Organizations

Sierra Club
One of the oldest and most influential grassroots environmental organizations

CWA - Communications Workers of America
The largest communications and media labor union in the United States, representing roughly 700,000 workers across telecom, tech, journalism, airlines, and public service

Arizona College Democrats
The official state federation of college student organizations dedicated to mobilizing young voters, empowering student activists, and electing Democrats across Arizona

Arizona AFSCME PEOPLE Committee
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees

Save Our Schools Arizona
A non-partisan, community-based organization fighting for strong public schools for a strong Arizona

314 Action
Electing scientists at all levels of government

GATHER Indivisible
A grassroots, nonpartisan civic group based in Goodyear's Estrella community and affiliated with the national Indivisible network; GATHER stands for Growing Arizona Together for Humanity, Equity, and Respect

National Democratic Redistricting Committee
Working to ensure Democrats can fight back against gerrymandering and achieve fair maps during the redistricting process

Better Ballot Arizona
An Arizona-based organization focused on improving governance for Arizonans by aligning incentives between elected officials and the voters which they represent

AZ Families for Vaccines
A grassroots network of Arizonans that advocates for public policy that increases access and confidence in vaccines

Unity Rising
Building youth power by empowering students to reject and combat far-right extremism

Planned Parenthood Advocates of Arizona
Planned Parenthood’s advocacy arm in Arizona and the state’s largest nonpartisan advocacy organization dedicated to protecting access to sexual and reproductive health care

Human Rights Campaign
The nation's largest civil rights organization working to achieve LGBTQ+ equality

Equality Arizona
Fighting for LGBTQ+ equality under the law
Community Leaders
Kris Mayes
Arizona Attorney General
"Protecting Arizonans from fraud and exploitation requires strong laws, and strong laws require legislators who take these threats seriously. Laura Huber does. She has proposed measures to protect homeowners from deed fraud, which allows criminals to steal property by forging ownership documents. She is committed to securing Arizona's water future so that our groundwater is protected for the families, farmers, and ranchers who rely on it. Throughout her career as a licensed mental health counselor, Laura has served people with honesty, dignity, and compassion, and she will bring those same values to the Legislature. She believes in transparency, accountability, and equal justice under the law. I am proud to endorse Laura Huber for the Arizona State Senate, and I urge the voters of Legislative District 25 to support her on November 3."
The Honorable Mariana Sandoval
Arizona State Representative, LD 23
"As a mental health provider, Laura brings compassion, integrity, and a deep commitment to Arizona families. Her focus on affordable healthcare, housing, strong public schools, water security, and economic justice reflects the kind of people-first leadership out communities need."
The Honorable Martin Russo
Nine-Term Former U.S. Representative (IL-3)
"Laura Huber will work very hard to represent the people in her Senate District and bring her signature common sense approach to advocating for a better community for her constituents. She has my full confidence and endorsement to be able to handle all the many issues confronting the Arizona State Senate LD25."
Ben Zachariah-Chalunkal
Federal Human-Services Strategist
"Bridging the gap between our urban centers and rural heartlands, Laura Huber brings the healing touch of a counselor to the complex challenges of LD-25. Laura offers a unique brand of empathetic leadership that prioritizes the health, dignity, and well-being of every constituent. Laura is a proven caregiver who will stop at nothing to ensure our diverse community receives the vital attention and dedicated service it deserves."
Eric H. Holder Jr.
Former Attorney General





