Kris Mayes

No legislative voting record

Kris Mayes has not served in the Legislature. Her record lane is official acts as Attorney General (2023–present). Her 2003–2010 Arizona Corporation Commission open-meeting votes are recorded in the ACC eDocket and were not compiled in this batch. Checked 2026-09-24.

Advertising summary — for and against (2026 cycle)

For: own campaign $424,000 on Google (“Kris Mayes for Arizona” 29 ads, Jun 11–Sep 1, 2026; “KRIS MAYES FOR ARIZONA” 6 ads, Sep 4, 2025–Sep 24, 2026); outside Google ads $0–$0; Snap $0; broadcast TV not searched. Against: outside Google ads $0–$0; opponent campaign ads $0–$0; Snap $0. 2026 cycle. FEC independent expenditures: not applicable (state race). Meta: not searched — no API access.

On the Nov. 3, 2026 general election ballot for Attorney General (Arizona) — Democratic

Listed by the Secretary of State as “MAYES, KRIS”, party DEM. Incumbent (took office Jan. 2023). Opponent: PETERSEN, WARREN (REP). No other AG candidate is listed.

Attorney General · AZ-AG

Democrat · Incumbent · On the 2026 ballot

As Attorney General: Formal Opinion I26-003 — State Board of Equalization Hearing Procedures

The AG issued formal opinion I26-003 addressing State Board of Equalization hearing procedures. Listed on the AG's formal-opinions index.

As Attorney General: Purdue Pharma / Sackler Family Settlement Effective — $7.4 Billion National, $108.2 Million to Arizona

The AG announced that the $7.4 billion Purdue Pharma and Sackler family opioid settlement became legally effective, bringing Arizona's total opioid settlement funds to $1.194 billion; Arizona's specific share is $108,179,642.

As Attorney General: Formal Opinion I25-009 — Voter Registration / Legacy MVD Credentials and Proposition 200 Effective Date

The AG issued formal opinion I25-009 addressing the treatment of voters with legacy Motor Vehicle Division credentials who may not have provided proof of authorized presence, and the effective date of Proposition 200. Listed on the AG's formal-opinions index.

As Attorney General: EPA Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding — AG Testimony Against Rescission

The AG testified before the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency against the Trump Administration's proposed rescission of the 2009 Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding, citing Arizona's record heat deaths and climate-driven wildfires.

As Attorney General: Multi-State Tariff Lawsuit — U.S. Court of International Trade Ruling Blocking IEEPA Tariffs

The AG co-led a 12-state lawsuit challenging President Trump's use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose broad tariffs; the U.S. Court of International Trade struck down the tariffs in a ruling issued May 28, 2025.

As Attorney General: State of Arizona v. Fondomonte Arizona, LLC (Groundwater Public Nuisance Lawsuit)

The AG filed suit in Maricopa County Superior Court alleging that Fondomonte Arizona LLC's excessive pumping of groundwater in the Ranegras Plain Basin of La Paz County — approximately 31,196 acre-feet in 2023 alone — constitutes a public nuisance under A.R.S. § 13-2917, endangering local communities and infrastructure; a motion to stay the case was denied in May 2026.

As Attorney General: Opioid Settlement with Kroger — $1.37 Billion National, $68.5 Million to Arizona

The AG joined a bipartisan coalition of 30 states to announce the finalized $1.37 billion settlement with Kroger (operator of Fry's and Smith's in Arizona) for the company's role in the opioid crisis, with Arizona set to receive up to $68.5 million.

As Attorney General: Formal Opinion I24-015 — Treatment of State Voter-Registration Forms Without Documentary Proof of Citizenship

The AG issued formal opinion I24-015 addressing the treatment of state forms not accompanied by documentary proof of citizenship (DPOC), an election-law opinion relevant to voter-registration procedures. Listed on the AG's formal-opinions index.

As Attorney General: State v. Sun West Choice Health & Rehab / The Ensign Group — Secrecy Clause Invalidation (Knight Case)

The AG moved to intervene in Knight v. Sunwest Choice Health and Rehab (Maricopa County Superior Court CV2024-007103) to invalidate an illegal confidentiality clause that barred a family from reporting the neglect-related death of a vulnerable adult, and sought to void all such secrecy clauses in Ensign Group's more than five Arizona facilities.

As Attorney General: Planned Parenthood of AZ v. Mayes — Non-Prosecution Commitment on 1864 Abortion Law

After the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the 1864 territorial near-total abortion ban superseded more recent law, the AG publicly committed not to prosecute any woman or physician under the 1864 law while in office, moved to stay enforcement, and sent clarifying letters to hospitals and providers; the AG also secured a 90-day additional stay from the Arizona Supreme Court in May 2024.

As Attorney General: Statement on Fondomonte Butler Valley Leases; AG Investigation into Well Permit Discrepancies

Following an AG office investigation that found discrepancies in Fondomonte's well-permit applications and contributed to the revocation of two proposed deep-water wells, the AG issued a statement commending Governor Hobbs' termination of Fondomonte's Arizona State Land leases in Butler Valley and calling for additional state action to protect groundwater.

As Attorney General: Opioid Settlements: Teva, Allergan, CVS, and Walgreens ($380 Million to Arizona)

The AG announced final court approval of national opioid settlement agreements with Teva ($92.9M), Allergan ($51.2M), Walgreens ($123.3M), and CVS ($113.3M), delivering over $380 million to Arizona state and local governments over 15 years.

As Attorney General: State of Arizona v. 3M Company et al. (PFAS Lawsuit)

The AG filed suit against manufacturers of PFAS 'forever chemicals' — including 3M and DuPont — in Maricopa County Superior Court, alleging defendants contaminated Arizona's groundwater and seeking remediation costs.