Andy Biggs
Andy Biggs is a Republican U.S. representative from Arizona's 5th Congressional District and the Republican nominee for Arizona governor in 2026, having won the July 21 primary over Rep. David Schweikert and two other candidates. His campaign highlights his congressional record and conservative priorities on border security, taxes, education, and energy, and he selected former state Sen. Sine Kerr as his running mate for the new lieutenant governor post.
Positions on Key Issues
| Issue | Stance | Confidence | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthcare | Biggs says he supports protecting school and health choice and backing the MAHA agenda at the state level, framing healthcare policy around parental rights, health freedom, and less government involvement. | high | |
| Economy | Biggs says he wants to make Arizona more affordable by growing the economy, lowering taxes, encouraging job growth, and reducing government interference. | high | |
| Abortion & Reproductive Health | Biggs has supported restricting abortion access and introduced legislation to bar federal support for abortion-related activities, including a bill he described as the “Abortion Is Not Health Care Act.” | high | |
| Immigration | Biggs says he would partner with President Trump and local law enforcement to secure the southern border, crack down on drug and human traffickers, and fully fund public safety departments. | high | |
| Firearms & Second Amendment | Biggs says he will defend Arizonans’ Second Amendment rights and oppose new gun-control restrictions. | high | |
| Foreign Policy | Biggs has emphasized war powers, border security, and U.S. aid to Israel and Ukraine in congressional appearances, but his campaign issues page does not lay out a broader foreign-policy platform. | medium | |
| Climate/Energy | Biggs says he wants to secure Arizona’s energy future by prioritizing reliable and affordable energy sources to reduce utility costs and gas prices. | high | |
| Civil Rights & Equality | Biggs has publicly opposed same-sex marriage and criticized the Obergefell v. Hodges decision as a redefinition of marriage. | medium | |
| Education | Biggs says he supports school choice and parental control over education, and he has argued that education policy should be handled at the state and local level rather than by the federal government. | high | |
| Election Policy | Biggs says he would sign election-integrity legislation to deliver results in a timely fashion and ensure only legal Arizona citizens participate in elections. | high | |
| Local Issues | Biggs’ campaign says his local agenda includes affordability, safety, reliable energy, sensible water policy, school and health choice, and election-integrity reforms. | high | |
| Tech & AI | Biggs introduced legislation to reduce what he described as overregulation of AI, presenting the approach as pro-innovation and limited-government. | medium |
Healthcare
highBiggs says he supports protecting school and health choice and backing the MAHA agenda at the state level, framing healthcare policy around parental rights, health freedom, and less government involvement.
Economy
highBiggs says he wants to make Arizona more affordable by growing the economy, lowering taxes, encouraging job growth, and reducing government interference.
Abortion & Reproductive Health
highBiggs has supported restricting abortion access and introduced legislation to bar federal support for abortion-related activities, including a bill he described as the “Abortion Is Not Health Care Act.”
Immigration
highBiggs says he would partner with President Trump and local law enforcement to secure the southern border, crack down on drug and human traffickers, and fully fund public safety departments.
Firearms & Second Amendment
highBiggs says he will defend Arizonans’ Second Amendment rights and oppose new gun-control restrictions.
Foreign Policy
mediumBiggs has emphasized war powers, border security, and U.S. aid to Israel and Ukraine in congressional appearances, but his campaign issues page does not lay out a broader foreign-policy platform.
Climate/Energy
highBiggs says he wants to secure Arizona’s energy future by prioritizing reliable and affordable energy sources to reduce utility costs and gas prices.
Civil Rights & Equality
mediumBiggs has publicly opposed same-sex marriage and criticized the Obergefell v. Hodges decision as a redefinition of marriage.
Education
highBiggs says he supports school choice and parental control over education, and he has argued that education policy should be handled at the state and local level rather than by the federal government.
Election Policy
highBiggs says he would sign election-integrity legislation to deliver results in a timely fashion and ensure only legal Arizona citizens participate in elections.
Local Issues
highBiggs’ campaign says his local agenda includes affordability, safety, reliable energy, sensible water policy, school and health choice, and election-integrity reforms.
Tech & AI
mediumBiggs introduced legislation to reduce what he described as overregulation of AI, presenting the approach as pro-innovation and limited-government.
Background
Career History
Represents Arizona’s 5th Congressional District.
Served in the Arizona legislature before election to Congress.
Education
Top Donors
Andy Biggs is a sitting U.S. House member, and federal disclosures show a donor base concentrated in conservative business and industry PACs. OpenSecrets and FEC data show his campaign has raised roughly $1.27M in 2023 and about $28,246 in candidate contributions in the 2025-26 FEC table snapshot; top disclosed contributors include Pinnacle West ($4,000) and the Arizona Association of Realtors ($2,500), with OpenSecrets also tracking industry and organization giving across his career.
Voting Record
Andy Biggs is an incumbent member of Congress and has an extensive legislative voting record. GovTrack identifies him as a House member from Arizona, and Vote Smart provides issue-specific key votes; his record is generally aligned with the Republican caucus, including conservative positions on foreign aid and spending.
About this research
Data compiled from public sources and analyzed using AI. Last updated 8/7/2026. Visit candidate websites for the most current information.