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David Schweikert hops into governor's race, leaving behind swing House seat

Schweikert joins a crowded GOP primary with Trump-backed rivals, opening a competitive congressional seat and complicating Republican efforts to hold Arizona's governorship in 2026.

  • David Schweikert announced his run for governor of Arizona, leaving his House seat open for the 2026 election.
  • Schweikert enters a primary against fellow Representative Andy Biggs and Karrin Taylor Robson, both of whom are endorsed by President Donald Trump.
  • Speculation arose about possible candidates from the McCain family for Schweikert's vacant House seat if he wins the governor's race.
  • Schweikert aims to show his appeal against Trump's endorsed candidates in the primary race.
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