Electoral History of Debbie Lesko in the House of Representatives:

2018 Election:
In the 2018 election Debbie Lesko ran for the United States House of Representatives for the first time, after nine years in the Arizona House of Representative and the Arizona State Senate.

In the primary election Congresswomen Lesko ran against Republican, Sandra Dowling, and won with 77% of the vote. Lesko won by so much because of her years in the Arizona State Legislature, and her ultra conservative views.

In the general election, Lesko was up against Democrat Hiral Tipirneni. Debbie Lesko won the general election 55% to 44%. In the state of Arizona, this outcome was not a surprise within the 8th District. The District has not had a Democratic Representative since 2012, when Gabrielle Giffords did not run for another term.

Campaign Finance:
Amount raised: $2,073,430

Percent from small individual contributors: 26.29%
Percent form large individual contributors: 43.6%
Percent from PAC contributors: 26.21%
Percent from Candidate self financing: 0.08%
Percent from other contributions: 3.73%

Amount left in Lesko's fund: $70,840

Lesko is against creating campaign finance regulation, stating that such regulation would infringe on candidates first amendment rights.