Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has been declared the winner in the Arizona Governor race against Trump-Endorsed Republican challenger US Rep. Andy Biggs.
Hobbs was first selected in 2022 after stealing her election from Trump-Endorsed Republican Kari Lake in a rigged election, where 60% of voting machines failed across the state’s largest county on election day.
Her and her cronies likely stole this election too.
Decision Desk HQ called the race at 10:11 pm ET.
Decision Desk HQ projects Katie Hobbs wins the AZ Governor General Election
#DecisionMade: 10:11 PM EST
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— Decision Desk HQ (@DecisionDeskHQ) November 4, 2026
This comes after voting in Maricopa County was disrupted, once again, by machine and printer failures on Election Day when Republicans overwhelmingly flooded the polls compared to Democrats.
Previously, Maricopa County also came under fire for a so-called error involving thousands of mail-in ballots being sent to voters before early voting even started and what appeared to be machine tampering by county election employees in the dead of night.
The US Attorney’s Office in Arizona also opened an investigation recently into three pro-Katie Hobbs groups for attempting to register noncitizens to vote.
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