JoAnna Mendoza
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Oct 26, 2026
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Mary HarrisHOST
When I got Joanna Mendoza on the line last week, I was struggling with a cold.
Mary HarrisHOST
But she? She was feeling pretty good.
Mary HarrisHOST
I
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JoAnna MendozaGUEST
And I mean, this is this is what they're willing to do to win because they have nothing else to do.
Mary HarrisHOST
today on the show.
Mary HarrisHOST
Joanna Mendoza might flip a district in Arizona.
Mary HarrisHOST
She'll explain how.
Mary HarrisHOST
When I got Joanna Mendoza on the line last week, I was struggling with a cold.
Mary HarrisHOST
But she? She was feeling pretty good.
Mary HarrisHOST
I
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Mary HarrisHOST
do.
Mary HarrisHOST
today on the show.
Mary HarrisHOST
Joanna Mendoza might flip a district in Arizona.
Mary HarrisHOST
She'll explain how.
Mary HarrisHOST
I'm Mary Harris.
Dennis WelchHOST
Down in southern Arizona, you've got Juan Siskamani.
Dennis WelchHOST
He's running against the Democrat Joanna Mendoza.
Dennis WelchHOST
What has Siskamani been doing? Has he been distancing himself at all from Donald Trump?
Laura GersonyGUEST
Yeah, you know, not as directly as he could.
Dennis WelchHOST
Usually historically used to be like this is the time where candidates go positive and they close with these positive messages.
Dennis WelchHOST
But the past few election cycles, we just haven't seen that.
Dennis WelchHOST
We know these races, you know, with Dr. Amish Shah and Jay Feeley and again with Juan Siskamani versus Joanna Mendoza.
Dennis WelchHOST
These have been pretty ugly, nasty, you know, negative campaigns.
Steve PiersonHOST
We've got four of them that are going to be speaking momentarily, all red to blue candidates, two from California, Randy Villegas and Marnie Von Wilpert.
Steve PiersonHOST
and two from our neighboring state of Arizona, Dr. Amish Shah and Joanna Mendoza.
Steve PiersonHOST
I know you've had a chance to get to know them a bit.
Steve PiersonHOST
What will they be bringing to Congress when they flip those seats?
Nancy PelosiGUEST
They know why.
Nancy PelosiGUEST
They are running.
Nancy PelosiGUEST
Joanna Mendoza, she's so remarkable.
Nancy PelosiGUEST
A veteran, a Marine.
Steve PiersonHOST
Donations to that fund go directly to four Senate races, Mary Peltola in Alaska, Troy Jackson in Maine, Josh Turek in Iowa, and Sherrod Brown in Ohio.
Steve PiersonHOST
And for house races, Randy Villegas in CA-22, Marnie Von Wilpert in CA-48, Dr. Amish Shah in Arizona-1, and Joanna Mendoza in Arizona-6.
Steve PiersonHOST
The Republicans are flooding these races with dark money, and these candidates need our support on this final stretch.
Steve PiersonHOST
If you are watching our video, you can scan the QR code or contribute at bluewavenation.org or just click the link in our show notes.
Tony PerkinsHOST
All right, moving on.
Tony PerkinsHOST
Eyes across the nation are watching the close race between incumbent Representative Juan Siscomani and his challenger, Joanna Mendoza, in Congressional District 6.
Tony PerkinsHOST
Some of the latest numbers show razor-thin margins in a race that could factor into the balance of power in Congress next year.
Tony PerkinsHOST
Ellen Boyd from AZPM News went to Cochise County to find out what voters are looking for in that contest.
Ellen BoydCORRESPONDENT
But the latest polls show Mendoza with a slight edge.
Ellen BoydCORRESPONDENT
LM Boyd, AZPM News.
Tony PerkinsHOST
Republican incumbent Juan Siscomani, and Democratic challenger Joanna Mendoza.
Tony PerkinsHOST
Samara, we heard some words from veterans in that story from Ellen Boyd.
Matt McNeilHOST
The one main House race which seems to be the most interesting is District 6.
Matt McNeilHOST
That's Joanna Mendoza's, the Democrat.
Matt McNeilHOST
Now, this is currently held by the Republican.
Matt McNeilHOST
Juan Siscamani.
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Matt McNeilHOST
Yeah.
Matt McNeilHOST
The one main House race which seems to be the most interesting is District 6.
Matt McNeilHOST
That's Joanna Mendoza's, the Democrat.
Matt McNeilHOST
Now, this is currently held by the Republican.
Elizabeth LeeGUEST
Three of those seats are currently Democratic held.
Elizabeth LeeGUEST
We have the ability, I know Joanna Mendoza is going to win and kick Juan Sescamani to the curb.
Elizabeth LeeGUEST
She beat him in the primary for crying out loud.
Elizabeth LeeGUEST
It was just the two of them.
Elizabeth LeeGUEST
She got more votes, right? So we know Joanna Mendoza is going to be in Congress.
Elizabeth LeeGUEST
And if I can win, even if Bernadette, Green Placencia, an eight can win, and Danny Sturbinski, a nine can win.
Nicole SandlerHOST
Look, I see the polls that say that Paul Gosar
Matt McNeilHOST
The one main House race which seems to be the most interesting is District 6.
Matt McNeilHOST
That's Joanna Mendoza's, the Democrat.
Matt McNeilHOST
Now, this is currently held by the Republican.
Matt McNeilHOST
Juan Siscamani.
PatriciaHOST
All right.
PatriciaHOST
So are there any issues that Republicans and Democrats can find common ground on? Democratic candidate for CD6, Joanna Mendoza, tells the AZ Political Podcast with Jim Sharp, strong border enforcement is what Arizonans want.
PatriciaHOST
And right
Joanna MendozaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
now people are living in fear because there has not been any real progress, I would say, on the on the border.
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