2024 Arizona General Election

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2024 Arizona Primary Election

BallotPedia, Frank Carroll

Frank was born and raised in Chicago and has been a resident of Arizona for 28 years. He is married to Joanne, 

Frank currently operates commercial motor coaches for the tourism industry. He has worked as a service mechanic for a forklift and construction equipment dealer in Chicago. He also worked with a vehicle test equipment manufacturer.

Frank Carroll is currently a State Senator representing State Legislative District 28. He is vice chair of the Senate Commerce Committee and the Transportation and Technology Committee. He was elected in 2022 and has served for one term. He was a house representative for district 22 from 2019-2023 for two terms.  

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Believes spending should be within financial means to avoid burdening future generations. Supports reducing government influence to protect citizens' privacy and freedoms.

Supports reducing government influence to protect citizens' privacy and freedoms.

- Supports reducing government influence to protect citizens' privacy and freedoms.

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Frank Carroll

Frank Carroll was born and raised in Chicago and has been a resident of Arizona for twenty-eight years. He is married to Joanne, with whom he recently celebrated twenty-four years of marriage. Details about where he attended school, the church he attends, or additional family members are not provided.

Frank Carroll began his working-class career as a service mechanic for a forklift and construction equipment dealer in Chicago. He then worked with a vehicle test equipment manufacturer, advancing with the growth of computer control technologies. As a certified subject matter expert, he trained service technicians in various vehicle technology systems. After his training career, he spent two years operating commercial motor coaches for the tourism industry.

Frank Carroll has been involved in the Arizona Republican Party since moving to Arizona, serving as a Precinct Committeeman, Precinct Captain, Area Director, and State Delegate. He has also held the position of past President of the Sun City West Republican Club. His legislative service includes terms in the Arizona House of Representatives during the 54th and 55th Legislature.

The candidate's website says, "My activist affiliations are Endowment Life Member of the National Rifle Association, member of the Arizona State Rifle and Pistol Association, member of the AZ Citizens Defense League grassroots group, an activist with Americans for Prosperity pursuit of smaller government and lower taxes."

The candidate's website says, "It was just over a century ago that Arizona became the 48th state. Historical accounts of that time show that the federal government was in control of the most land areas of our state. The major conflicts with the indigenous people during late 1800 confined them to reservations under the control of the federal government. Alcohol prohibition was the law of the land and from our southern neighbor Mexico, we had the smuggling of alcohol, drugs, and humans into Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California. There are many stories of robberies, assaults and murderous encounters between the criminal element, law enforcement, and Arizona citizens."

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Arizona State Senator, District 28, Republican Primary

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