Mendoza outraises, outspends Ciscomani in Q2

Domocratic Congressional candidate JoAnna Mendoza, left, talks with Our Neighbor's Farm and Pantry Executive Director Bonnie Dalzine during a tour of Gila Valley nonprofit organization on June 18, 2026. - David Bell Photo/Gila Valley Central

Posted By: David Bell July 10, 2026

TUCSON — Democratic challenger JoAnna Mendoza continues to raise more funds than Republican incumbent Juan Ciscomani in the race for Arizona’s 6th Congressional District, but Mendoza is also spending more.

According to the most recent filings with the Federal Elections Commission, Mendoza raised $2.02 million from April 1 to July 1, almost double the $1.09 million Ciscomani raised during the same time frame.

However, Ciscomani spent just $785,887.99 during the second quarter of the year, while Mendoza spent $2.3 million.

Republican Congressman Juan Ciscomani, left, talks with Pima Vice Mayor Teresa Bailey and Graham County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Vance Bryce during a meet-and-greet for the Congressman at Ginaveve’s Market Place on July 3, 2026.
– David Bell Photo/Gila Valley Central

For the election cycle to-date, Ciscomani has raised $6.2 million and spent $2.7 million, leaving him $4.1 million cash on hand as of July 1, according to the FEC filing.

Mendoza has raised $7.4 million throughout the election cycle, and spent $4.1 million, resulting in $3.3 million cash on hand.

Neither candidate has a primary opponent and will face off, along with Libertarian Jereme Peters, in November.

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