Governor of Arizona

Her official priorities page lists repealing Arizona's 1901 abortion law and expanding access to family planning and abortion services, and says she will use her veto against restrictions.

“I respect the will of the voters and will not seek to overturn the abortion laws that Arizonans have approved at the ballot box.”

On her campaign site; she adds that she may support changes to current policy through the democratic process

Launched Operation SECURE, deploying the National Guard and state troopers to the border, while her official priorities call for federal immigration reform that includes a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants and DREAMers.

Calls for state and local participation in the federal 287(g) program; as a House member voted yes on the Laken Riley Act, which requires federal detention of certain immigrants charged with theft and related crimes.

“We need effective law enforcement at both the state and federal levels, and our country must have a lawful, functional system for managing immigration.”

On her campaign site, in a post saying she does not support abolishing ICE and that officers who commit crimes should be held accountable

“I would increase housing supply by reducing unnecessary permitting delays and regulatory barriers, supporting infrastructure for new housing, and expanding attainable starter homes, rentals, and workforce housing.”

In her AZPM candidate survey response

Proposes eliminating the state income tax and working to reduce property taxes.

“Arizona should consider using state funding to prevent dangerous gaps in care—but it should not simply replace every lost federal dollar.”

In her AZPM candidate survey response on offsetting federal Medicaid cuts; she says she would first audit AHCCCS spending

Would repeal Gov. Hobbs's executive order prioritizing wind and solar on state land while pursuing reliable, affordable energy sources including nuclear.

Pledges to protect Empowerment Scholarship Accounts so families can choose the educational method that best meets their child's needs.

Says she supports protecting school choice, including the Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program, while auditing public, charter, private and ESA-funded programs.

Lists free early childhood education and affordable child care for parents among her education priorities.

“I support expanding access through a long-term plan that combines existing state and federal resources, employer incentives, public-private partnerships, and support for childcare providers.”

In her AZPM candidate survey response; she adds that this should happen without “simply creating another expensive government program or raising taxes”

“When the sport is not a co-ed sport, the sport will be only for at birth sexual orientation.”

On the Equality for All page of her campaign site (wording as published)