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2026 Arizona Governor — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Election: 2026 Arizona General Election
Election date: 2026-11-03
Office: Governor
Candidate: HOBBS, KATIE (DEM)
Party: Democratic
Candidacy type: Name printed on general-election candidate list
Signatures: 8,226
Nomination paper: https://apps.arizona.vote/electioninfo/assets/69/0/NominationPapers/hobbs-katie-25039-30658.pdf
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Born and raised in Arizona, Katie Hobbs has spent her life fighting for our state’s families. Growing up in a working-class household that sometimes relied on food stamps and church support, Katie learned the value of hard work and service early on. Her career as a social worker shaped her commitment to helping others—whether working with homeless youth or running one of the nation’s largest domestic violence shelters. Katie also knows the struggles of middle-class families firsthand: she lost her home to foreclosure, raised two kids during the Great Recession, drove for Uber to make ends meet, and is still paying off student loans. As governor, Katie is cutting through partisan gridlock to deliver real results. She launched Task Force SAFE, interdicting over 25 million fentanyl pills, and deployed the National Guard to secure the border. She repealed Arizona’s 1864 total abortion ban and made birth control available over the counter. Katie is canceling $2 billion in medical debt, cut the childcare waitlist in half, delivered tax relief for 750,000 families, and stopped a foreign corporation from draining Arizona’s groundwater. Katie ran for governor to tackle tough challenges—and she’s delivering real progress for Arizona families.
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Born and raised in Arizona, Katie Hobbs has spent her life fighting for our state’s families. Growing up in a working-class household that sometimes relied on food stamps and church support, Katie learned the value of hard work and service early on. Her career as a social worker shaped her commitment to helping others—whether working with homeless youth or running one of the nation’s largest domestic violence shelters. Katie also knows the struggles of middle-class families firsthand: she lost her home to foreclosure, raised two kids during the Great Recession, drove for Uber to make ends meet, and is still paying off student loans. As governor, Katie is cutting through partisan gridlock to deliver real results. She launched Task Force SAFE, interdicting over 25 million fentanyl pills, and deployed the National Guard to secure the border. She repealed Arizona’s 1864 total abortion ban and made birth control available over the counter. Katie is canceling $2 billion in medical debt, cut the childcare waitlist in half, delivered tax relief for 750,000 families, and stopped a foreign corporation from draining Arizona’s groundwater. Katie ran for governor to tackle tough challenges—and she’s delivering real progress for Arizona families.
Born and raised in Arizona, Katie Hobbs has spent her life fighting for the people of this state—and she’s never been afraid to tackle hard challenges head-on. Growing up in a working-class family in Tempe, Katie learned the value of service and hard work from her parents. When times were tough, her family relied on food stamps and their church community to get by.
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Born and raised in Arizona, Katie Hobbs has spent her life fighting for the people of this state—and she’s never been afraid to tackle hard challenges head-on. Growing up in a working-class family in Tempe, Katie learned the value of service and hard work from her parents. When times were tough, her family relied on food stamps and their church community to get by.
Fulfilling her promise to protect Arizonans’ healthcare, in 2024 Katie repealed Arizona’s 1864 total abortion ban, made birth control available over the counter, and protected women and doctors from prosecution. While Washington politicians work to take healthcare away from hundreds of thousands of Arizonans, Katie protected the healthcare of over 60,000 Arizonans with autism, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and intellectual disabilities.
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Fulfilling her promise to protect Arizonans’ healthcare, in 2024 Katie repealed Arizona’s 1864 total abortion ban, made birth control available over the counter, and protected women and doctors from prosecution. While Washington politicians work to take healthcare away from hundreds of thousands of Arizonans, Katie protected the healthcare of over 60,000 Arizonans with autism, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and intellectual disabilities.
The son of an elementary school principal and a teacher, John Giles was born and raised in Mesa, Arizona. Growing up, his parents taught him the importance of education, hard work, serving others, and giving back to the community that raised you.
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The son of an elementary school principal and a teacher, John Giles was born and raised in Mesa, Arizona. Growing up, his parents taught him the importance of education, hard work, serving others, and giving back to the community that raised you.
After building a career and raising his family in the community where he grew up, John felt a responsibility to give back. That commitment led him to public service and, eventually, to serving as mayor of Mesa for 10 years.
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After building a career and raising his family in the community where he grew up, John felt a responsibility to give back. That commitment led him to public service and, eventually, to serving as mayor of Mesa for 10 years.
That approach defined his leadership as mayor. John brought people together to revitalize downtown Mesa, strengthen public education, attract new businesses and good-paying jobs, and make critical investments in transportation and infrastructure. He worked with leaders from both parties because he knew that delivering results mattered more than who got the credit.
