebuild trust with allies
“Lamb expressed support for negotiating from a position of strength while cautioning that Iran has a long history of delaying agreements and using negotiations as a stalling tactic. He stressed that American leadership must remain focused on protecting national security interests and supporting allies abroad.”
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“He has consistently emphasized prioritizing America first. That means focusing on domestic problems. But it also means recognizing where those problems originate.”
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“Sheriff Lamb also emphasized the importance of accountability. Monitoring the U.S. footprint. Avoiding long-term military presence. Reassessing as conditions change.”
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“Sheriff Lamb’s position is not one of endless foreign intervention. It is a refusal to tolerate regimes and criminal enterprises that directly target American families.”
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Housing and community development

Housing costs ›
“He pointed to housing costs, energy prices, agriculture, small businesses, and economic growth as examples of areas where excessive government regulation has made life harder for everyday Americans.”
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“Lamb said the effects of illegal immigration do not end when someone crosses the border. They reach communities throughout the country and can affect the availability and cost of housing, competition for jobs, public safety and taxpayer-funded services.”
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“Lamb's point was straightforward: millions of additional people need somewhere to live. When the housing supply is already limited, that added demand can make it harder for American families to find an affordable home or rental.”
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“For young Americans trying to buy their first home and families struggling with rising rent, Lamb said immigration policy cannot be separated from the national affordability crisis.”
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Homeownership ›
“For young Americans trying to buy their first home and families struggling with rising rent, Lamb said immigration policy cannot be separated from the national affordability crisis.”
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Housing supply ›
“Lamb said the effects of illegal immigration do not end when someone crosses the border. They reach communities throughout the country and can affect the availability and cost of housing, competition for jobs, public safety and taxpayer-funded services.”
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“Lamb's point was straightforward: millions of additional people need somewhere to live. When the housing supply is already limited, that added demand can make it harder for American families to find an affordable home or rental.”
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Regulation of home building ›
“He pointed to housing costs, energy prices, agriculture, small businesses, and economic growth as examples of areas where excessive government regulation has made life harder for everyday Americans.”
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Zoning and land use ›
“Many decisions involving water use, utility planning, land use and zoning belong at the state and local levels. A member of Congress should not pretend otherwise.”
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Public lands, water and tribal affairs

Public lands ›
“As Arizona’s representative, my responsibility would be to fight for our state’s water interests, support the reliable energy and infrastructure Arizona needs, scrutinize federal incentives and push for productive use of federal property where it makes sense.”
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Other things the site says about public lands, water and tribal affairs (1)
“Water and energy are not secondary issues in Arizona. They are foundational to our future. Our families, farmers, businesses, and growing communities all depend on responsible policies that protect our resources and strengthen our economy. Arizona needs representatives who understand these challenges firsthand and are prepared to fight for practical solutions.”
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Civil rights and liberties

Voting laws ›
  • Protect election integrity and security
“Lamb discussed his efforts as sheriff to support election security measures and improve transparency within Arizona's election process.”
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“At the same time, he argued that Americans deserve elections that are transparent, secure, and trusted by the public.”
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Free speech and protest ›
  • Protect freedom of speech
“He refused to enforce mandates he believed violated constitutional rights and has remained a steadfast defender of free speech, religious liberty, the Second Amendment, and personal freedom.”
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Religion and government ›
  • Protect religious freedom
“He refused to enforce mandates he believed violated constitutional rights and has remained a steadfast defender of free speech, religious liberty, the Second Amendment, and personal freedom.”
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“Lamb supports constitutional rights, border security, and America First policies”
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“I believe our constitutional rights should be protected.”
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“Lamb reminded viewers that the First Amendment protects peaceful assembly to petition the government. It does not protect attempts to run over federal agents.”
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Health

Addiction and overdoses ›
“Fentanyl alone kills between 50,000 and 100,000 Americans every year. Lamb calls it what it is — terrorism. Funded by cartels. Enabled by open border policies.”
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“He became nationally known for standing against government overreach during COVID, refusing to enforce mask and vaccine mandates for employee, and allowing local businesses to remain open.”
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“Sheriff Lamb gained significant media attention speaking out against government overreach during COVID, where he would not enforce mask and vaccine mandates for county employees, and fought to allow businesses to remain open during the pandemic.”
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Labor and employment

Job creation ›
  • Create good-paying jobs and attract employers
“I support economic growth, technological innovation and bringing good businesses to Arizona. These projects can create construction work, strengthen our tax base and support the technology economy. But a multibillion-dollar investment is not automatically a good deal for the people who already live here.”
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“We can welcome new technology while protecting our water. We can build energy capacity without forcing families to subsidize Big Tech. We can create jobs while demanding transparency about the real costs and benefits. We can grow without sacrificing the quality of life that brought people to Arizona in the first place.”
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Wages ›
“Lamb also connected illegal immigration to employment. He argued that a sudden increase in the labor supply can affect American workers, especially those already struggling to find dependable work or earn enough to keep pace with the cost of living.”
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“His broader message was that federal immigration policy should protect the wages, opportunities and economic security of American workers.”
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Immigrant and guest workers ›
  • Keep immigration from undercutting American workers' wages and jobs
“His broader message was that federal immigration policy should protect the wages, opportunities and economic security of American workers.”
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Energy

