I say I filed as an official write-in candidate. Here’s the proof, straight from the State of Arizona, not from me.
These are screenshots from my account on the Arizona Candidate Portal — the Secretary of State’s official system for candidate filings. I’ve blacked out my home and mailing addresses because this is a campaign website, not a public records request. Everything that actually answers the question — is he really registered? — is untouched.
This is the public-facing side of my filing. The state itself marks this page and my candidate statement as “Approved” and “public.” My photo, my contact information, and my statement all come directly from what I filed with Arizona — not from a campaign consultant.
The line that matters most: Ballot Status: Active. Below that — Office: U.S. Representative in Congress, District No. 6. Election: 2026 General Election, November 3, 2026. Campaign Type: Write-In. Political Party: Other IND.
Addresses are redacted. Everything else is exactly what the state has on file for me.
This is the actual document — filed under penalty of perjury, per A.R.S. §§ 16-311, 16-312 — declaring my candidacy for this office, this district, this election. Filed June 12, 2026. Addresses redacted; everything else, including the declaration and signature, is unedited.
I’ll be straight about the limits of these screenshots: they come from my own account on the state’s portal. You’re trusting that I didn’t alter them, which is a smaller ask than trusting a random claim, but it’s not the same as an independent source.
The fully independent version is the official write-in candidate list, published by the Arizona Secretary of State and posted at every polling location. That list isn’t finalized yet — the filing window runs through September 24, 2026. The moment it’s posted, I’ll link directly to it here, and you won’t have to take my word — or these screenshots — for anything.
[Link will go here once the official list is live →]
I’m in the process of getting listed on Ballotpedia and Vote411 as well, so you can compare me to every other name on your ballot in one place — which is exactly what my “Don’t Just Take My Word” section already tells you to do. I’ll update this page when those are live too.