01Affordability
Make life more affordable
Keep more of your money in your pocket and address the rising cost of housing.
- Lower city taxes, rates, and fees.
- Address the increasing cost of building new homes.
A neighbor. A business owner. A voice for District 8.
CITY HALL NEEDS
AN OVERHAUL.
A safer Phoenix. A more affordable future. Frank Abasciano is ready to bring a small-business perspective and common-sense priorities to City Hall.
Vote November 3, 2026
✦ Safer neighborhoods✦ Lower costs✦ A stronger local economy
SOUTH PHOENIX · 2013 →Rooted in South Phoenix
NOT A POLITICIAN.
YOUR NEIGHBOR.
A father, homeowner, and small-business owner who believes Phoenix can do better.
He raised his son and helped put him through Arizona State University. Since 2017, he has also built and run his own demolition business.
Meet FrankA practical agenda for Phoenix
FOUR PRIORITIES.
ONE BETTER PHOENIX.
The issues Frank is focused on, and the changes he wants to bring to City Hall.
02Economic development
Grow our local economy
Give small businesses room to thrive and bring more opportunities closer to home.
- Support small businesses.
- Advance a new shopping and restaurant corridor.
03Transparency & accountability
Make City Hall accountable
Put the city’s spending and programs under a closer lens.
- Eliminate fraud and waste.
- Audit city programs and the budget.
04Public safety
Build safer neighborhoods
Focus on the safety and quality of life of the people who call Phoenix home.
- Support police and fire.
- Pursue real solutions to crime and homelessness.
Your voice. Your city.
MAKE A PLAN
TO VOTE.
Phoenix City Council District 8 is on the ballot November 3, 2026. Use official election resources to check your registration and plan your vote.
How to voteVoter registration deadline
Early ballot mailing begins
Election Day
Dates checked against the City of Phoenix’s 2026 election information on September 9, 2026. Confirm current details with election officials.
DISTRICT 8 / DISTRITO 8
WHAT MATTERS
TO YOU?
Good conversations start with listening. Tell Frank about the issues affecting your neighborhood, family, or business.
Share your concerns