Summary
A recent poll indicates that the race for Arizona's governor's seat in 2026 is competitive. Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs is slightly ahead of Republican contenders, with many voters still undecided. The outcome may depend on particular voter groups, like women under 50 and independents.
Key Facts
- Republicans aim to win back Arizona's governor's office, currently held by Democrat Katie Hobbs.
- A poll by Noble Predictive Insights shows Hobbs leading Republican Andy Biggs 42% to 37%, with many undecided voters.
- In matchups against David Schweikert, Hobbs leads 44% to 35%.
- Many voters are undecided, particularly independents and women under 50.
- Other polls show Hobbs with a small lead over Biggs, often within the margin of error.
- Andy Biggs gained support after Karrin Taylor Robson left the Republican primary race.
- Arizona was a Republican stronghold, but political dynamics shifted in recent elections.
