Financial disclosures for the first quarter of 2026 reveal a high-stakes battle for the Arizona Attorney General’s office, as three contenders show different fiscal strategies ranging from self-funding to grassroots outreach.
The reports, covering Jan. 1 through March 31, show Republican Rodney Glassman leading the field in total cash on hand, while incumbent Democrat Kris Mayes surged ahead in quarterly fundraising. Republican State Senate President Warren Petersen remains a competitive third, bolstered by significant personal investment.
Arizona law requires statewide candidates to provide quarterly transparency into their campaign funds. These regulations ensure the public can identify which interest groups are attempting to influence the legal oversight of the state.
