DISTRICT RESOURCES
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Every Arizonan deserves access to affordable, quality healthcare. While Rick runs for Congress in AZ-01, he's working to connect residents with the tools and information they need to stay covered. Below are trusted resources to help you find, maintain, or understand your healthcare coverage — because your health shouldn’t depend on your income or ZIP code.
Applying for Coverage & Assistance
Cover Arizona – Free help enrolling in ACA (Marketplace) plans and AHCCCS (Arizona Medicaid).
Healthcare.gov – To check eligibility and sign up for ACA plans.
Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) – Medicaid coverage for low-income individuals.
Planned Parenthood Arizona – Offers reproductive and preventive healthcare regardless of insurance status.
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Social Security is a lifeline for millions of Arizonans — and it must be protected. While Rick runs for Congress in Arizona’s 1st Congressional District, he’s committed to helping residents access the benefits they’ve earned. Below you’ll find trusted resources to help you navigate Social Security, understand your rights, and get the assistance you or your loved ones may need.
Applying for Social Security or SSI Benefits
If you haven’t yet received benefits or need to apply:Social Security Administration (SSA) – Apply for Benefits Online
Apply for retirement, disability, or Supplemental Security Income (SSI).SSA Office Locator (Find Your Local Office)
Use this to find and contact your closest Social Security office for in-person or phone appointments.SSA Online Services (Change Info, Appeal, Check Application)
Legal Help for Social Security Issues
If you’ve been denied or need help appealing:Office of Arizona Attorney General
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office investigates consumer complaints involving deceptive or unfair practices in the sale or advertisement of goods or services.Community Legal Services (CLS) – Arizona
Free legal aid for low-income Arizonans, including Social Security denial appeals.Southern Arizona Legal Aid (SALA)
Covers parts of CD1 including Gila and Pinal counties.National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives (NOSSCR)
Find an attorney who specializes in disability and Social Security appeals.
Advocacy & Protection of Social Security
If you want to fight back against attempts to cut or privatize Social Security:National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare (NCPSSM)
Strong advocacy group pushing back against MAGA-led cuts. Offers newsletters, policy updates, and grassroots tools.Social Security Works
National campaign to expand—not cut—Social Security. Get involved with grassroots advocacy.Alliance for Retired Americans
A union-affiliated group protecting seniors and their earned benefits.
Take Action: Push Back on Cuts & Protect Benefits
Join Rick McCartney for Congress – Help Flip AZ-01
If you believe we need a representative who will protect Social Security—not gut it—get involved here.Contact Your Members of Congress
Tell them to protect Social Security and oppose cuts or privatization schemes.
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Your voice matters — and it starts with being registered and informed. While Rick runs to represent Arizona’s 1st Congressional District, he’s committed to empowering voters across the district to participate fully in our democracy. Below are easy-to-use tools to help you register, check your status, learn what’s on your ballot, and make your vote count.
NOTE:There are reports of voter party affiliation being changed without the voter’s knowledge. Be vigilant as to your party registration.
District Overview & Map
AZ-01 covers northeastern Maricopa County, including Scottsdale, Cave Creek, Fountain Hills, Paradise Valley, parts of Mesa and Phoenix.
For a detailed boundary PDF, see the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission’s official map.
Register to Vote
Arizona Secretary of State – Register to Vote
Online registration, deadlines, and FAQs.
Arizona SOS Voter Services: 602-542-8683Maricopa County Voter Registration
Register or check/update your registration.
Voter Resources & Action
Ballot info & candidate guides (via League of Women Voters)
Volunteer & Poll Worker Opportunities
Arizona Secretary of State – Poll Worker Info
Requirements, training, and how to sign up regionallyCitizens Clean Elections Commission – Be a Poll Worker
Paid positions at both polling venues and ballot-counting centersLeague of Women Voters of Metro Phoenix
Volunteer to help with Vote411 voter guides, live candidate info, and elections outreachContact your county elections office (Maricopa): Call: 602-506-1511
Elected Representatives
Current U.S. Representative: David Schweikert (R-AZ-01), in office since 2023
Official site/contact
Next Steps for You
Check your registration status online via SOS or Maricopa County.
Find your nearest Vote Center, plan early or Election Day voting.
Volunteer — becoming a polling place worker or assisting candidate guides helps strengthen democracy.
Stay engaged by following newsletters from SOS, LWV, or civic groups.
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Water is life in Arizona — and protecting it is critical to our future. As Rick runs for Arizona’s 1st Congressional District, he’s committed to helping residents stay informed and take action now. Below are trusted resources to help you conserve water, understand where it comes from, and be part of the solution.
Effective Water Conservation Practices
Indoor
Fix leaks: Even small drips waste thousands of gallons annually—check faucets and pipes regularly.
Use water wisely: Shut off the tap while brushing or shampooing and limit showers to 5 minutes.
Outdoor
Xeriscaping: Switch to drought-tolerant plants and reduce turf to lower water use dramatically .
Water-efficient irrigation: Use drip systems, water in early morning, mulch to reduce evaporation .
Rainwater harvesting: Install gutters and collection systems; use greywater for irrigation.
Local Programs & Resources
Maricopa County Water Conservation & Stormwater Management: Learn about green infrastructure and drought-resilient retrofits.
Maricopa County Water Factsheet: Details on local water sources, usage breakdown, recharge, and reuse strategies.
Phoenix Water Services: Offers conservation tools, rebate programs, education, and water-saving pledges.
ADWR Conservation Tips: Statewide best practices for efficient outdoor watering and xeriscaping.
City of Scottsdale – Water Resources
Information on sustainable water supplies, residential conservation programs, smart irrigation, leak detection, recycled water, and stormwater quality.
Learn more & access conservation programsScottsdale Water Conservation Office
Contact: 9312 N 94th St, Scottsdale, AZ 85258 • (480) 312-5650
Water Conservation Office details & hours
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It’s not always easy to cut through the noise, but staying informed is one of the most powerful things you can do as a voter. Below are trusted, nonpartisan tools and resources to help you track legislation, follow your representatives, and stay up to date on the decisions shaping Arizona’s future.
What Voters Can Do Right Now:
Track what Congress is doing
Use Congress.gov to follow legislation, see how your current representative votes, and review congressional schedules.Check your representative's record
Use GovTrack.us to monitor votes, sponsorships, and positions on key issues affecting Arizona.Subscribe to non-partisan watchdog alerts
Sign up at ProPublica’s Represent to get updates on bills and lawmakers by ZIP code.Use BallotReady or Ballotpedia
Stay informed on what’s on your next ballot:
BallotReady
Ballotpedia’s Arizona Portal
Notice: The links and resources provided above are for informational purposes only. McCartney for Congress is not responsible for the content, accuracy, or maintenance of external websites. If you know of other helpful tools or resources that could support the people of Arizona’s 1st Congressional District, we’d love to hear from you. Please contact us here with your suggestions as we continue building a resource hub for our community at info@mccartneyforcongress.com.
Rick’s Commitment to AZ-01 Starts Now
Rick McCartney has pledged to do good for the people of Arizona’s 1st Congressional District not just if elected — but right now, while he’s running. This page is part of that promise. Whether it’s access to vital services, tools to stay informed, or ways to get involved, we’re here to help you navigate the issues that matter most to our communities.
Notice: The links and resources provided above are for informational purposes only. McCartney for Congress is not responsible for the content, accuracy, or maintenance of external websites. If you know of other helpful tools or resources that could support the people of Arizona’s 1st Congressional District, we’d love to hear from you. Please contact us with your suggestions as we continue building a resource hub for our community at info@mccartneyforcongress.com.
