President Donald Trump addressed Arizona voters on October 15, 2026, warning that Democrats would 'destroy our country' as he criticized their conduct during the State of the Union address. Trump held a rally in Bullhead City, supporting Republican gubernatorial nominee Rep. Andy Biggs and other GOP candidates, urging voters to turn Arizona red.
With Election Day approaching, Trump stated, 'On election night, Arizona is going to prove that America does not belong to those who hate it. America belongs to those who love, love, love, love — love it.' Biggs joined Trump on stage, referencing the February State of the Union address where Trump accused Democrats of failing to stand for American values.
Trump remarked, 'Not one Democrat smiled or clapped,' referring to the reactions during the honoring of veterans. He emphasized the need for Republican votes, stating, 'Vote Republican top to bottom.'
Trump also criticized Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs, labeling her a 'low IQ individual,' and endorsed Biggs’ running mate, former state Senator Sine Kerr, as well as Republican secretary of state candidate Alex Kolodin.
The rally included tributes to conservative activist Charlie Kirk, with Trump calling for a strong voter turnout in his honor. 'In Charlie’s honor, we want you to go out and vote,' Trump said, encouraging supporters to participate in the upcoming election.