Arizona voters set the stage on Tuesday, July 22, 2026, for a series of competitive races as Republicans seek to regain control of the state’s executive branch in the upcoming November elections.

Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs, regarded as the most vulnerable incumbent governor this cycle, will face off against Republican Representative Andy Biggs, a member of the House Freedom Caucus who has received backing from former President Donald Trump.

In addition to the governor’s race, Democrats currently hold Arizona’s attorney general and secretary of state positions, underscoring the battleground nature of the state’s political landscape.

The outcome of these races will be pivotal in determining control over Arizona’s executive offices.

Source: The Hill

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