Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, is facing a challenging reelection campaign. She has selected John Giles, who once served as the mayor of Mesa, as her running mate. Giles, a lifelong Republican, recently changed his affiliation to independent. This decision was announced on Tuesday and marks a unique political strategy in a time when partisan division is common.
Seen in Phoenix with Giles on Monday, Hobbs is currently viewed as the most vulnerable Democratic governor in the nation. Her choice to partner with Giles aims to broaden her appeal across party lines as she prepares for the upcoming election.
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