Governor of Arizona

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Andy Biggs

U.S. RepresentativeRepublican Party

Gilbert, AZ

About

Andy Biggs, born in Tucson, Arizona, is a seasoned politician and lawyer. He served in the Arizona House of Representatives, the Arizona Senate (including as Senate President), and currently as the U.S. Representative for Arizona's 5th congressional district. A conservative Republican, Biggs is running for Governor in the 2026 Arizona gubernatorial election. His platform emphasizes securing borders, lowering taxes, limited government, and pro-growth economic policies. He has received endorsements from President Trump and Club for Growth PAC.

Where does Andy Biggs stand on the issues?

Andy Biggs has a recorded position on eight issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.

  • Cost of Living & Affordability

    Supports

    Wants to bring down costs for Arizona families and businesses by growing the economy, lowering taxes, encouraging job growth, and reducing government interference.

    “Bring down costs for Arizona families and businesses by growing our economy, lowering taxes, encouraging job growth, and reducing government interference.”

    biggsforarizona.com

  • Data Centers

    Mixed

    Supports data center development but opposes additional taxpayer tax breaks and subsidies; says data centers should generate their own energy, avoid straining Arizona's power grid and water supply, and recycle water.

    “Biggs opposes additional tax breaks and subsidies for data centers. He says they should generate their own energy, avoid straining Arizona's power grid and water supply and recycle water whenever possible.”

    ktar.com

  • Election Integrity & Administration

    Supports

    Vows to sign election integrity legislation to deliver election results in a timely fashion and ensure only legal Arizona citizens participate in elections.

    “Sign election integrity legislation to deliver election results in a timely fashion and ensure only legal Arizona citizens participate in our elections.”

    biggsforarizona.com

  • Energy

    Supports

    Prioritizes the use and expansion of reliable, affordable energy sources - natural gas and nuclear rather than wind and solar - to reduce utility costs and gas prices for Arizonans.

    “My administration will prioritize reliable and affordable energy types like natural gas and nuclear instead of the wind and solar platform that Hobbs has promoted while utility companies ask for 14% rate hikes. That stops when I'm Governor.”

    azcentral.com

  • Immigration

    Supports

    Wants to partner with President Trump and local law enforcement to completely secure the Southern border, crack down on drug and human traffickers, and fully fund public safety departments.

    “Partner with President Trump and local law enforcement officials to completely secure our Southern Border, crack down on drug and human traffickers, and fully fund our public safety departments.”

    biggsforarizona.com

  • School Choice & Education Funding Options

    Supports

    Supports school choice and protecting Arizonans' freedom to make their own education and health choices, including enacting the MAHA agenda at the state level.

    “Protect the rights and freedoms of Arizonans to make their own education and health choices, supporting school choice policies and enacting the MAHA agenda at the state level.”

    biggsforarizona.com

Education

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Endorsements

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Past Elections

Past campaign

Governor Arizona

Primary election

Statewide, ArizonaEnded 7/21/2026· Republican Party

Past campaign details are available on the full race page.

Past campaign

Maricopa County Republican Precinct Committeeman — Precinct 650

Primary election

Maricopa County, AZEnded 7/21/2026· Republican Party

Past campaign details are available on the full race page.

How much has Andy Biggs raised?

Andy Biggs's campaign has reported raising $3,952,851 and spending $2,752,349 to the Arizona Secretary of State.

Total raised
$3,952,851
Total spent
$2,752,349

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