Justin Olson
Republican · House · LD10
Justin Olson served in the state House from 2011 to 2017, then was appointed to the Arizona Corporation Commission by Gov. Doug Ducey in October 2017 and won a full term in 2018, serving until 2023. He finished fifth in the 2022 Republican primary for U.S. Senate, then returned to the House in 2024. A former Arizona Tax Research Association analyst, he led this year's primary. He declined the Clean Elections debate.
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No money, no water: Against the backdrop of Colorado River water shortages, a bill from Republican Rep. Justin Olson is causing a headache for Queen Creek officials who are trying to secure the city’s water future, Cecilia Chan reports for the East Valley Tribune. HB4030, and a companion ballot measure, would block cities and counties from increasing fees and taxes until 2030, but Queen Creek is in the middle of spending hundreds of millions of dollars to buy water from the Harquahala Valley, and the only way to cover the cost is a new water user fee. (February 24, 2026)
2026-02-24