Wittmann and Morristown, the unincorporated communities along U.S. 60 (Grand Avenue) in northwest Maricopa County, are part of Arizona's Legislative District 29 (LD29). Residents help choose LD29's state senator on November 3, 2026, and Eric Stafford is running to represent you.
Is my Wittmann address in LD29? District lines don't follow city limits. Enter your address in the Arizona Legislature's official lookup to confirm your district and legislators.
The proposed BNSF logistics hub
The proposed $3.2 billion BNSF logistics hub in Wittmann would reshape this part of the West Valley. Projects that big should never move forward without the people who live next to them having a real say.
Eric will fight to guarantee community input on major projects like the Wittmann rail hub, to require environmental impact assessments for large-scale industrial development, and to protect rural neighborhoods from industrial encroachment.
Water, heat and rural life
Wittmann and Morristown sit at the edge of the desert, where groundwater and extreme heat are daily concerns. Eric supports protecting Arizona's groundwater, smart water conservation, heat protections for outdoor workers, and support for local farms and food producers.
What Eric will fight for in Wittmann
- Community input and environmental review for the Wittmann rail hub
- Protect rural neighborhoods from industrial encroachment
- Protect groundwater and support smart water conservation
- Heat protections for outdoor workers
- Support local agriculture and food producers
Read Eric Stafford's full platform or learn more about Eric.
Who represents Wittmann in LD29 today?
If you live in the LD29 part of Wittmann, your state senator is Janae Shamp, who has held the seat since January 2023. Your state representatives are Steve Montenegro and James Taylor.
On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, LD29 voters will choose their next state senator in a race between Democratic nominee Eric Stafford and Republican incumbent Sen. Janae Shamp.
2026 election dates for Wittmann voters
- Oct 5, 2026Voter Registration Deadline
- Oct 7, 2026Early Voting Begins
- Oct 23, 2026Last Day to Request an Early Ballot
- Nov 3, 2026General Election Day
Maricopa County uses vote centers, so on Election Day you can vote at any location in the county. Here's how to vote in LD29 in 2026.