Justin (Justin) Wilmeth (R-02b)

State Representative Justin Wilmeth

Justin (Justin) Wilmeth (R-02b)
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Capitol: 602.926.5044
FAX: 602.417.3129
District: 520.648.2092
Representative
Arizona House of Representatives
Room 111 Capitol Complex - House 1700 West Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ 85007-2890
1700 West Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ 85007-2890
Residence:Phoenix, AZ

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Bio

Justin is a committed, limited government conservative with an innovative vision for Arizona's future. In his early life, during the challenges and triumphs of the Reagan era, Justin developed a heart for conservative principles that have produced abundant prosperity. He was born in West Texas, where his family operated farmland and his father worked in the oil industry. He comes from a long line of tough, hardworking folks who instilled in him the importance of commitment, loyalty and understanding. Justin's time on the family farm taught him the importance of pro-business, low-regulatory policy and what it means for economic prosperity. Justin got his start in politics when he helped a friend run for office in 2004. Since then, he has served in various grassroots and policy positions in Oklahoma before moving to Phoenix to serve as a policy advisor for the Republican Caucus in the Arizona House of Representatives. Justin is a graduate from Arizona State University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in Political Science as well as a Master's in Public Administration. Between his life experiences and education, Justin has proven to be an adept state legislator. He first won election to the House in 2020. In only one term at the Arizona House of Representatives, he was the prime sponsor of 18 bills that were signed into law. He set a record in the 2021 legislative session, seeing a whopping 8 of his sponsored bills signed into law, a first-year freshman record. Justin is proud to live in the Deer Valley area, a proud transplant who chose to make Arizona home because of its freedom and opportunity. He's running for re-election to ensure the Grand Canyon State stays that way!

Election / Personal Info

First Elected: 2020    Next Election: 2024
Counties Representing
Pima
Santa Cruz