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AZFEC: Arizona Can’t Get A New Governor Fast Enough

AZFEC: Arizona Can’t Get A New Governor Fast Enough

by AZ Free Enterprise Club | Jul 23, 2025 | Opinion

By the Arizona Free Enterprise Club |

15 months. That is how much time we have left until Arizona can elect a new governor, and it couldn’t come soon enough.

Since taking office in 2023, Katie Hobbs has been a complete disaster. The heights of her corruption have certainly been well documented. From her illegal use of public resources to solicit money for her inauguration, to an alleged pay-to-play scheme between Hobbs and an Arizona group home that donated to her inauguration, to shelling out $700,000 to a company owned by the brother of the now-former Office of Tourism Director to create a new state logo, Hobbs has proven that the people of Arizona are her lowest priority. And there are no signs that will change any time soon.

In the latest reveal of her efforts to turn her office into a jobs program for her political friends, it was discovered that Hobbs handed out nearly $600,000 in taxpayer money to a former Democrat politician and her assistant for two newly created jobs. These just add to the long line of other phony baloney jobs Hobbs has created so that her buddies can get paid six-figure salaries to sit around and do nothing on your dime. In fact, just last year, she added six new jobs in the newly created Office of Resiliency (whatever that is), four new employees in the Office of Tribal Relations, and three new in-house attorneys, to name a few. All total, Hobbs has increased executive employment costs by over 50%!

With all these new government jobs, you would think Arizona must be leading the way in the nation for job creation, but no. It’s just the opposite…

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