Ciscomani Ad Misrepresents Mendoza’s Stance on Transgender Athletics
July 27, 2026
Arizona Rep. Juan Ciscomani’s ad falsely claims Democrat JoAnna Mendoza called parents “toxic.” Mendoza refutes, citing inclusive values.
Arizona Rep. Juan Ciscomani’s ad falsely claims Democrat JoAnna Mendoza called parents “toxic.” Mendoza refutes, citing inclusive values.
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