From Yuma to Queen Creek, campaign covers the state and takes message directly to voters with rallies, roundtables, and interviews
GILBERT, AZ— Republican nominee for Governor Andy Biggs and Lt. Governor nominee Sine Kerr covered the state with a series of events as the campaign heads into the final stretch before Election Day in Arizona.
With just 10 days until Election Day, Republicans have now turned in more ballots than Democrats as Biggs and Kerr have toured the state for early voting events including:
-A Sunday night rally in Sine Kerr’s hometown of Buckeye
-A Monday night teletownhall with Independent voters
-Andy Biggs serving up tacos to promote No Tax on Tips on Tuesday night
-A Wednesday ESA roundtable discussion with families who depend on the program for their educational freedom
-Multiple interviews from Andy Biggs and Sine Kerr on KTAR and KFYI
-An extensive sitdown interview with Andy Biggs and ABC15
-Interviews with KYMA and KAWC in Yuma on Thursday
-A roundtable with ag leaders in Yuma County to discuss the Biggs/Kerr plan to secure Arizona’s water future
-A GOTV rally in Queen Creek on Thursday night
-A joint interview on Fox10 Live on Friday morning
-A small business owners roundtable in Phoenix
-Kicking off a canvass for volunteers in Gilbert on Saturday morning
-And joining Erika Kirk for a tailgate Saturday afternoon before the ASU football game in Tempe
More information about upcoming Biggs/Kerr events, including plans for Election Night, will be announced soon.