Andy Biggs is utilizing Turning Point USA for independent campaign support while contesting the governorship of Arizona.
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Andy Biggs is utilizing Turning Point USA for independent campaign support while contesting the governorship of Arizona.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Biggs proposes major policy changes for Arizona and votes against withdrawal from hostilities.1 source
- Investigations are underway regarding allegations of pay-to-play schemes and campaign attacks involving Andy Biggs and Katie Hobbs.Sub-event
Biggs uses Turning Point USA for independent campaign support in the Arizona gubernatorial race.1 source
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Politicians Andy Biggs, Katie Hobbs, and David Schweikert contest Republican and gubernatorial elections in Arizona.Also in this story
- Elizabeth Lee and Andy Biggs are competing for political office in Arizona.
- Political maneuvering in the Arizona gubernatorial race includes Schweikert challenging Biggs and Biggs aligning with Trump's wing.
- Biggs's political stance influences state ballot measures, while Priya Sundareshan speaks out against voucher restrictions in Arizona.
The entities involved
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Andy Biggs
American politician (born 1958)
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Katie Hobbs
Governor of Arizona since 2023
Related events
- Governor Katie Hobbs commits to solutions focused on the community in her capacity as the leader of Arizona.
- Hobbs claims Biggs supported Trump's pardons during a policy forum sponsored by the Arizona Police Association.
- Andy Biggs is contesting the governorship race while advocating for cuts to state Medicaid programs.
- Hobbs' administration involves the Department of Public Safety, while Hoffman's firm benefited from media buys to elect Biggs, aided by contributions from Sunshine Residential.
- DGA pledged $10 million to support Katie Hobbs, while Andy Biggs' campaign partnered with the Arizona Republican Party.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- kawc.org
- newsweek.com
- kdminer.com
- azfamily.comHobbs ads blanket Arizona airwaves while Biggs settles for social media