Arizona provides the agricultural produce, critical minerals, weapons defense systems and cutting-edge semiconductors that feed America, protect America and fuel America’s high-tech economy.

While this (Federal Environmental Impact Statement) still contains unacceptable options that include the federal government forcing Arizona to take the majority of draconian water cutbacks, implementing the Lower Basin agreement would…

I've never lost an election, but I've also never won one alone. This will be a close race, but I'm excited to be in this fight with all of you to keep Arizona moving forward.

I'm proud of the support I've garnered and, you know, I'm not raising campaign money to haul it away. I'm raising it to spend.

We are running the race we need to win, and it is going to take a lot to get there. We know it's going to be a close race.

I’m proud to set clear, commonsense ethical standards on prediction markets to hold our government accountable.

Public service is a privilege, and we will not tolerate anybody abusing that privilege to line their own pockets.

I believe in a responsible regulatory framework for the technology and look forward to further engagement on the issue in future sessions.

Arizonans deserve a state government that works for them, not one where insiders exploit public service for their own gain.

“We are not in the business of picking winners and losers in the energy landscape, and while advancements in small modular reactor technologies are promising, they still are emerging.

Legislative Republicans are throwing firefighters, police and teachers under the bus in order to protect waste, fraud and abuse in the ESA entitlement program.

It’s shameful that they would put their own partisan political agenda ahead of protecting public safety and public education.

Deploying such a catch-all approach for an emerging technology, as laid out in this bill, is irresponsible.

Given record demand growth projections, Arizona must responsibly reduce barriers to deploying new energy projects quickly.

I think this is all a result of what happened at the end of the legislative session and an attempt to really undermine any measures that are being referred to the ballot, and the level that folks are willing to go to to stifle people’s say…

I don’t know what an ultimate special session will cover, but I know that is part of the conversation happening now.

“The reality can be really different with a different governor in office,” she said. “I’m committed to continuing the fight to protect what we fought for and won.”

“I’m committed to continuing the fight to protect what we fought for and won.”

“Voters can’t be complacent,”

“For us the greatest investment and the quickest way to action that Arizonans can take is reelecting this governor and flipping the state legislature,”

“Every chance I have during this election, I’m going to be focused on my opponents’ record of supporting the cost-hiking agenda of Washington (and) of supporting a nationwide abortion ban,”

I am confident in the ability of Arizona election officials to administer free and fair elections without added expense or complexity.

This bipartisan, balanced budget agreement will put Arizona first and deliver opportunity, security and freedom to communities throughout the state.

This bipartisan compromise shows what we can do when we put common sense before political games and focus on delivering real results for our communities.