David Cook

David Cook was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma. Cook graduated from Miami High School. His career experience includes co-founding the DC Cattle Company and working as a sergeant with the Arizona Department of Corrections. Cook has served on the executive committee, on the board of directors, and as the federal lands chairman of the Arizona Cattle Growers' Association (ACGA); the federal lands chairman of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association; and the chairman of the Young Cattlemen's Conference.[1]

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Cook's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[8]

Economic Growth & Jobs:

We need pro-growth policies and we need to attract more employers from the high-tax states around us

Secure Borders and the Rule of Law

Opposed to amnesty and for real border security to stop the flow of drugs, guns, and crime that cross our border

Standing for Families, not Special Interests

Strong families make a strong Arizona, so when we vote on legislation the question has to be 'Will this be good for Arizona’s families?'

Supports School Choice for Parents and more $$$ to Classrooms and Teachers

While much is made of how much we spend on education, we also need to do a better job ensuring that what we do spend is better spent in the classroom, training and retaining quality teachers, and giving our kids the tools they need to succeed.

Opposes Common Core, supports high education standards, designed by Arizona teachers and parents

If there are good parts of Common Core, let’s keep them, but only as part of a quality program created by Arizona teachers and parents, not bureaucrats in Washington, D.C.[9]