The Christian Recorder - AME Clergywoman Rev. Quantá Crews Launches Re-election Bid for Arizona State House

AME Clergywoman Rev. Quantá Crews Launches Re-election Bid for Arizona State House Disclaimer: This email is a paid advertisement. Representative Crews’ path to the Arizona Legislature began far from the House floor, inside a small law firm where she updated the Arizona Revised Statutes as new laws went into effect. What seemed like a technical task became a lesson in power. Small changes in language carried real consequences for people’s lives. That early exposure to the law shaped how she understands policy and responsibility. Raised just outside Detroit in a union household, she learned early the value of hard work, fairness, and looking out for one another. She proudly marched as a Might Marching Hornets as a Lady of Distinction Flag Girl while a student at Alabama State University in where she learned that the “Price of Glory is High”. She later earned her degree from Grand Canyon University, carrying forward a legacy of discipline, service, and pride. An ordained A.M.E. minister, real estate appraiser, and vocational educator, Quantá brings both lived experience and professional expertise to her leadership. Her work across public and private sectors equips her to confront complex challenges with clarity, compassion, and resolve. Now in her second term representing Arizona’s Legislative District 26, she serves as Democratic Caucus Co-Whip, sits on the Ways and Means Committee, and is the Ranking Democrat on the Public Safety and Law Enforcement Committee. She champions access to quality education, quality healthcare, housing security, and the resources Arizonans need to compete in an ever-evolving job market. A devoted mother, poet, and woman of faith, she believes government must work for the people it serves. Her mission is clear. To build an Arizona where opportunity, affordability, and security reside. To support her reelection, click here to donate.

Not on our list? Join Here Buy Here

Share Tweet Forward The Christian Recorder is the official newspaper of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and the oldest continuously produced publication by persons of African descent.   Bishop Francine A. Brookins, Chair of the General Board Commission on Publications Rev. Dr. Roderick D. Belin, President/Publisher of the AME Sunday School Union Dr. John Thomas III, Editor of The Christian Recorder Copyright © 2026 The Christian Recorder, All rights reserved.