Brian Calaway — Arizona House candidate
Arizona House · 2026

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A Brighter Future

A rising tide lifts all ships. I believe a sustainable future is very possible for everyone and I'm ready to get to work for all Arizonans and the US at large. Join me as we work toward a brighter world.

Together We Achieve More

Together we the people achieve more than any single person could ever do alone. It is time to move beyond partisanship and build a stronger tomorrow.

A Better Arizona For All

FDR spoke about a Second Bill of Economic Rights. I believe all citizens have basic rights that are not spoken about enough and that we can accomplish those rights if we work together.

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Why does nothing move in Arizona politics?

One minute from Brian on what he hears at the door, who's really writing our housing, water, and school policy, and why he's running for the Arizona House. Not for donors.

Brian Calaway for Arizona House, Legislative District 10 · Clean Elections candidate

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A Brief Introduction to Brian Calaway

Who Is
Brian Calaway?

Brian grew up in a middle class family just like most of us. He has worked with kids in public schools for many years and has a deep compassion for the human condition. He holds a degree in Sociology and is passionate about making the world a better place through better policy and better government — a government that is by and for all of us.

His beliefs stem from FDR's Second Bill of Economic Rights: every person deserves access to jobs, housing, food, healthcare, and education — because economic rights mean economic freedom for all.

  • A Deep Care for People
  • A Passion Toward a Better Future
  • A Desire For All To Be Heard
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FDR's Economic Bill of Rights — Arizona Democratic Party Platform

20

Years in Public Service

Our Promise

I Believe…

Medical Care

I believe every person has the right to affordable, quality healthcare. Access to medical care should not depend on income or employment status. A healthier community is a stronger community, and Brian is committed to fighting for healthcare policies that put people first.

Fair Wages

I believe every person has the right to meaningful work at fair wages. Anyone willing to work should be able to find a job that supports their family and their dignity. Brian will fight for living wages and economic policies that work for working Arizonans.

Education For All

I believe every person has the right to a good, quality education, regardless of their income or background. Education is the foundation of a strong society. Brian will fight to fully fund Arizona schools and ensure every child has a real shot at a bright future.

1944

Second Bill of Rights

The 1944 Floor for All Americans

In 1944, FDR told Congress that political freedom means nothing without economic security. He proposed a second Bill of Rights. Eight rights. None of them radical. All of them abandoned.

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Right 1 of 8

A job that pays for food, housing, and recreation.

FDR, 1944.

When rent eats half your paycheck before groceries, is that still a job that pays for the basics?

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Right 2 of 8

To earn enough to live on, not just get by.

FDR, 1944.

If full-time work in Arizona still leaves people short, is that a worker problem or a wage floor problem?

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Right 3 of 8

Every farmer's right to sell at a price that supports a family.

FDR, 1944.

Who's actually writing Arizona's water and ag policy, the people growing the food or the people profiting from scarcity?

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Right 4 of 8

Every business owner's right to compete without being squeezed out by monopolies.

FDR, 1944.

Can a small business in LD10 really compete against corporate landlords writing the rules?

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Right 5 of 8

A decent home, for every family.

FDR, 1944.

Arizona has roughly 28 vacant homes for every person without one. Shortage, or policy choice?

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Right 6 of 8

Medical care that doesn't bankrupt the people who need it.

FDR, 1944.

When medical debt drives roughly 6 in 10 bankruptcies here, is that care or is that a trap?

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Right 7 of 8

Protection from the economic fear of old age, sickness, accident, unemployment.

FDR, 1944.

Eighty years later, why doesn't this floor exist yet?

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Right 8 of 8

A good education.

FDR, 1944.

If school funding keeps routing into vouchers, who's actually getting educated?

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