INNOVATION AND OPPORTUNITY
Maricopa County will be a thriving environment for innovation and business opportunity. Government as a facilitator of opportunity, not a regulator.
Trust, Transparency, & Accountability
Ensure complete transparency and rigorous accountability. I will honor my duty as an elected official to build trust and confidence in your local government.
Public Safety
We will add sherrif deputies and increase pay, boosting recruitment and retention for a safer community.
Fight Inflation
I will keep taxes low and save money!
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About
Mark Stewart
I am Mark Stewart, a devoted family man, a dedicated small business owner, and a passionate public servant. My core belief is that the most effective government operates minimally yet efficiently, staying true to the principles our founding fathers envisioned. At the heart of this vision is a “We the People” approach, where the Constitution isn’t just a document but a living guide shaping every decision. My values are not for sale and I am committed to serving with unwavering integrity and embodying the true essence of servant leadership.
I stand firmly for transparency in government, and as your County Supervisor, I promise that customer services will become synonymous with Maricopa County. Your trust fuels my commitment to serve with heart and dedication. I appreciate your support.
In The Press
Chandler Mayor, Council Seek Solutions To End Teen Violence
Councilmember Mark Stewart confirmed that a few of Chandler’s council members were working with other cities on this issue. “We’re talking to Queen Creek and Mesa Councilmember Julie Spilsbury. “We’re going to come together,” said...
Taking a Stand against Human Trafficking
Chandler Code Amendments Pass, With Some Opposition
Council member Mark Stewart voted no on the code amendment that gives new abilities to the city in the abatement process. He said, at previous meetings, property owners’ rights and residents’ tax and other financial burdens were concerns for him....
Chandler Code Amendments Pass, With Some Opposition
Featured in the Daily Independent
Chandler Police Department sees lowest serious crime rate set in 2023
Chandler makes plans for opioid settlement money
Council member Mark Stewart pointed out that addiction and behavioral health are areas where government should lean on contracting agencies rather than to add city staff charged with such specialized tasks. “I think we should pass these dollars...
IN THE COMMUNITY
