Hollace Lyon

Hollace Lyon (Democratic Party) (also known as Holly) is running for election to the Arizona House of Representatives to represent District 17. She is on the ballot in the general election on November 3, 2026. She advanced from the Democratic primary on July 21, 2026.

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Lyon's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[5]

K-12 Education

Excerpt: "One of the ways we do that is to restructure the school finance formula to ensure more funding ends up directly in the classroom. Another, is to ensure every school receiving taxpayer dollars has the same requirements for transparency and accountability. Money doesn't solve every problem, but the lack of it may make it impossible to implement some solutions."

Infrastructure, Including Utilities

Excerpt: "Arizona should be a world leader in solar energy harvesting and technology development. No; solar alone can’t sustain us, at least not yet. But, if we apply ourselves to making it work for us, we’ll find more and more ways to use it to offset non-renewable energy sources and create jobs in a new industry. If we wait too long, someone else will."

Ethics & Transparency for Public Officials

Excerpt: "Legislators and their campaign funds should not be allowed to accept money nor gifted items, services, travel, or meals from any lobbyist or company that has a contract with any office or jurisdiction over which those officials have influence. Public officials, especially elected officials, should not be allowed to lobby for for-profit organizations for two years after they leave office, nor be allowed to go to work for any company that benefited from their activities in the Legislature for that same two years."

Liberty, Fairness, and Human Rights

Excerpt: "People must be allowed to make their own choices, and then live with the results. But, the "game" needs to have rules, i.e., laws, that ensure fairness for everyone. The right of "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" must be an opportunity afforded to all, regardless of race, gender, creed, sexual orientation, or position of birth."

Jobs & The Economy

Excerpt: "Cutting taxes to corporations is a race to the bottom strategy pitting states against each other when the real competition is in the global economy. Arizona can win that competition by investing in itself and our children, and offering a predictable business environment with an emphasis on innovation."