Trump-backed Rep. Andy Biggs wins GOP primary for Arizona governor
Biggs, a former chair of the conservative House Freedom Caucus who was endorsed by President Donald Trump, emerged from a primary field that included fellow…
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Biggs, a former chair of the conservative House Freedom Caucus who was endorsed by President Donald Trump, emerged from a primary field that included fellow Rep. David Schweikert and businessmen Scott Neely and Ken Miceli. Biggs wins Republican primary, will face Hobbs in Arizona governor race. In addition to a Democratic governor, Arizona is represented by two Democratic U.S. senators, and the party controls the secretary of state and attorney general offices.
Furthermore, Also on the GOP ballot are longtime Republican Rep. David Schweikert, concrete pumping contractor Scott Neely, who's making his second straight run for governor, and business owner Ken Miceli. Democrats have found success in Arizona, once a traditional Republican stronghold, running against Trump-aligned candidates in recent cycles. In the final stretch of the primary, Biggs sought to cast himself as someone who has worked across the political aisle in Congress, an apparent effort to appeal to the state’s huge chunk of independent voters.
In addition, Biggs was subpoenaed by the now-defunct Jan. Biggs had led Schweikert and the rest of the candidate field by double digits in primary polling throughout the year. 6 select committee for his alleged involvement in Mr. Trump's scheme, and his name appeared frequently in the final report.
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Biggs, a former chair of the conservative House Freedom Caucus who was endorsed by President Donald Trump, emerged from a primary field that included fellow Rep. David Schweikert and businessmen Scott Neely and Ken Miceli.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesBiggs wins Republican primary, will face Hobbs in Arizona governor race.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesIn addition to a Democratic governor, Arizona is represented by two Democratic U.S. senators, and the party controls the secretary of state and attorney general offices.
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Also on the GOP ballot are longtime Republican Rep. David Schweikert, concrete pumping contractor Scott Neely, who's making his second straight run for governor, and business owner Ken Miceli.
according to Fox News — LatestDemocrats have found success in Arizona, once a traditional Republican stronghold, running against Trump-aligned candidates in recent cycles.
according to NBC News — Top StoriesIn the final stretch of the primary, Biggs sought to cast himself as someone who has worked across the political aisle in Congress, an apparent effort to appeal to the state’s huge chunk of independent voters.
according to NBC News — Top StoriesBiggs was subpoenaed by the now-defunct Jan.
according to CBS News — LatestBiggs had led Schweikert and the rest of the candidate field by double digits in primary polling throughout the year.
according to Washington Examiner6 select committee for his alleged involvement in Mr. Trump's scheme, and his name appeared frequently in the final report.
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Biggs wins Republican primary, will face Hobbs in Arizona governor race.
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omitted byCentercovered byLeft sideRight sideIn addition to a Democratic governor, Arizona is represented by two Democratic U.S. senators, and the party controls the secretary of state…
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