The report found that Ciscomani, a two-term congressman from Tucson, ranked 15th most effective overall in the House, third among freshman representatives, and the highest-ranking lawmaker from Arizona.
During the week, Juan Ciscomani serves Arizona's 6th congressional district in Washington D.C. During the weekend, he coaches flag football at Oro Valley's Naranja Park. "Nothing beats it," said Ciscomani. "I love coaching."
Congressman Juan Ciscomani shares his story and celebrates the American Dream.
At a small, tear-filled ceremony last week in the courtyard of the Via Elegante Assisted Living community in Sierra Vista, the 79-year-old Bigelow wept as U.S. Congressman Juan Ciscomani pinned the Purple Heart medal on his shirt.
“Ciscomani supported the final passage of the Fiscal Year 2027 Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act which included the CPF projects as well as key investments in education, early childhood development, and medical research through the, which was approved by the full House Appropriations Committee.”
The Chiricahua National Park Act honors one of southeastern Arizona’s most incredible natural treasures,” Ciscomani said in a statement following the House vote, adding that the measure would help “protect our public lands while also bringing more tourism to our region."
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Washington, D.C. - U.S. Representatives Juan Ciscomani and Susie Lee of Nevada are leading an effort to make higher education more affordable and accessible for American families by creating a matched-savings program, which has already had success in many states.
Washington, D.C. - Representative Juan Ciscomani has been honored with the coveted District Excellence Award by the Institute of Legislative Analysis, a testament to his outstanding record of driving results and securing federal investments that are transforming communities across Arizona’s 6th Congressional District.
Tucson, AZ - Representative Juan Ciscomani concluded a productive August District Work Period, traveling nearly 2,500 miles across Arizona’s 6th Congressional District for 50 in-person events to meet with constituents, visit local businesses and community organizations, hear directly from local leaders, and highlight millions of dollars in federal investments he has helped