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U.S. House District 3
2026 Arizona U.S. House — District 3 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Election: 2026 Arizona General Election
Election date: 2026-11-03
Office: U.S. Representative in Congress - District No. 3
Candidate: REDKEY, DAVID (GRN)
Party: Green
Candidacy type: Name printed on general-election candidate list
Nomination paper: https://apps.arizona.vote/electioninfo/assets/69/0/NominationPapers/redkey-david-25115-30734.pdf
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Phone: 480-269-1390
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.davidredkey4congress.com/
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Website: https://www.davidredkey4congress.com/
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David Redkey has proudly called Phoenix home for nearly four decades. He moved to Arizona due to his roots: his grandfather was Harry Edgington Redkey, a local legend who helped promote Manzanita Raceway and Phoenix International Raceway. Mr. Redkey is a certified teacher, a husband, and a father, deeply rooted in his community and committed to its future. As a fierce advocate against conservatorship and guardianship fraud that syphons wealth from Arizona families, he has fought to expose legal systems that exploit vulnerable individuals. His experience has driven him to champion accountability, transparency, and justice for all Arizonans. Mr. Redkey’s economic platform is grounded in what he calls "Foundational Economics," a common-sense vision that strengthens the everyday worker, not the billionaire class. He believes the true stability of our Arizona lies with the families, educators, laborers, and small business owners who uphold our democracy. As he says: “It doesn’t matter if the house has the best roof in the world...If the foundation is crumbling, the house will fall.” David Redkey is running to rebuild that foundation. He’s not bought by PACs or corporations, just powered by the people of Arizona who are ready to fight for a better, fairer future.
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David Redkey has proudly called Phoenix home for nearly four decades. He moved to Arizona due to his roots: his grandfather was Harry Edgington Redkey, a local legend who helped promote Manzanita Raceway and Phoenix International Raceway. Mr. Redkey is a certified teacher, a husband, and a father, deeply rooted in his community and committed to its future. As a fierce advocate against conservatorship and guardianship fraud that syphons wealth from Arizona families, he has fought to expose legal systems that exploit vulnerable individuals. His experience has driven him to champion accountability, transparency, and justice for all Arizonans. Mr. Redkey’s economic platform is grounded in what he calls "Foundational Economics," a common-sense vision that strengthens the everyday worker, not the billionaire class. He believes the true stability of our Arizona lies with the families, educators, laborers, and small business owners who uphold our democracy. As he says: “It doesn’t matter if the house has the best roof in the world...If the foundation is crumbling, the house will fall.” David Redkey is running to rebuild that foundation. He’s not bought by PACs or corporations, just powered by the people of Arizona who are ready to fight for a better, fairer future.
To understand all of my policy positions, this is my core belief and a frame of reference:The measure of a country's success is measured by the quality of life of its poorest people.
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To understand all of my policy positions, this is my core belief and a frame of reference:The measure of a country's success is measured by the quality of life of its poorest people.
Prioritize building domestic jobs rather than directing public resources toward additional warfare.
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Use a 'Foundation Economics' approach that puts working people and families ahead of profit maximization.
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Judge the country's success by the quality of life experienced by its poorest residents.
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