Jay Feely
Arizona’s 1st (AZ - 01)
Updated: August 26, 2026
Overview
Jay Feely is running for Congress to serve Donald Trump and crooked special interests, supporting an agenda that hurts Arizonans.
SUMMARY
Starting eight weeks from Election Day, voters in the Phoenix media market need to see ads on broadcast TV, YouTube, CTV/OTT, social, and receive mail about how:
- Feely is a proud MAGA Republican who will be a rubber stamp for Trump’s agenda, even when it hurts Arizona. Trump hand-picked Feely to run for Congress and Feely bragged that his top priority in Congress will be fighting for Trump, no matter what he does — not fighting for Arizona. He will vote down the line with his bad policies that are hurting Arizona and jacking up costs, including water and healthcare cuts, reckless tariffs, and forever wars.
- Feely is in bed with the data center industry that threatens Arizona’s water security. Feely personally invested up to $2.1 million in companies behind the data center boom and now those same interests are backing his campaign. He supported a law to give massive tax breaks to data centers and wants to build even more across Arizona – making himself and his backers rich, while using up Arizona’s limited water supply and jacking up utility rates.
Women who could be persuaded to vote for Amish Shah should receive mail about how:
- Feely is an anti-abortion extremist endorsed by groups who support allowing politicians to ban abortions with no exceptions for rape, incest, or the health of the woman, even in Arizona. Feely supports defunding Planned Parenthood, taking away cancer screenings, and limiting women’s access to birth control, all while supporting the agenda driving up costs and cutting health care.
Additional Resources
- Voters need to see Feely in his own words talking about Trump being the reason he is running for Congress, including that Trump called him and asked him to run.
- Voters need to see that Feely has emphatically praised and called for the construction of data centers.
- Videos of Feely can be found here, here, and here.
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- Jay Feely (AZ-01) Research Report
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