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The Republican committee for District 14.

Neighbors in Arizona's 14th Legislative District meet in Gilbert, elect precinct committeemen, and stay in contact with the people who represent this district at the Capitol.

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About the district

Gilbert, and parts of Queen Creek.

Arizona has 30 legislative districts. Each one elects one state senator and two state representatives. LD14 is in Maricopa County. The Arizona Senate biography for the district's senator describes it as Gilbert and parts of Queen Creek.

The district calendar also lists meetings for Gilbert Public Schools, Higley Unified, Chandler Unified, and the Gilbert Town Council. Those civic boundaries are not the same as the legislative line. Confirm your own address before you assume you live in LD14.

The adopted map is the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission's Official Legislative Map, version 17.0, from January 21, 2022. The Legislature publishes a District 14 map as well.

Official district map (opens in a new tab)Redistricting maps (opens in a new tab)Check your voter record (opens in a new tab)

Active voters

155,632

46 precincts, all in Maricopa County

Active registered voters in Legislative District 14, from the Arizona Secretary of State report for the July 21, 2026 primary election report.
PartyVotersShare
Republican66,15842.5%
Democratic33,42821.5%
Other53,27434.2%
No Labels1,4520.9%
Libertarian1,1790.8%
Green1410.1%

Our legislators

Who holds the seats now.

These three Republicans are the District 14 delegation in the 57th Arizona Legislature. The previous district website still lists Travis Grantham as a representative and spells the senator's name "Peterson." Representative Grantham left the House in January 2025. The senator's name is Warren Petersen.

  1. 01

    State Senate

    Warren Petersen

    President of the Senate

    • Republican. Home city listed by the Legislature: Gilbert. In the Legislature since 2012.
    • The official biography says LD14 includes Gilbert and parts of Queen Creek, and that he is in his fourth year as Senate President.
    • Occupation listed by the Legislature: real estate and law. The biography says he was admitted to the Arizona Bar in 2020, grew up in Gilbert, and earned degrees from Arizona State University and ASU Law.

    Committees. Senate Rules, member. Arizona Water Banking Authority Commission, member.

    Ballotpedia lists his current Senate term as ending January 11, 2027. He is not running for this Senate seat again. The same profile lists him on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for Arizona attorney general.

    (602) 926-4136Official Legislature page (opens in a new tab)

  2. 02

    State House

    Laurin Hendrix

    Chairman, House Rules

    • Republican representative for District 14. Ballotpedia says he assumed office on January 9, 2023.
    • The Legislature has not published a personal biography for Representative Hendrix.
    • He won re-election in 2024 and advanced from the July 21, 2026 Republican primary.

    Committees. Rules, chairman. Commerce, member. International Trade, member. Science and Technology, member.

    He is on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for one of the two House seats. He remains in office until the new House is seated. Ballotpedia lists the matching District 14 House term as ending January 11, 2027.

    (602) 926-4209Official Legislature page (opens in a new tab)

  3. 03

    State House

    Khyl Powell

    Vice chairman, House Judiciary

    • Republican representative for District 14. Ballotpedia says he assumed office on January 13, 2025.
    • The Legislature has not published a personal biography for Representative Powell.
    • His current term ends January 11, 2027. He did not file to run for re-election in 2026.

    Committees. Judiciary, vice chairman. Federalism, Military Affairs and Elections, member. Public Safety and Law Enforcement, member. Sex Offender Management Board, member.

    Representative Powell holds the seat Travis Grantham left. The previous LD14 website still lists Grantham. That listing is out of date.

    (602) 926-3415Official Legislature page (opens in a new tab)

Meetings and events

What is already on the calendar.

These dates come from the public LD14 calendar as reviewed on October 11, 2026. Later dates have not been copied here. Call or email the district if a time changes.

Hosted by LD14

  • Thu, Oct 15

    LD14 social dinner

    6:00 to 8:00 p.m.

    La Ristra New Mexican Kitchen, 638 E. Warner Rd., Gilbert

    The district calendar invites neighbors to dinner and conversation at La Ristra.

  • Mon, Oct 19

    LD14 monthly meeting

    7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

    Gilbert Christian School, Val Vista Campus, 22201 S. Val Vista Dr., Gilbert

    Doors at 6:30 p.m. Sign in when you arrive. The calendar says the meeting includes a 50/50 raffle and asks people who take part to bring cash. The district says regular meetings fall on the third Monday and that Republicans are welcome.

  • Mon, Nov 16

    LD14 organizational meeting

    Doors 6:00 p.m.