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That approach defined his leadership as mayor. John brought people together to revitalize downtown Mesa, strengthen public education, attract new businesses and good-paying jobs, and make critical investments in transportation and infrastructure. He worked with leaders from both parties because he knew that delivering results mattered more than who got the credit.
During his decade as mayor, he worked with business leaders, educators, community organizations, and elected officials at every level of government to deliver for the people he served. That approach helped Mesa grow its economy, create new opportunities for families, strengthen its schools, and prepare for the future.
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During his decade as mayor, he worked with business leaders, educators, community organizations, and elected officials at every level of government to deliver for the people he served. That approach helped Mesa grow its economy, create new opportunities for families, strengthen its schools, and prepare for the future.
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Katie knows that securing Arizona’s water future isn’t a partisan issue—and that protecting our water supply means bringing everyone to the table to get results. She hammered out a strong water policy compromise hailed as the most consequential Arizona water legislation since the Groundwater Management Act of 1980—one that will create jobs, lower housing costs, and conserve water. And when a foreign corporation was pumping Arizona’s groundwater unchecked, Katie took action and ended their leases.
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Katie knows that securing Arizona’s water future isn’t a partisan issue—and that protecting our water supply means bringing everyone to the table to get results. She hammered out a strong water policy compromise hailed as the most consequential Arizona water legislation since the Groundwater Management Act of 1980—one that will create jobs, lower housing costs, and conserve water. And when a foreign corporation was pumping Arizona’s groundwater unchecked, Katie took action and ended their leases.
She’s invested in public education from kindergarten through higher education, and she’s expanding apprenticeships and career training so more Arizonans can be first in line for good-paying jobs that don’t require a four-year degree.
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She’s invested in public education from kindergarten through higher education, and she’s expanding apprenticeships and career training so more Arizonans can be first in line for good-paying jobs that don’t require a four-year degree.
Continue pursuing state policies that lower household costs and put money back in Arizonans' pockets.
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Signed state tax relief in each year of her first term, including relief affecting workers, families, and seniors.
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Continue reducing regulatory barriers that raise housing costs and slow construction.
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Enacted the repeal of residential rental taxes to reduce monthly costs for renters.
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Expanded the state Child Tax Credit and increased the standard deduction and senior deduction.
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Launched a state initiative that canceled qualifying medical debt for hundreds of thousands of Arizonans.
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Launched the AZRx prescription savings program to reduce out-of-pocket medicine costs.
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Continue bringing affected communities and water users together to protect Arizona's long-term water supply.
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Continue investing in Arizona public education from early learning through higher education.
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Expand apprenticeships and career-training pathways into good-paying jobs that do not require a four-year degree.
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Protect access to legal abortion, contraception, and reproductive health care in Arizona.
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Invest in public safety and coordinated state-local efforts that keep Arizona communities safe.
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Partner with tribal nations on health care, infrastructure, and public-safety investments while respecting sovereignty and self-determination.
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Coverage: January 3, 2023 through August 18, 20260 legislative positions · 280 explicitly attributed executive actions or statements
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Governor Hobbs Takes Action to Ensure Sustainability of Salt River Horse Herd for Generations
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Governor Katie Hobbs Launches AI Tool to Make Government Work Better for Arizonans
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Katie Hobbs is recorded as making the directly attributed statement shown in the official record for governor katie hobbs releases statement on colorado river final environmental impact statement for future colorado river operations.
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Governor Katie Hobbs Releases Statement on Colorado River Final Environmental Impact Statement for Future Colorado River Operations
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Governor Katie Hobbs Signs Executive Order Banning State Workers from Insider Trading on Prediction Markets
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Katie Hobbs is recorded as making the appointment shown in the official record for governor hobbs announces appointment of michael john martinez areinoff to pima county superior court.
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Governor Hobbs Announces Appointment of Michael John Martinez Areinoff to Pima County Superior Court
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Katie Hobbs is recorded as making the directly attributed statement shown in the official record for governor katie hobbs releases statement on bipartisan budget agreement.
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Governor Katie Hobbs Releases Statement on Bipartisan Budget Agreement
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Governor Katie Hobbs Becomes First Arizona Governor to Visit All 22 Tribes in Arizona
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Governor Hobbs Announces Appointment of Aaron Demke to Mohave County Superior Court
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Candidate: Hobbs, Katie
Candidate filer ID: 201800057
Candidate committee: Elect Katie Hobbs
Office: Governor
Party: Democratic
Income: $11109719.95
Expense: $14355612.69
Cash balance: $175799.55
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