Arizona Vote, Statewide Write-In Candidate

Nina Luxenberg, MD

Nina is a physician. She has experience working both in solo practice and for large corporations. She previously worked as a medical legal consultant in St. Petersburg, Florida. 

Nina Luxenberg's campaign for State Corporation Commissioner is her first run for public office. 

Plans to help establish that businesses of all sizes adhere to a code of conduct, and provide products and services that are not "detrimental to the safety, health or prosperity of our citizens."

- Plans to help establish that businesses of all sizes adhere to a code of conduct, and provide products and services that are not "detrimental to the safety, health or prosperity of our citizens."

Small Businesses

Champions affordable and accessible healthcare, believing it is a "basic human right."

- Champions affordable and accessible healthcare, believing it is a "basic human right."

Utility Costs

Supports economic success, and wants Arizona to lead in developing technology and innovations that aim to mitigate the effects of climate change, enhance quality of life, generate a plentiful water supply, reduce harmful chemicals, and protect the environment and wildlife.

- Supports economic success, and wants Arizona to lead in developing technology and innovations that aim to mitigate the effects of climate change, enhance quality of life, generate a plentiful water supply, reduce harmful chemicals, and protect the environment and wildlife.

Energy & the Environment

As of June 19, 2024, Nina Luxenberg did not have a website or any information online.

Endorsements

Nina Luxenberg

Nina currently serves as a physician. She has experience working both in solo practice and for large corporations. She previously served as a Medical Legal Consultant in St. Petersburg, Florida. 

- The Commission manages public utilities, maintains railroad and pipeline systems, and oversees businesses and securities.
- The Commission may also serve in a judicial capacity within its jurisdiction such as in cases related to utilities, investment management advisors, and pipeline and railroad crossing safety.
- Corporation commissioners are elected to four-year terms in partisan statewide elections. A commissioner can serve a maximum of two consecutive terms. 
- There are five total commissioners in the Corporation Commission.

Oversees utility rates, pipeline and railroad safety, and business and securities. 