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Arizona Republican Candidates Battle to Take on Gov. Hobbs
A June poll shows Biggs ahead by 50 points, while Hobbs holds a $7.2 million cash edge over her Republican challengers.
- Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs is running unopposed in the Democratic primary for governor, with U.S. Representatives Andy Biggs and David Schweikert competing in the Republican primary scheduled for July 21.
- Polls show Andy Biggs leading David Schweikert by a wide margin and Biggs has received an endorsement from President Donald Trump.
- Biggs criticizes Arizona's affordability and job growth under Hobbs and advocates for tax cuts and regulatory reforms, while Schweikert also supports lowering taxes and immigration regulation to boost the economy.
- Hobbs holds a significant fundraising advantage with $7.2 million compared to Biggs's $1.1 million and Schweikert's $86,388 ahead of the primary election.
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