Republican businesswoman Karrin Taylor Robson has announced her candidacy for governor in Arizona, emphasizing her support from former President Donald Trump. She criticized the current Democratic governor, Katie Hobbs, for making it harder to live and work in the state, and pledged to create jobs and secure the border like Trump. Trump previously endorsed Taylor Robson at a Turning Point Action event in Arizona.
Taylor Robson ran unsuccessfully for governor in 2022, losing to Trump’s preferred candidate, Kari Lake. Lake later made unfounded claims about voter fraud and lost a Senate run in 2024. Taylor Robson may face competition in the Republican primary from Rep. Andy Biggs, a vocal Trump supporter. Biggs is also considering a run and believes he will have support from the “MAGA people” in Arizona.
The upcoming Arizona governor’s race is expected to be competitive, as Hobbs won her first term by a narrow margin in 2022 and Trump narrowly won the state in 2024 after losing in 2020. The race will likely be closely watched as candidates vie for Trump’s support and appeal to Republican voters in the battleground state.
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