Governor Hobbs is Off to the General Election Races, Releasing New Ads and Touting Her Record

While January 6 collaborator, Epstein Class Pedophile protector, and Dr. No to the People Representative and Republican-Trump Fascist Gubernatorial Nominee Andy Biggs spent primary election evening at an out-of-state event trying to hoard money from party donors, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has been off to the general election races, holding events across the Grand Canyon State, releasing new ads on her work to bring water security, and touting her record on helping to reduce costs for Arizonans.

Below are some pictures taken by the campaign team during the Governor’s tour of the state following the primary elections.

In two ads, titled “World” and “River,” released on July 22, the Governor’s campaign team highlighted Governor Hobbs’s commitment to bringing water security in Arizona.

Commenting on the ads, Hobbs Campaign Communications Director Michael Beyer wrote in a press release:

“Katie Hobbs is willing to take on anyone – including powerful special interests and her own party – to stand up for Arizonans. She stopped a Saudi Arabian corporation from draining our groundwater, fought to secure Arizona’s fair share of the Colorado River, and stood up for the rural farmers and families who depend on water. When powerful interests threaten Arizonans, Katie Hobbs takes them on and delivers.”

On the official governing side of the ledger, the Governor, through her team at Arizona’s Residential Utility Consumer Office (RUCO), touted how her policies have helped reduce utility costs to the tune of $321 million for about three million Arizonans over the last three years, noting in an official government press release:

“This is a victory for the stability and security of Arizonans, from Bisbee to Casa Grande to Flagstaff. My administration is helping make life in our state more affordable. Under my leadership, the Arizona Residential Utility Consumer Office will continue to fight for working people to have reliable, affordable energy services that power our homes.”


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