Nickolas "Nick" Kupper is a Republican representative for Arizona's 25th Legislative District in the Arizona House of Representatives, serving since 2025. Raised near the rainy forests of the Pacific Northwest by a Vietnam veteran father who was a truck driver and a mother who worked in student loan default prevention, Kupper was instilled with values of hard work, family, and patriotism alongside his three brothers. A political newcomer, he moved to Arizona in 2020 after transferring to Luke Air Force Base, retired from the U.S. Air Force on August 31, 2023, and now resides in Surprise with his wife and four children. Notable achievements include his military service as an electrician, recruiter, and manager; public opposition to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, which nearly led to his discharge and prompted advocacy with Congressmen Matt Gaetz, Jim Jordan, and Thomas Massie; media appearances on Tucker Carlson Tonight, the Firebrand podcast with Matt Gaetz, and as a contestant on American Ninja Warrior; and current committee roles including Appropriations, Health and Human Services, Natural Resources, Energy and Water, and Vice Chair of Ways and Means. His priorities encompass border security, economy, water, the 2nd Amendment, education, veterans' support, states’ rights, immigration, medical freedom, and the Bill of Rights.

Education and Political Experience

Education: Attended Park University and Community College of the Air Force .

Political Experience: Elected to Arizona House of Representatives, District 25 ; Candidate for the same seat . Previously worked as Paralegal at Military Backpay Limited Liability Company and Director of Operations in the U.S. Air Force .