Goodwin, Curtis

Running For:

U.S. House of Representatives

District:

2

Political Affiliation:

Libertarian

Age:

42

Occupation:

Koa maintenance technician

Education:

High school

Family:

Hannah goodwin grandson zari

Religion:

Christian

Biographical Info:

My name is curtis.Goodwin, i’m forty two years old. I was born in mesa arizona. I have a beautiful partner her name is Alessandra Cortez. I have 2 brothers one sister 6 foster brothers
My family and I go all the way back to sons of the American revolution. Richard goodwin rained with sons of the american revolution. He lived from 1746-1821 the furthest that the goodwin family goes back that i’ve researched from ancestry so far is back to 1698. I have 2 children. I have hannah Goodwin 21-year-old daughter who has my grandson of 2 months old. I have a son, 18 year old son Logan Goodwin i’ve worked multiple jobs, different industries. I’ve done everything from paint fire trucks, garbage trucks cars. I’ve worked construction. I’ve done plumbing. I’ve worked in the restaurant business. I ran a cafe for koa. I also ran a pie in pastry business out of my mother’s home for a little while. I’ve worked on cars trucks quite a bit of maintenance painted houses A little bit of electrical a little bit of hvac. Out of every profession and i’ve always found the greatest gift was being a dad out of every job in the world.I would say that that is the most significant and meaning point in my life.

Statement:

Why I Am Running for Congress
Curtis Goodwin

I am running for Congress because I believe our country is strongest when we remember a simple truth: we are all people first.

I am not a career politician. My life has been shaped by real challenges, real mistakes, and real growth. There was a time when I struggled and had to rebuild my life from a difficult place. During that time in Rocky Point, Mexico, what helped me move forward was not politics—it was the compassion of others. People who chose to help, not judge. That experience has stayed with me, and it continues to guide how I see the world.

It taught me that dignity and respect are not political ideas—they are human ones.

Today, too many Americans feel overlooked, unheard, or pushed into opposing sides. Our national conversation often focuses on what divides us, rather than what we share. I believe we can do better than that.

I believe every person deserves to be treated with dignity and fairness. Discrimination is wrong, and it should not prevent anyone from having the opportunity to work, live, and build a life. At the same time, I believe our constitutional freedoms must be preserved and respected. A free society requires both protection from injustice and protection from unnecessary government overreach.

These principles are not in conflict. They require balance, responsibility, and thoughtful leadership.

My approach is guided by faith, accountability, and a commitment to serve. I believe we are called to treat one another with compassion, to stand for truth, and to seek unity where division has taken hold. That does not mean we will all agree, but it does mean we can move forward with mutual respect.

I am not running to be part of political division. I am running to represent people—listening carefully, acting responsibly, and staying grounded in the values that matter most.

I will work to support policies that protect individual freedoms, encourage opportunity, and reflect the voices of the communities I serve. I believe government should be effective, accountable, and focused on the well-being of its citizens.

I do not claim to have all the answers. But I will approach this responsibility with honesty, consistency, and a willingness to listen and learn.

This campaign is not about power. It is about service.

It is about restoring trust, strengthening our communities, and ensuring that every person is treated with fairness and respect, while preserving the freedoms that define us as a nation.

I am running for Congress to be a voice for that balance—and to serve with integrity.

Curtis Goodwin