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House Democrats' campaign arm is supporting five new candidates in competitive districts as Republicans highlight socialist victories in Democratic primaries. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) is backing candidates in five districts, including those represented by Republicans running for other offices or retiring. Republicans argue Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) successes indicate the party's shift toward radicalism.

House Democrats are supporting five new candidates in competitive districts as Republicans highlight socialist victories in Democratic primaries. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee aims to flip GOP-held seats, including open districts due to Republican incumbents pursuing other roles or retiring.

Jay Feely, an NFL placekicker and current 'NFL on CBS' commentator, is seeking a congressional seat in Arizona, citing leadership and pressure-handling skills from his sports career as assets for politics. He emphasizes NFL experiences, including diverse teammate interactions and overcoming public scrutiny, as preparation for representing a diverse constituency.

Jay Feely, a former NFL placekicker and current 'NFL on CBS' commentator, is seeking to transition to a congressional career. He highlights his NFL experience in handling pressure, failure, and diverse interactions as preparation for public life, aiming to represent a diverse constituency. Feely is running for the seat of Rep. David Schweikert in Arizona.

Amish Shah won the Democratic primary for Arizona’s 1st District, defeating Marlene Galán-Woods and other candidates. The district, a key target for Democrats, will face Jay Feely in the general election after Feely won the Republican primary.

Two Democratic candidates, Marlene Galán-Woods and Amish Shah, are competing for their party’s nomination in Arizona’s 1st Congressional District to challenge Jay Feely in a race that could influence the House majority. Feely, who received Donald Trump’s endorsement, won the GOP primary, while the Democratic primary remains unresolved as neither candidate secured enough votes to claim victory outright.

Representative Andy Biggs, endorsed by President Trump, won the Republican primary for governor in Arizona. He defeated Representative David Schweikert in the election.

Andy Biggs won the Republican primary for Arizona governor, defeating David Schweikert with a decisive lead. The race was called by the Associated Press shortly after results began, and Biggs plans to challenge Democratic incumbent Katie Hobbs in November. Schweikert criticized Biggs for ties to Turning Point USA but failed to prevent his primary loss.

Rep. Andy Biggs, endorsed by Donald Trump, won the Arizona GOP gubernatorial primary with over 70% of the vote, defeating David Schweikert, Scott Neely, and Ken Miceli. He will face Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs in the general election. The primary was marked by contentious campaign tactics, including accusations against Biggs of associations with extremist groups.

Andy Biggs won the Arizona GOP gubernatorial primary with over 70% of the vote, defeating David Schweikert and other candidates. He will face Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs in the general election. The primary included accusations from Schweikert linking Biggs to white supremacist and antisemitic groups.

Republican Rep. Andy Biggs, backed by President Trump, will challenge Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs in the gubernatorial race this fall after defeating primary rival Rep. David Schweikert. Biggs secured the nomination in a state that Trump won in 2024 and 2016, while Hobbs ran uncontested in the Democratic primary.

Rep. Andy Biggs won the GOP primary for Arizona governor, positioning himself to face Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs in November. His victory over Rep. David Schweikert sets up a competitive race in a state that has become a tossup, with Hobbs amassing a significant campaign war chest and criticizing Biggs for past stances, including his role in attempting to overturn the 2020 election.

Katie Hobbs secured the Democratic nomination for Arizona governor unopposed and will face the Republican primary winner, which includes candidates like Andy Biggs and David Schweikert. Hobbs is using her campaign funds to target independent and Republican voters, highlighting her economic achievements and bipartisan efforts.

Arizona voters are selecting nominees for November’s congressional races, with two open House seats at stake. Republican Reps. Andy Biggs and David Schweikert are competing in a GOP primary to challenge Gov. Katie Hobbs, while Schweikert’s seat in the 1st Congressional District is highlighted as a key race.

Arizona Republicans are selecting nominees for governor and other key offices, with candidates Andy Biggs and David Schweikert representing different GOP factions. The primary is part of the GOP's effort to regain power in a historically competitive state.

Arizona Republicans are selecting nominees for governor and other key offices, with U.S. Reps. Andy Biggs and David Schweikert competing in a primary race to challenge Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs. The candidates differ in their approaches to aligning with President Donald Trump, with Biggs backed by Trump and Turning Point Action, while Schweikert emphasizes pro-business conservatism. The primary also determines nominees for secretary of state and attorney general, critical roles in a state pivotal to Trump's 2020 election efforts.

Arizona Republicans are selecting nominees to challenge Democrats in key offices, with U.S. Reps. Andy Biggs and David Schweikert competing for the governor's race. Biggs, backed by Donald Trump and Turning Point Action, contrasts with Schweikert's pro-business approach. Both parties face contested primaries for the 1st Congressional District and other election-influencing roles.

President Donald Trump's influence in the GOP is tested in Arizona's primary elections, with key races for governor and congressional districts at stake. Trump endorses Rep. Andy Biggs for governor and Jay Feely in a swing district, while other candidates include David Schweikert, Marlene Galán-Woods, and Mark Lamb. The outcomes could impact the House majority and governor's office control.

Representatives Andy Biggs and David Schweikert are competing in the Arizona Republican primary for governor. They present differing visions for the Republican Party.

Andy Biggs and David Schweikert, both Arizona Republicans, are competing in a primary for governor, representing contrasting approaches to reviving the GOP. Biggs, aligned with Trump and the conservative Freedom Caucus, faces Schweikert, who advocates for a moderate strategy to attract independents. The race highlights the party's struggle to balance hard-line tactics with broader appeal in a state with a growing independent voter base.

Andy Biggs and David Schweikert, both Republicans from Arizona, are competing in a primary for governor, representing contrasting approaches to reviving the GOP. Biggs, aligned with Donald Trump and the Freedom Caucus, faces Schweikert, who advocates for a more moderate strategy to appeal to independents. The race highlights tensions within the Arizona Republican Party over balancing hardline conservatism with broader electoral viability.

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs raised $2.6 million in the second quarter of 2026, outpacing GOP opponents in fundraising while spending $7.4 million on campaign infrastructure and advertising. GOP candidates Andy Biggs and David Schweikert reported significantly lower fundraising and cash reserves, with Biggs having $1.2 million and Schweikert only $42,494 on hand ahead of the primary.

A wave of departures from Congress' tax writing committees has intensified competition to fill critical roles in the next Congress. House Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees will see multiple members leave, creating openings for new representatives. Both parties are vying for positions on these influential panels, which shape major tax legislation.

Gov. Katie Hobbs is criticizing her Republican opponents, U.S. Congressmen Andy Biggs and David Schweikert, for supporting a nationwide abortion ban. Both candidates have co-sponsored legislation to grant personhood at conception, which could outlaw abortions. Hobbs has taken actions to protect abortion access in Arizona, including executive orders and vetoing restrictive bills.

Andy Biggs and David Schweikert, Republican candidates in Arizona's gubernatorial primary, clashed in a debate over strategies to challenge Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs. Biggs emphasized his general election viability and bipartisan history, while Schweikert criticized him as too extreme and highlighted his experience in competitive districts. Both candidates addressed water management challenges amid a drought.

Two Republican congressmen, Andy Biggs and David Schweikert, debated in Arizona, claiming they are the strongest candidates to challenge Governor Katie Hobbs in the 2024 election. Biggs, endorsed by Donald Trump, emphasized cross-party appeal and experience, while Schweikert highlighted his focus on government finances and business growth. Businessman Scott Neely warned that a Biggs primary victory would cost Republicans the election.