I would like to introduce myself to any new visitors, and tell you a little about who I am, and what I stand for. Ultimately I believe, to earn your vote, I will be accessible to your questions, and provide them with prompt and earnest answers.

I am a fifth generation Arizonan, and am very proud to say that the Armer Family has been an integral part of Arizona’s inception and growth since the horse and wagon days. This has inspired me to continue all efforts in maintaining Arizona’s reputation as one of the best states in the country. I would like to see Arizona and its citizens prosper. I believe the best way to accomplish this is to remove the roadblocks put in place by our government. (Namely out of control spending and a punitive tax structure)

I am a small business owner and have seen first-hand how damaging excessive taxations, and other regulations and/or mandates can be. I have personally seen how the costs are simply passed on to the end user, or in other words, you. Take the proposed usage tax in the City of Gilbert, for example, that would cost SRP millions of dollars. These costs would simply be absorbed by SRP customers throughout the state. This is unacceptable. The people cannot continue to shoulder the burden of regulations and taxation, for the purposes of attempting to balance irresponsible budgets.

You do not owe me your vote, but as a candidate for public office, I do owe you candor. Some of my positions may not always be in agreeance with yours, but you will always know where I stand. My positions will not spontaneously change from day to day, but will remain a consistent and reliable voice for District 22. I will also seek council from constituents on a regular basis. After all, I am here to serve you and the rest of my community.

Please take a tour of the rest of my site to read my positions, donate, become part of the team, or to meet my family. Volunteers are always very welcome.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

“Ultimately the budget should come down to funding Public Safety, Education, and Transportation. That is what the state is responsible for.”

ADAM ARMER

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