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KINGMAN – Today, Gov. Katie Hobbs stopped by Mudd 66 in Kingman, Arizona to discuss the impact of Washington’s cost-hiking policies and rallied supporters at the opening of Bullhead City’s Copper State Victory coordinated campaign office.
Katie visited Mudd 66, a local Kingman coffee shop, where she toured the establishment, learned to make their caramel iced latte, and spoke with the owners about how rising costs driven by Washington policies, such as tariffs on coffee, have affected their day-to-day operations and their ability to thrive.
Later, Katie rallied local leaders, organizers, and volunteers at the opening of the coordinated campaign’s Copper State Victory Bullhead City office. She emphasized that every corner of Arizona will play a critical role in this election and that building a strong grassroots operation in communities like Bullhead City is essential to earning every vote and winning in November.
