PHOENIX – On Tuesday, July 14th, Gov. Katie Hobbs returned to her alma mater, Arizona State University, to cast her ballot in the 2026 Arizona primary election. Back on the campus where she earned her degree in social work, Hobbs encouraged students and young voters to participate in the election and underscored the importance of electing leaders who will lower costs and always put Arizona first.
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KPNX/12 News: Hobbs casts primary ballot
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Anchor: Governor Hobbs is also encouraging Arizonans to cast their ballots. The governor returned to her alma mater, Arizona State University, this morning to drop off her own early ballot.
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Anchor: Hobbs joined students at the Sun Devil Fitness Complex in Tempe as she urged voters to take part in next week’s primary election.
AZ Family: Gov. Hobbs urges voters to turn out ahead of July 21 election
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Anchor #1: Early voting is happening now, and you need to get that mail-in ballot in the mail by today.
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Anchor #2: Today, Governor Katie Hobbs spent part of her day casting her ballot and encouraging Arizonans to do the same and vote.
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Anchor #2: Earlier this morning, she returned to her alma mater, Arizona State University, and she joined some students outside the Sun Devil Fitness Complex in Tempe to drop off her ballot for this primary election.
FOX10/KSAZ: Gov. Katie Hobbs votes early at ASU in Tempe
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Anchor: Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs headed back to her alma mater this morning to cast her ballot. She joined students at ASU in tempe to drop off her ballot for the 2026 primary election.
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Anchor: While there, the governor urged all Arizonans to make their voices heard. The state’s primary election is exactly one week away, next Tuesday July 21st
KYMA: Gov. Katie Hobbs votes early at ASU in Tempe
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Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-Ariz.) voted early at Arizona State University (ASU) in Tempe Tuesday.
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In a post on X, Gov. Hobbs, who is running for reelection, said, “Arizona’s primary election is a week away! Glad to get back on campus this morning to vote with some Sun Devils.”
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In an earlier post on X, the governor said, “Arizona, it’s not too late to drop off your early vote ballot,” as well as shared a link for Arizona residents to find their drop box location.
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Hobbs is running unopposed in the Arizona primary and will be squaring off against whoever wins the primary for the other parties, including the Republican race for governor.
