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Former state party chair Andrei Cherny explains why he’s chosen to run for the newly formed Congressional District 9.

Cherny says he’s best prepared to represent District 9 because he’s fought the battles important to the community it encompasses. Cherny says the 9^th District is the heart and vitality of Arizona, and that somebody needs to stand up for the middle class who see less of their family, work harder than ever, and are still falling behind.

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Andrei Cherny will run for District 9