A VOTER INFORMATION PROJECT
A public-accountability site focused on documented statements, legislative activity, campaign positions, and primary-source evidence concerning Rep. Adelita Grijalva and Arizona's 7th Congressional District.
THE STANDARD
We separate documented facts from commentary and link readers to original government and campaign materials whenever possible.
01 / THE RECORD
Below are examples of recent public activity. Each item is intentionally written to distinguish an action or statement from the site's interpretation of it.
Grijalva announced legislation with Reps. Greg Stanton and Yassamin Ansari that would redirect unobligated ICE funding to Title I public schools and require DHS to sell recently purchased warehouse detention facilities.
Read the primary source ↗Her office announced opposition to proposed changes involving Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments and described the issue in terms of public-land protection and tribal sovereignty.
Review the press release archive ↗Her office issued statements addressing Supreme Court decisions involving birthright citizenship and restrictions concerning transgender student athletes.
Review the source archive ↗Grijalva criticized President Trump over an affordable-housing bill and connected the dispute to unrelated voting legislation.
Review the source archive ↗02 / ISSUES
Use the categories below as a research index. Click any card to reveal what the public record says and where to verify it.
03 / TIMELINE
Her office responded to House passage of additional Iran-war funding and the National Defense Authorization Act.
Introduced legislation proposing a transfer of unobligated ICE funding to Title I schools.
Called on DHS to halt a planned transfer of immigrant children from Arizona to facilities in Texas and Louisiana.
Issued statements on birthright citizenship and restrictions involving transgender student athletes.
Arizona's Secretary of State lists Adelita Grijalva as a Democratic candidate for U.S. Representative, District 7.
Grijalva won the special election to succeed her late father, Rep. Raúl Grijalva, in Arizona's 7th Congressional District.
THE ACCOUNTABILITY TEST
FACT ≠ OPINION
Words such as “socialist,” “DSA-aligned,” “progressive,” or “far left” can be political descriptions rather than objective classifications. This site therefore identifies the underlying action or statement first and leaves the characterization visible as analysis rather than disguising it as fact.
Go to the source library →04 / VERIFY
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05 / SOURCE LIBRARY
YOUR TURN
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