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Candidate profile: Paul Burton in Arizona’s 4th District

Independent Paul Burton is among nine candidates in Arizona’s 2026 race for the U.S. House in the 4th Congressional District.

Candidate profile: Paul Burton in Arizona’s 4th District

Key takeaways

  • Paul Burton is running as an Independent in Arizona’s 4th District.
  • The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
  • Burton reports $0 raised and $0 spent.
  • Nine candidates are listed in the contested race.
  • No documented policy positions are on file for any candidate.

The race

Paul Burton, an Independent, is one of nine candidates in the contested race for Arizona’s 4th Congressional District. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.

The field includes two Independent candidates, five Republican candidates and two Democratic candidates. Democratic Rep. Greg Stanton is the incumbent. Each candidate’s campaign finance activity and the status of any biography or policy positions on file are listed below.

Candidates and campaign finance

Paul Burton, Independent: Burton’s campaign reports $0 raised and $0 spent. A cash-on-hand figure is not on file. No candidate biography or documented policy positions are on file.

M. Zuhdi Jasser, Republican: Jasser’s campaign reports $564,640.66 raised and $222,989.52 spent. A cash-on-hand figure is not on file. No candidate biography or documented policy positions are on file.

Bradley J Honer, Republican: Honer’s campaign reports $10 raised and $888.39 spent. A cash-on-hand figure is not on file. No candidate biography or documented policy positions are on file.

Elizabeth Reye, Republican: Reye’s campaign reports $0 raised and $0 spent. A cash-on-hand figure is not on file. No candidate biography or documented policy positions are on file.

Alex Nicolas Stovall, Republican: Stovall’s campaign reports $64,879.47 raised and $64,879.47 spent. A cash-on-hand figure is not on file. No candidate biography or documented policy positions are on file.

Andromeda Crum, Independent: Crum’s campaign reports $0 raised and $0 spent. A cash-on-hand figure is not on file. No candidate biography or documented policy positions are on file.

Jerone Davison, Republican: Davison’s campaign reports $240,849.53 raised and $239,677.67 spent. A cash-on-hand figure is not on file. No candidate biography or documented policy positions are on file.

Kai Newkirk, Democrat: Newkirk’s campaign reports $151,142.57 raised and $60,278.02 spent. A cash-on-hand figure is not on file. No candidate biography or documented policy positions are on file.

Greg Stanton, Democrat: Stanton is the incumbent. Stanton’s campaign reports $2,117,114.23 raised and $1,112,555.97 spent. A cash-on-hand figure is not on file. No candidate biography or documented policy positions are on file.

Where the candidates stand

No documented policy positions are on file for Burton, Jasser, Honer, Reye, Stovall, Crum, Davison, Newkirk or Stanton. That means the records do not establish a position for any candidate on specific issues in this race.

For Burton, the filings identify an Independent candidacy but do not list a biography or policy platform. The same biography and policy status applies to each of the other eight candidates, including incumbent Stanton.

What comes next

The general election will be held Nov. 3, 2026. Before then, campaign finance figures may be updated through additional filings, and candidates may place biographies or policy positions on file.

Those updates would add to the public record for all nine candidates: Burton, Jasser, Honer, Reye, Stovall, Crum, Davison, Newkirk and Stanton. Current records show differences in reported fundraising and spending, while cash-on-hand figures are not on file for any candidate.

What to watch

  • Updates to campaign finance filings
  • New candidate biographies or policy positions placed on file
  • The candidate lineup for the Nov. 3 general election

Who's running: U.S. House, District 4

Election day: November 3, 2026

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