Mayes and Hobbs rally Phoenix union members for get-out-the-vote push

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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and Gov. Katie Hobbs rallied union members in metro Phoenix on Saturday, urging them to canvass door-to-door for pro-worker candidates one month before Election Day. Mayes, who won her 2022 race by 280 votes, stressed that "every vote matters" as the last day to register is Monday and early voting begins Wednesday. Union members cited the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's impact on SNAP benefits, with Arizona enrollment down 46%. Republican candidate Andy Biggs and running mate Sine Kerr campaigned in Willcox, while Hobbs is skipping debates, saying face-to-face voter interaction is more effective than debating.


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