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Website: https://www.claraforaz.com/
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Corporation Commissioner
2026 Arizona Corporation Commissioner — 2 seats — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Election: 2026 Arizona General Election
Election date: 2026-11-03
Office: Corporation Commissioner
Candidate: PRATTE, CLARA (DEM)
Party: Democratic
Candidacy type: Name printed on general-election candidate list
Signatures: 9,815
Nomination paper: https://apps.arizona.vote/electioninfo/assets/69/0/NominationPapers/pratte-clara-25009-30628.pdf
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Website: https://www.claraforaz.com/
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Website: https://www.claraforaz.com/
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Clara is a member of the Navajo Nation and grew up in a small town called Lupton on the Arizona-New Mexico border. Her family had no electricity or running water at their home until she was in middle school, so her campaign to oversee Arizona’s utilities is personal. For decades she has advocated for investment in small businesses, affordable energy and infrastructure projects in tribal and rural communities and led efforts to save northern Arizona jobs threatened by coal plant closures.
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Clara is a member of the Navajo Nation and grew up in a small town called Lupton on the Arizona-New Mexico border. Her family had no electricity or running water at their home until she was in middle school, so her campaign to oversee Arizona’s utilities is personal. For decades she has advocated for investment in small businesses, affordable energy and infrastructure projects in tribal and rural communities and led efforts to save northern Arizona jobs threatened by coal plant closures.
Throughout her career, Clara has championed energy independence and jobs in tribal and rural communities. She is the co-founder of Navajo Power, a utility-scale and residential electricity provider, and owner of several small businesses. Clara held senior roles in the U.S. Small Business Administration and U.S. Department of Commerce and managed critical policy portfolios in economic development and tribal affairs. She has served under three U.S. Presidents and four Navajo Nation Presidents.
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Throughout her career, Clara has championed energy independence and jobs in tribal and rural communities. She is the co-founder of Navajo Power, a utility-scale and residential electricity provider, and owner of several small businesses. Clara held senior roles in the U.S. Small Business Administration and U.S. Department of Commerce and managed critical policy portfolios in economic development and tribal affairs. She has served under three U.S. Presidents and four Navajo Nation Presidents.
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For too long, Arizona Corporation Commissioners have served the interests of utility companies by allowing our electricity and water bills to skyrocket without better service, efficiency and cost justifications. They have also given special preference to high-demand users like data centers. Clara Pratte is dedicated to lowering utility costs for everyday Arizonans, creating jobs and expanding energy independence in our state. She believes it’s past time to restore integrity to the Arizona Corporation Commission and to put your best interests first.
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For too long, Arizona Corporation Commissioners have served the interests of utility companies by allowing our electricity and water bills to skyrocket without better service, efficiency and cost justifications. They have also given special preference to high-demand users like data centers. Clara Pratte is dedicated to lowering utility costs for everyday Arizonans, creating jobs and expanding energy independence in our state. She believes it’s past time to restore integrity to the Arizona Corporation Commission and to put your best interests first.
Lowering costs for Arizona families, seniors and veterans is Clara’s top priority. As a member of the Arizona Corporation Commission, Clara promises to fight for affordable residential utility bills, demand transparency and accountability from utility companies, ensure data centers pay their fair share, protect our precious water resources, advocate for rural and tribal communities and invest in Arizona’s energy future.
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Lowering costs for Arizona families, seniors and veterans is Clara’s top priority. As a member of the Arizona Corporation Commission, Clara promises to fight for affordable residential utility bills, demand transparency and accountability from utility companies, ensure data centers pay their fair share, protect our precious water resources, advocate for rural and tribal communities and invest in Arizona’s energy future.
Lower Monthly Bills. A Secure Energy Future. Real Accountability.
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Lower Monthly Bills. A Secure Energy Future. Real Accountability.
Lower Monthly Bills. It’s Time For New Leadership. Real Accountability.
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Lower Monthly Bills. It’s Time For New Leadership. Real Accountability.
Lower Monthly Bills. A Secure Energy Future.
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Lower Monthly Bills. A Secure Energy Future.
Prioritizes lowering electricity and water bills for Arizona households.
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Lower Residential Utility Bills
Supports stronger transparency and accountability requirements for regulated utility companies.
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Utility Transparency and Accountability
Supports requiring high-demand data centers to bear a fair share of the utility-system costs they create.
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Make Data Centers Pay Their Fair Share
Prioritizes protecting water resources when evaluating utility and infrastructure decisions.
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Protect Arizona Water Resources
Supports stronger consumer protections for utility customers, including vulnerable households.
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Strengthen Consumer Protections
Supports expanding wind, solar, and other clean-energy resources to lower costs, create jobs, and strengthen energy independence.
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Expand Reliable Clean Energy
Supports improving reliable energy access and infrastructure in rural and tribal communities.
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Invest in Rural and Tribal Energy Infrastructure
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Candidate: Pratte, Clara
Candidate filer ID: 101905
Candidate committee: Clara Pratte for Arizona
Office: Corporation Commissioner
Party: Democratic
Income: $165197.31
Expense: $164801.56
Cash balance: $395.75
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