Maricopa, AZVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Maricopa City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Chrystal O'Jon

Candidate for City Council

4 candidates · 2 seats5 sourced positions

Chrystal O'Jon is running for Maricopa City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.

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Publisher of Maricopa Lifestyle Magazine and co-founder of the Black Maricopa Chamber of Commerce. She is vice president of operations and marketing at Maricopa Veteran Care Center.

Endorsed by
Julia Romero Gusse, former Maricopa councilwoman Chrystal O'Jon for Maricopa City Council
Campaign website
votechrystal.com

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Where Chrystal O'Jon stands: positions on the record

Term limits1 sourced position
  • answer to the Maricopa Monitor candidate questionnaire

    Says her first move on the council would be a term-limits measure.

    “Term limits. I’m committed to it, and I’d move on it first.”

    Own statementMaricopa Monitor (PinalCentral)

Flock cameras2 sourced positions
  • answer to the Maricopa Monitor candidate questionnaire

    Supports giving police effective tools while protecting privacy with clear rules on data retention, use and access.

    “We can support public safety and privacy at the same time.”

    Own statementMaricopa Monitor (PinalCentral)

  • as reported by the Maricopa Monitor; not a direct quote

    Asked the council at its September 1 meeting to release a search audit log, performance data and a list of agencies with access to Flock data.

    Own statementMaricopa Monitor (PinalCentral)

Data centers1 sourced position
  • answer to the Maricopa Monitor candidate questionnaire

    Says data center projects should be approved based on facts and community benefit, including water, energy costs and jobs.

    “We should approve projects based on facts and community benefit.”

    Own statementMaricopa Monitor (PinalCentral)

Growth1 sourced position
  • answer to the Maricopa Monitor candidate questionnaire

    Says smart growth means infrastructure first, including fixing SR-347 and securing long-term water supply.

    “Growth without planning is how a community loses what made it home.”

    Own statementMaricopa Monitor (PinalCentral)

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