President Donald Trump's immense clout over the GOP and the power of his endorsements in Republican nomination races face their latest test Tuesday, as Arizona holds primary elections.Trump's endorsements in a handful of key races, including in a top swing congressional district, could impact the midterm battles for the House majority and control of governors' offices.Trump is backing Rep.Andy Biggs, a former House Freedom Caucus chairman, for the GOP gubernatorial nomination and the chance to challenge Democratic Gov.
Katie Hobbs in November.Biggs, who is also backed by the political wing of the conservative powerhouse Turning Point USA, is considered the frontrunner in a race that also includes longtime Republican Rep.David Schweikert.
Also on the ballot are concrete pumping contractor Scott Neely, who's making his second straight run for governor, and business owner Ken Miceli.DEMOCRACY ’26: STAY UP TO DATE WITH THE FOX NEWS ELECTION HUBArizona Gov.Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, is running for re-election this year.
(Rebecca Noble/Getty Images)The winner will face off in the general election with Democratic Gov.Katie Hobbs, a former Arizona Secretary of State who narrowly defeated then-GOP nominee Kari Lake four years ago.
Hobbs was unopposed for re-nomination.Down-ballot, the statewide race for the Republican attorney general nomination has become combustible as state Senate President Warren Petersen and military attorney Rodney Glassman have traded fire.The winner will challenge Democratic incumbent Kris Mayes in the general election.In the race to succeed Schweikert in Arizona's 1st Congressional District, which is anchored in the northeastern Phoenix suburbs, Trump is backing former Arizona Cardinals professional football player and former CBS Sports NFL analyst Jay Feely.SIGN UP TO GET THE POLITICS NEWSLETTERRepublican Rep.
David Schweikert, who represents a key swing congressional swing district, is running for the GOP gubernatorial nomination in Arizon...