Former President Donald Trump has publicly endorsed two Republican candidates competing for the Arizona governor's office in the 2026 election. The dual endorsement follows Representative Andy Biggs's recent entry into the race, further complicating the Republican field.
Trump acknowledged the unusual situation, stating he had a 'problem' in choosing between the candidates. While he didn't explicitly detail the reasons behind the double endorsement, it suggests a reluctance to alienate either faction within the Arizona Republican party. The endorsements could significantly impact the race, potentially splitting the vote and influencing the primary outcome. Political analysts are closely watching how this unfolds and the effect it will have on the overall political landscape in Arizona.
Trump Endorses Two Republicans in Arizona Governor Race
Former President Donald Trump has endorsed two different Republican candidates vying for the Arizona governor's seat in 2026. This unusual move comes after Representative Andy Biggs entered the race. Trump acknowledged having a 'problem' with choosing between the candidates. The endorsements highlight the complex dynamics within the Arizona Republican party.