Santa Cruz County Leaders Endorse Adelita Grijalva for Congress
- La Gente for Grijalva
- May 2
- 3 min read
Tucson, Ariz. – La Gente for Grijalva announced a slate of new endorsements from elected officials in Santa Cruz County. They join a wide array of federal, state, and local elected officials from throughout Arizona’s Seventh Congressional District that have endorsed Adelita Grijalva for Congress.
“Santa Cruz County is where international connection meets local strength. Nogales plays a vital role in Arizona’s cross-border trade, supporting jobs, local agriculture, and small businesses on both sides of the border. Santa Cruz County is a model of resilience and cooperation, where culture, commerce, and community are deeply intertwined. I’m proud to have the support of so many trusted leaders from Santa Cruz County. In Congress, I’ll work to strengthen border infrastructure, expand economic opportunity, and ensure Santa Cruz has the resources it needs to thrive,” said Adelita Grijalva.
Sheriff David Hathaway, Santa Cruz County Sheriff
“I’m supporting Adelita Grijalva because she’s a strong advocate for comprehensive and humane immigration reform. She understands the Borderlands’ unique needs and has the backbone to stand up to the harmful immigration policies of the Trump Administration. Her track record in Pima County proves she’s not just about talk – she delivers real results. I know she’ll do the same for Santa Cruz County.”
Supervisor Luis Carlos Davis, Santa Cruz Board of Supervisors
“Adelita Grijalva has the experience, the roots, and the dedication Santa Cruz County needs in Congress. She gets us. As a former county supervisor, she knows firsthand the challenges communities like ours face and how to deliver real results. Born and raised in our region, Adelita understands our needs and will be a powerful advocate for us in Washington. Her leadership and deep commitment to our community couldn’t come at a more important time. I’m proud to endorse her for Congress.”
Nogales Vice Mayor Hector Bojorquez
“Adelita Grijalva understands the needs of border communities like ours. As a school board member and local leader, she’s been a strong voice for public education and working families. She listens, she shows up, and she knows how to get things done. I’m proud to support Adelita for Congress—she’ll be a true advocate for Nogales and all of Southern Arizona.”
Councilwoman Liza Montiel, City of Nogales
“Adelita Grijalva has spent her life serving our communities and putting people first. From the school board to local government, she understands the unique challenges communities like Nogales face, and she’s committed to community-driven solutions. I’m proud to support her for Congress.”
Councilwoman Anna Parada, City of Nogales
“With her deep understanding of our community’s needs, her record of strengthening public education, and her willingness to always listen to the people she represents, Adelita Grijalva is exactly the kind of leader Nogales and Southern Arizona need. That’s why I’m proud to endorse her for Congress”
Councilman & Former Mayor John Doyle, City of Nogales
“Adelita Grijalva will be a great congresswoman because she truly understands the importance of working with local government. She spent years working on the school board and in county government, and was always focused on what matters most to our communities. She brings people together and will never forget where she comes from. I’m proud to support her for Congress because I know she’ll take that same grounded, community-first approach to Washington.”
Roberto Montiel, Retired Superior Court Judge
“As a Superior Court Judge, I’ve seen firsthand how early intervention and community engagement can change the trajectory of a young person’s life. Adelita Grijalva understands this too—her longtime support of Teen Court and her years of service in local government show her deep commitment to our youth and our community. She brings compassion, experience, and the kind of leadership we need in Congress. I’m proud to endorse her for Congress.”
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