Biggs raised $855K in first quarter of 2026, another personal best as Republican Party leaders coalesce behind campaign
GILBERT, AZ—The Biggs for Arizona campaign reported $1.1 million cash on hand at the end of the first quarter of 2026, with Congressman Andy Biggs hitting another personal fundraising record for a quarter with $855K raised. Over the course of the campaign, Biggs for Arizona has now raised over $2.7 million with local and national Republican Party leaders coalescing around his campaign and public polls showing Congressman Biggs in control of the Republican gubernatorial primary.
“Cindy and I are thrilled by the amount of support we saw from Arizonans in this first quarter as our campaign continues to build the operation we need to defeat Katie Hobbs in November,” said Congressman Biggs. “Arizonans are reacting with excitement and optimism about our vision to Restore the American Dream, from eliminating the state income tax to fostering an environment that encourages home buying for our next generation of citizens. We’re staying focused on the issues our state cares about and we’re confident that strategy will be rewarded by the voters in 2026.”
“Congressman Biggs has run a steady, impressive campaign so far and has shown he is our party’s best choice to beat Katie Hobbs,” said Paul Gilbert, partner at Gilbert Blilie. “Republicans from every wing of our party should know Congressman Biggs is diligently building relationships and putting together the broad coalition of support we’ll need to achieve victory.”
“Republican voters from Yuma to Maricopa County have seen Congressman Biggs in their communities and listening to their frustrations with the weak and ineffective Katie Hobbs,” said State Representative Nick Kupper. “This latest fundraising report shows that Biggs isn’t just winning votes, he’s earning the level of support needed to go up against and defeat Katie Hobbs and the Left’s money machine this November.”
Additional highlights of the Biggs for Arizona Q1 2026 fundraising report include:
- 3,644 new individual donors to the campaign
- Over $600K raised in Q1 from Arizona donors
- 7,429 total individual donors