What is the Right to Repair?

The Right to Repair ensures that consumers and independent repair shops have access to the tools, parts, and information needed to repair products without facing unnecessary restrictions. Large corporations often make repairs exclusive to their services or authorized dealers, forcing customers into costly, monopolized repair options. This practice limits your choices, hurts local businesses, and leads to more waste as people are pushed to buy new devices rather than fix the ones they already own.

Why This Matters for Arizona

In LD11, where small businesses, farmers, and families rely on affordable and accessible repairs, corporate control over the repair process hurts everyone. When you can’t fix your own equipment or devices, costs rise, and independence is reduced. This has real consequences for the average consumer as well as the environment, as unnecessary replacements contribute to more waste and pollution.

The Radical Opposition

Our opponents, Oscar De Los Santos, Catherine Miranda, and Junelle Cavero, have not only ignored this issue but have aligned themselves with corporate interests that stand in the way of your right to repair. Their radical positions prioritize big tech and large corporations over the rights of hardworking Arizonans who simply want the freedom to repair their property.

Our Commitment to You

The Aleman, Dailey, and Ayala team is dedicated to:

• Supporting legislation that guarantees access to parts, tools, and manuals for independent repair shops and consumers.
• Fighting against corporate monopolies that restrict repair options and inflate prices.
• Promoting local businesses by ensuring they can compete with large manufacturers in the repair industry.
• Reducing waste by making repairs easier, extending the lifespan of your products, and keeping electronic waste out of our landfills.

Join Us in Defending Your Rights

The Right to Repair is about freedom, choice, and fairness. It’s about standing up to corporate greed and ensuring that Arizonans have the ability to fix and maintain the things they own. We are the only team in LD11 who will fight to protect these rights.

This election, vote for Aleman, Dailey, and Ayala—the team that stands for your right to repair and puts consumers first.