Arizona voters select nominees for statewide and congressional contests as the state prepares for the 2026 midterm campaign. In the governor’s race, U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs wins the Republican primary and becomes the GOP nominee. Multiple outlets report that Biggs, described as a conservative and Trump-backed figure, defeats fellow Republican Rep. David Schweikert in the primary. NBC News and others project the result, with Decision Desk HQ also cited in reporting on the matchup. Biggs’s victory advances him to the general election in November against Democratic incumbent Governor Katie Hobbs. Several outlets characterize the contest as high-stakes and competitive, noting Arizona’s status as a battleground state and referencing that both parties are aiming to swing outcomes in the fall election. The reporting also indicates that Hobbs is unopposed within the Democratic field, while Republicans select Biggs in a primary where he faces Schweikert. Overall, sources agree on the primary outcome and the resulting general-election pairing: Biggs versus Hobbs.