Choose Justice, Not Death: Pledge Your Arizona Vote

Arizona Elected Officials and Lawmakers

Your Vote = Real Change. Take the Pledge.

Elections in Arizona are often decided by just hundreds to thousands of votes—meaning your voice carries real weight. When we demand change on the policies that matter, politicians listen.

By pledging your vote, you’re sending a clear message: Arizona deserves a justice system that values life, addresses the root causes of crime, and truly supports crime survivors and their families. Not one that wastes resources on the outdated death penalty.

This is bigger than politics—it’s about real justice, real safety, and real change. Let your vote be the difference.

Pledge today!

To: Arizona Elected Officials and Lawmakers
From: [Your Name]

We, the undersigned, pledge our votes to candidates who take real action to end the death penalty in Arizona. We refuse to support elected officials who allow executions to continue while failing to invest in real solutions that prevent violence and create safer communities.

The death penalty is an outdated, costly, and unjust system that does not serve justice, does not deter crime, and denies the possibility of redemption. Rather than wasting taxpayer dollars on archaic methods like the firing squad, Arizona must focus on evidence-based crime prevention strategies, community investment, and victim support services that actually help aid healing and reduce community violence.

We pledge our votes to candidates who:

- Take meaningful action to halt all executions in Arizona.
- Support sentencing alternatives that allow for accountability and the possibility of rehabilitation.
- Commit to passing legislation to end the death penalty once and for all.
- Invest in innovative crime prevention strategies that serve as real deterrents to violence.
- Support victims of crime and their families with broader financial resources and access to healing services.

We will not be swayed by empty promises. Let your actions earn our votes. Arizona must move forward—not backward.