    Gilbert Christian School, Val Vista Campus, 22201 S. Val Vista Dr., Gilbert

    The calendar says this meeting elects the incoming executive board and state committeemen. Bring valid ID. Check-in starts at 6:00 p.m. Attendance is limited to current precinct committeemen. The public calendar also shows an end stamp of November 30 at 8:00 p.m., which does not match a single evening meeting. Confirm the end time with the district before you rely on it.

Local meetings on the same calendar

LD14 lists these public meetings so Republicans can attend. The district does not run them.

  • Tue, Oct 135:30 p.m.

    Higley Unified governing board

    2935 S. Recker Rd., Gilbert

    Public school board meeting listed on the LD14 calendar. LD14 does not host it.

  • Tue, Oct 136:00 p.m.

    Gilbert Public Schools governing board

    140 S. Gilbert Rd., Gilbert

    Public school board meeting listed on the LD14 calendar. LD14 does not host it.

  • Tue, Oct 206:30 p.m.

    Gilbert Town Council

    Municipal Building I, Council Chambers, 50 E. Civic Center Dr., Gilbert

    Public council meeting listed on the LD14 calendar. The calendar points questions to Chairman Adams.

  • Wed, Oct 216:30 p.m.

    Chandler Unified governing board

    1525 W. Frye Rd., Chandler

    Public school board meeting listed on the LD14 calendar. A school district line is not the same as the legislative district line.

  • Tue, Oct 275:30 p.m.

    Higley Unified governing board

    2935 S. Recker Rd., Gilbert

    Second October date listed on the LD14 calendar.

  • Tue, Oct 276:00 p.m.

    Gilbert Public Schools governing board

    140 S. Gilbert Rd., Gilbert

    Second October date listed on the LD14 calendar.

  • Tue, Nov 36:30 p.m.

    Gilbert Town Council

    Municipal Building I, Council Chambers, 50 E. Civic Center Dr., Gilbert

    Public council meeting on the same night as the statewide general election. Listed on the LD14 calendar.

  • Wed, Nov 46:00 p.m.

    Gilbert Public Schools governing board

    140 S. Gilbert Rd., Gilbert

    Listed on the LD14 calendar.

  • Tue, Nov 175:30 p.m.

    Higley Unified governing board

    2935 S. Recker Rd., Gilbert

    Listed on the LD14 calendar.

Get involved

Come to a meeting, or take a precinct.

01

Show up

The district says regular meetings are on the third Monday. Republicans are welcome at the monthly meeting. The November 16 organizational meeting is limited to current precinct committeemen.

02

Become a PC

A precinct committeeman is an elected party officer. The district calls PCs the foundation of the Republican Party in the neighborhood.

03

Ask the chair

Chairman Andrew Adams is the contact named on the current district site. Write info@ld14.arizona.republican from this page, or use contact@ld14gop.com and (480) 714-9891, which are published on ld14gop.com.

How the office works

A registered voter who is a member of the party in that precinct may seek the office. Arizona sets one precinct committeeman, plus one more for each 125 voters of that party, or a major fraction of that number, using the January 2 registration report in the election year.

If the number of people who file is no greater than the number of seats, the county board of supervisors may cancel that election and appoint the people who filed. If more people file than there are seats, only members of that party in the precinct vote the precinct committeeman ballot.

The term is two years and begins October 1 after the primary. The 2026 primary was July 21, so the current term began October 1, 2026. A vacancy is filled by the board of supervisors from a list submitted by the county chairman. Only a precinct committeeman elected at the primary before an organizing meeting may vote at that meeting.

This site does not have a live list of open precincts. If you missed the filing window, ask the district whether a vacancy can be filled.

Read A.R.S. 16-822 (opens in a new tab)Read A.R.S. 16-821 (opens in a new tab)

What the district asks PCs to do

  • Gathering petitions and signatures
  • Recruiting other precinct committeemen
  • Canvassing neighborhoods
  • Serving as a poll worker or watcher
  • Attending meetings

That list is the one printed on the current LD14 get-involved page. It is the district's description of the work, not a new set of legal duties.

Register or update your voter record (opens in a new tab)

Write the district

Use this form to volunteer, ask about becoming a precinct committeeman, or ask a question about a meeting. It is addressed to info@ld14.arizona.republican.

This opens your email app. The site does not store the message.

News

No update has been published here yet.

Meeting recaps and district announcements will appear in this section when LD14 publishes them. Until then, the calendar above is the current public schedule. This page will not invent headlines.