Where is
STANTON
Corporate cash. Broken promises. A record that doesn't add up.
Follow the Money
He talks about working families. His donor list tells a different story. 29% from PACs. 6% from small donors. Who is he really working for?
Lawyers & Law Firms
His #1 industry donor category — by a wide margin.
6% From Actual Voters
Just 6% from small donors under $200. Nearly 5x more from PACs. Funded by organizations, not voters.
"Getting Results" Leadership PAC
A "grassroots" PAC from a congressman who gets 6% from grassroots donors.
Loyal to the Party. Not to AZ-04.
While AZ-04 voters deal with border security, rising costs, and public safety — their congressman votes with party leadership 94% of the time. GovTrack ranks him dead last in the Arizona delegation for bipartisan bills. He doesn't represent his district. He represents his party.
The Phoenix Files
Mayor of Phoenix, 2012–2018. Broken promises, gutted police, rising homelessness. He didn't fix it — he left.
600+ Officers Lost Under His Watch
The roster fell from 3,388 to 2,772 officers. A 15-year per capita low. 911 response times past seven minutes.
"He focused on all of the minor issues that look glitzy while he ignored those, such as public safety, that are central to a vibrant city."— Ken Crane, President, Phoenix Law Enforcement Association (PLEA)
Robbed at Hatchet-Point in His Own City
October 2018, 8:40 PM. A man with a hatchet robbed Stanton outside a Phoenix restaurant. Suspect never found. The same downtown he left understaffed.
"How ironic that the man who helped run Phoenix into the ground by not advocating for sufficient police staffing is now a victim of that choice?"— Phoenix Law Enforcement Association (PLEA), official statement, 2018
The Food Tax Flip-Flop
Promised to repeal Phoenix's food tax by April 2013. Kept the tax. Councilman DiCiccio: "It was the only pledge the Mayor made."
The $77,134 Embezzlement
Treasurer Mindy Shields embezzled $77,134 from his campaign. Pled guilty. Got one year probation. Stanton reportedly opposed her prosecution.
The Congressional Record
Seven years. 3 bills enacted — including post office renamings. Heritage Action score: 5%.
"I will always put Arizona first."— Greg Stanton, 2018 Campaign Trail
Voted NO on Securing the Border
Voted NO on the Secure the Border Act. NO on ICE funding. Called for DHS Secretary's impeachment. In a border state.
Voted to End Qualified Immunity
Voted to end qualified immunity for officers. Gutted police staffing in Phoenix, then went to Congress to make their jobs harder.
3 Bills in 7 Years
His most recent legislative achievement? Naming a post office.
"I could not vote to fund a paramilitary-style mass deportation operation."— Rep. Greg Stanton, explaining his NO vote on ICE funding, January 2026
"Masked agents are acting in ways that are illegal & dangerously escalatory, threatening the safety of our communities."— Rep. Greg Stanton on federal immigration enforcement agents, 2026
Your Congressman Voted From a Boat.
During a congressional hearing on tech regulation, Stanton phoned in his vote from a boat on vacation. Arizona was in the middle of a COVID surge — hospitals overwhelmed, businesses shutting down, families in crisis. He was on the water.
Case History
Elected Mayor of Phoenix
Promises to repeal the food tax and invest in public safety.
Breaks His "Only Pledge"
Keeps the food tax. DiCiccio: the money could have hired 350 police officers.
Police Staffing Collapses
3,388 → 2,772 officers. 15-year low. 911 times past 7 minutes.
Robbed With a Hatchet Outside a Phoenix Restaurant
Robbed at hatchet-point. Suspect never found. PLEA: he's now a victim of his own choices.
The Washington Years
Impeaches Trump twice. Ends qualified immunity. Net worth: $878K → $2M.
District Shopping
Moves from AZ-09 to the safer AZ-04. Follows the lines, not the community.
Calls on Biden to Withdraw
Among the first to call for Biden to step aside. Self-preservation — a pattern.
Case Remains Open
Votes NO on ICE. Calls for DHS impeachment. 3 bills in 7 years. Heritage Action: 5%.
Exhibit F — Absence Report
Arizona Deserves
an Answer.
The evidence is public. The record is clear. It's time to close this case.