Arizona voters have set the stage for several competitive races as Republicans aim to regain control of the state's executive branch in the upcoming November elections. Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs, viewed as a vulnerable incumbent, will face Republican Representative Andy Biggs, a member of the House Freedom Caucus and endorsed by former President Trump. Currently, Democrats hold the positions of attorney general and secretary of state in Arizona.
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Arizona gubernatorial race set as Republicans aim for control
Arizona is preparing for a series of competitive races as Republicans seek to reclaim the executive branch. Governor Katie Hobbs will compete against Republican Andy Biggs in the gubernatorial race, with Democrats currently holding key state offices.
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Republicans eye Arizona comeback with Hobbs-Biggs governor matchup: Primary takeaways
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Arizona gubernatorial race set as Republicans aim for control