Congressman Andy Biggs officially enters
2026 Arizona governor's race
Posted By: sunset, 1/28/2025 10:23:19 PM
Republican Congressman Andy Biggs has officially entered the 2026 Arizona governor’s race. Biggs, who signaled his interest in running for governor last week, made the announcement at the Republican Party of Arizona’s annual meeting on Saturday. “We should be the reddest state in the country,” Biggs said. “We should control our border; we should get better education; we should get water infrastructure in place. Biggs added, “We could be — Arizona could be the Florida of the West.” Biggs, who has served in Congress since 2017 after spending over a decade at the Arizona Legislature, is a past chairman of the far-right House Freedom Caucus.
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Biggs is the only declared candidate. Katie Hobbs barely cheated her way into office last time and the woman she beat, Karin Taylor Robsin, has not committed to challenging Dobbs again; even after PDJT threw her an offer of support.