Third Time’s the Charm: Katie Hobbs Outraises the Entire GOP Field Combined

PHOENIX – Gov. Katie Hobbs has outraised the Republican field – for the third time in a row – after breaking the record for the most ever raised for an Arizona gubernatorial candidate in a non-election year. 

Yesterday, Hobbs announced she raised nearly $1.5 million in the third quarter, pushing her 2025 campaign total to over $4 million — the most ever raised for an Arizona gubernatorial campaign in a non-election year. 

Hobbs outraised the entire GOP field combined by over $500,000 and has more than five times as much cash on hand as the closest Republican candidate. Quarter after quarter, Hobbs continues to build on her own success and widen the gap between herself and the rest of the field.

Katie Hobbs has grown her fundraising every quarter – while Karrin Taylor Robson’s fundraising has plummeted, and Andy Biggs remains far behind.

Candidate	Q1 2025 Raised	Q2 2025 Raised	Q3 2025 Raised
Katie Hobbs	$1,166,012.06 👍	$1,340,897.66 📈	$1,481,179.47  📈
Andy Biggs	$231,665.83 👎	$429,036.58 👎	$564,075.27 👎
Karrin Taylor Robson	$860,193.38 👎	$574,937.64 📉	$414,459.69 📉

While Hobbs continues to build a warchest for the general election, Andy Biggs, Karrin Taylor Robson, and David Schweikert are locked in a “race to the right” and will drain their resources trying to make it out of their desperate, nasty primary battle. Their chaotic primary has already forced them to take extreme, harmful positions, including gutting healthcare and supporting cost-hiking tariffs that are skyrocketing everyday costs for Arizona families. 

“While her opponents are locked in a brutal primary that isn’t focused on Arizona, Katie Hobbs continues to focus on delivering for Arizonans, erasing medical debt, securing the border, and lowering costs for working families,” said Nicole DeMont, Katie Hobbs’ Campaign Manager. “By outraising the entire Republican field combined for the third time this year, Katie Hobbs is proving that her campaign is uniting Republicans, Independents, and Democrats to move Arizona forward.”