Blair Moses worked in healthcare for 30 years before going to law school, earning her law degree from Arizona State University in 2010, and is now a retired lawyer. She was unopposed in the Democratic primary in her first run for the Legislature. At the Clean Elections debate she backed rent control capping annual increases and limits on investor home purchases. She says she wants to use her healthcare and legal experience to write bills.
Prominent Endorsements
Indivisible Mesa
Candidate resources
Self-reported endorsements
- Maricopa Area Labor Federation (MALF)
- Arizona AFL-CIO
- Communication Workers of America (CWA)
- National Democratic Redistricting Committee (NDRC) 2026 Democracy Defender
- 3.14 Action Fund - Elect Scientists
- Equality Arizona
- Arizona List
- Planned Parenthood
- Indivisible Mesa
- Arizona College Democrats
- Pinal County Young Democrats
- Humane Voters of Arizona
- Arizona Families for Vaccines 2026 Vaccine Hero
Candidate Questionnaire
Top Issues
1. Address affordability issues due to high utility, food, housing, and gas prices; 2. Ensure access to healthcare; 3. Address water and energy issues, including use by data centers; 4. Fully fund our public schools and develop guidelines, oversight, and an annual cap for the ESA program.
Professional Experience
- Healthcare: Medical Technologist, Blood Bank Specialist (SBB), Director of Laboratory Services, Organizational Development, Service Excellence Coordinator. Attorney: Private Practice - Commercial and Civil Litigation, Labor and Employment Law, Health Law
- Public Attorney - State Bar of Arizona Staff Attorney, Lawyer Regulation
Education
- University: Pre-Med major - Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology
- Law School - Juris Doctor degree
Political Offices
- None
Political Organizations
- Healthcare Rising AZ
- AZ LD 10 Democrats
- Indivisible Mesa