Data centers ›
  • Protect local water and the environment from data centers
  • Require impact reviews and public disclosure for data centers
“Arizona can welcome innovation and economic growth without sacrificing the water, power and neighborhoods Arizona families depend on.”
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“So I offered a modest, not-so-tongue-in-cheek proposal: start with Washington, D.C. Empty out the IRS and Department of Education buildings. Repurpose that space for data centers. Reduce the size of the federal government while we are at it, and leave Arizona’s water, power and neighborhoods alone.”
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“That does not mean every data center is bad for Arizona. It means no project should receive automatic approval simply because a large technology company promises investment.”
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Utilities ›
  • Keep data centers and other big power users from raising household bills
“Every major project should be evaluated on its actual benefits, costs and long-term consequences: Where will its water come from, and how much will it use during Arizona’s hottest months? How much electricity will it require, and what new infrastructure will be needed? Will the company pay those costs, or will families and small businesses see them shifted onto their utility bills? How many permanent jobs will remain after construction? What tax incentives are being offered, and what will Arizona receive in return? How will nearby neighborhoods be affected by noise, heat, traffic and construction? The standard should be simple: Is this good for Arizona, or does it leave Arizona families carrying the cost?”
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Energy costs ›
  • Keep data centers' energy costs off household bills
“We can welcome new technology while protecting our water. We can build energy capacity without forcing families to subsidize Big Tech. We can create jobs while demanding transparency about the real costs and benefits. We can grow without sacrificing the quality of life that brought people to Arizona in the first place.”
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Domestic energy production ›
  • Make the U.S. energy independent by producing more at home
“Mark Lamb has consistently supported policies aligned with President Donald Trump’s America First agenda, particularly regarding border security, law enforcement support, energy independence, and constitutional government.”
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“I will continue fighting for secure borders, safe communities, fiscal responsibility, energy independence, water security, and constitutional freedom.”
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Power grid ›
  • Make data centers and tech companies pay for grid expansion
“Every major project should be evaluated on its actual benefits, costs and long-term consequences: Where will its water come from, and how much will it use during Arizona’s hottest months? How much electricity will it require, and what new infrastructure will be needed? Will the company pay those costs, or will families and small businesses see them shifted onto their utility bills? How many permanent jobs will remain after construction? What tax incentives are being offered, and what will Arizona receive in return? How will nearby neighborhoods be affected by noise, heat, traffic and construction? The standard should be simple: Is this good for Arizona, or does it leave Arizona families carrying the cost?”
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Business and commerce

Small businesses ›
  • Support small businesses
“He will work to secure the border, restore order to our immigration system, defend the Constitution, support law enforcement, and advance an economy where families and small businesses can thrive.”
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“A Stronger Economy for Arizona and American Families Lower costs, support small businesses, protect taxpayers, and strengthen American jobs”
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Business regulations and permits ›
  • Cut regulations and red tape
“Instead, Lamb argued that Congress should spend more time removing laws, eliminating regulations, and reducing the burden government places on American families and businesses.”
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“Small Business — Lamb is a small business owner. His children work in the family business. He knows firsthand that small business is the backbone of the American economy and deserves leadership that understands how it actually operates.”
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Social Security and welfare

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“The central issue, Lamb said, is whom the federal government is serving. Taxpayer-funded programs should protect eligible Americans, including seniors who paid into Social Security and young people working to build a secure future.”
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Taxes

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“Every major project should be evaluated on its actual benefits, costs and long-term consequences: Where will its water come from, and how much will it use during Arizona’s hottest months? How much electricity will it require, and what new infrastructure will be needed? Will the company pay those costs, or will families and small businesses see them shifted onto their utility bills? How many permanent jobs will remain after construction? What tax incentives are being offered, and what will Arizona receive in return? How will nearby neighborhoods be affected by noise, heat, traffic and construction? The standard should be simple: Is this good for Arizona, or does it leave Arizona families carrying the cost?”
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Transportation and infrastructure

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“That is the kind of accountability Arizona should insist on. If a company creates the need for major new infrastructure, Arizona families should not be handed the bill. Growth should pay for growth. Promises are not enough. We need transparent numbers, measurable benefits and enforceable commitments.”
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Science, technology and communications

Other things the site says about science, technology and communications (1)
“Those concerns should not be dismissed. Innovation can improve lives, create opportunity and strengthen our economy. It can also concentrate enormous power in institutions that are rarely transparent and not always accountable to the people affected by their decisions. We should welcome innovation without surrendering our rights, resources or control over our communities.”
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Environment

Other things the site says about environment (1)
“Arizona is our home. Our water, electrical grid and communities are not unlimited resources to be handed over without asking hard questions.”
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Agriculture and food

Other things the site says about agriculture and food (1)
“Agriculture — Lamb's family owns a working ranch. He understands what it means when Washington chokes the life out of America's food supply through regulation and overreach. Farmers and ranchers need a voice in Congress who has actually worked the land.”
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