Tucson Standard

Congressman Juan Ciscomani, representing Arizona’s 6th district, communicated with his constituents and addressed issues pertinent to his legislative agenda through a series of tweets. Ciscomani, who took office in 2023, consistently engages with his district's citizens on various platforms.

On April 10, 2025, Ciscomani announced a telephone townhall scheduled for that evening. He stated that he would provide updates on his work in Congress and answer questions from participants. He informed constituents of the participation process by providing a phone number to join the 6 PM Mountain Standard Time call.

Later the same day, Ciscomani voiced his concerns about the misuse of artificial intelligence in robocalls. He noted that such technology, now a formidable tool for scammers, is particularly distressing for seniors in Arizona’s 6th district. Ciscomani expressed pride in co-leading the QUIET Act, which aims to mandate the disclosure of AI use by robocallers and enhance penalties for scammers.

Subsequently, Ciscomani tweeted about the success of the previous night's telephone townhall. He highlighted discussions on topics such as tariffs, the DOGE cryptocurrency, veterans' support, and Medicaid protection. He expressed gratitude for the participation of thousands of constituents, emphasizing the importance of their priorities and concerns.

Juan Ciscomani is currently serving in the U.S. Congress, representing Arizona’s 6th district. He replaced previous U.S Congress member Ann Kirkpatrick in 2023. At 40 years old, Ciscomani was born in Hermosillo, Mexico, and resides in Tucson. He graduated from the University of Arizona in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts degree.