Parental rights advocate applauds Biggs’ conservative voting record and MAHA credentials
GILBERT, AZ—Arizona State Representative Lisa Fink endorsed Congressman Andy Biggs for Governor, the 3rd West Valley Republican elected official to endorse the campaign in the past week. Fink, who was first elected to the State House in 2024 as a parental rights advocate, touted Biggs’ constitutional conservative voting record, his history of fiscal responsibility as Senate President, and his commitment to signing MAHA policies and legislation into law.
“As Congressman and as Senate President, Andy Biggs has shown Arizonans he is a true conservative that will fight for our values and restore fiscal responsibility to our state,” said Representative Fink. “He’s been a champion for MAHA policies for years, from his leadership on Right to Try legislation to fighting against COVID-19 mandates. I urge all conservatives and MAHA voters to join me in supporting Andy because we can trust him to stick to our shared values as Governor.”
With State Representative Fink’s statement of support, the Biggs for Arizona campaign now holds public endorsements from 41 current or former Arizona state legislators. Fink joins U.S. Congressman Abe Hamadeh, Maricopa County Supervisor Debbie Lesko, State Senator Janae Shamp, and State Representatives Nick Kupper, David Livingston, and Beverly Pingerelli as West Valley elected officials supporting Biggs.
A recent poll showed Biggs winning the GOP gubernatorial primary by 42 points as he posted his largest fundraising quarter of the cycle while holding $1.1M cash on hand going into April.
“Representative Fink has been an outstanding champion for conservative policies in her first term, from introducing MAHA-friendly legislation to standing up for the rights of parents and children,” said Congressman Biggs. “Our campaign is excited to have Rep. Fink’s support, in addition to the many West Valley leaders that are also coalescing behind our effort. We will need every Republican moving in the same direction to defeat Katie Hobbs this November and our campaign is the only effort building the necessary coalition to win.”
