Who We Are
Take Back Phoenix is a citizen-led movement dedicated to restoring effective, accountable governance to our city.
We represent residents from all walks of life who believe Phoenix deserves better than the status quo of waste, mismanagement, and political self-interest. Crime, affordability, and quality of life have suffered for too long under entrenched leadership.
Our goal is simple: return power to the people of Phoenix and rebuild a safer, stronger, more prosperous city.
We advocate for fiscal responsibility, public safety, strong neighborhoods, and transparent government that puts citizens first.
Phoenix belongs to its people. It’s time we take it back.
Meet Your Local Leaders
Michael DelPrete - District 6
Michael DelPrete - District 6
Michael DelPrete - District 6
District 6
Frank Abasciano - District 8
Michael DelPrete - District 6
Michael DelPrete - District 6
District 8
Reviving Phoenix
Our Call
Our Fight
Our Fight
This isn’t a career move or a political game. It’s a calling.
We have families here. We’re raising our kids here. This is our home — and we’re not willing to watch it decline.
Who better to stand up and fight for Phoenix than regular people who live the consequences of City Hall’s decisions every day?
Join us. Stand with us. Together, we will make Phoenix ours again
Our Fight
Our Fight
Our Fight
In 2026, four of the eight Phoenix City Council seats are up for election:
District 2
District 4
District 6
District 8
Take Back Phoenix (TBP) is a team of regular people standing up to save their city - running for each of the open city council seats.
A new majority on the City Council means real power back in the hands of the people. It means
In 2026, four of the eight Phoenix City Council seats are up for election:
District 2
District 4
District 6
District 8
Take Back Phoenix (TBP) is a team of regular people standing up to save their city - running for each of the open city council seats.
A new majority on the City Council means real power back in the hands of the people. It means rethinking our city’s future, correcting course, and finally seeing real change on our streets — not promises.
Our Voice
Our Fight
Our Voice
Nine members of the City Council claim to represent 1.7 million people.
But when they leave office, they don’t give power back to the people — they hand-pick successors to continue pushing the same agenda.
Over time, the people lost their power, and more importantly, their representation. City Hall stopped listening.
We’re here to restore th
Nine members of the City Council claim to represent 1.7 million people.
But when they leave office, they don’t give power back to the people — they hand-pick successors to continue pushing the same agenda.
Over time, the people lost their power, and more importantly, their representation. City Hall stopped listening.
We’re here to restore the people’s voice — and put it back where it belongs: in City Hall