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Hobbs Spends Big, Biggs Pushes Back | Tucson News
Governor Katie Hobbs splashed over $7 million in Q2, leaving her with nearly $2.4 million — her campaign says it’s an early ad blitz for November. But GOP challenger Andy Biggs scoffs, calling it a “burn rate” and noting her fundraising lead has shrunk, calling her cash position “pitiful” for an incumbent. Hobbs’ team counters, saying they outpaced all GOP candidates and relied mostly on small donors to build a cross-party coalition. Meanwhile, Attorney General Kris Mayes leads with $2.3 million, while Republican Superintendent candidate Kimberly Yee outraised incumbent Tom Horne. And in a…
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