As Mayor of Phoenix, Greg built a bipartisan coalition to rebuild after the Great Recession—leading Phoenix to simultaneously have the fastest-growing population and highest wage growth among major U.S. cities.

 

In Congress, Greg has continued that record of results by:

 

• Leading the effort to pass the CHIPS and Science Act, a historic bipartisan investment in U.S. manufacturing and research that will create thousands of high-wage jobs in Arizona, lower costs for consumer goods, and reduce reliance on foreign supply chains.
   

• Supporting Arizona’s semiconductor industry, including Intel, TSMC, and Amkor, and introducing the Semiconductor Supply Chain Security and Diversification Act to build a resilient Western Hemisphere supply chain that strengthens North American manufacturing.
   

• Securing $1 million in federal investment for Maricopa Community Colleges to expand its bioscience program through the House Appropriations process.
   

• Passing the Drone Infrastructure Inspection Grant Act, included in the bipartisan FAA Reauthorization Act, which provides $100 million for local governments to purchase or contract drone inspection services and another $100 million for workforce training in this technology.
   

• Advocating for North American trade and nearshoring, helping pass the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) to strengthen Arizona’s trade partnerships and lower tariffs for exporters and small businesses.

 

Key Impacts for Arizona

 

• 18,000+ new clean energy and semiconductor jobs created statewide since passage of the CHIPS and Science Act and Inflation Reduction Act.
   

• $60 billion in private-sector semiconductor investments in Arizona, including Intel’s expansion in Chandler and TSMC’s fabs in north Phoenix.
   

• Over $1 billion in workforce and STEM training grants secured or unlocked through federal programs supported by Stanton.
   

• Thousands of Arizona students gaining access to new bioscience, advanced manufacturing, and drone technology training at Maricopa Community Colleges and regional workforce programs.