Andy Biggs Makes Election Denialism the Price of Admission for His Campaign

Six years after the 2020 election, Andy Biggs is still making election denialism a requirement of being part of his campaign. New reporting from Arizona's Family shows that when his own running mate, Sine Kerr, acknowledged who won Arizona in 2020, Biggs stepped in to enforce his extreme election denial agenda.

Copper State Victory spokesperson Nicholas Simões Machado said:

"When his own running mate acknowledged who won Arizona in 2020, Andy Biggs stepped in to make one thing clear: election denialism is still the price of admission in his campaign. It's the same failed Kari Lake playbook Arizonans have already rejected twice, and it’s how we know they'll reject Andy Biggs this November."  

Read more about Biggs' extreme election-denying record and how it puts him fundamentally out of step with Arizona voters:

• After Trump’s FBI subpoenaed Arizona’s electoral records from 2020 this past March, the Arizona Republic wrote that Biggs believes “another review of the extensively reviewed 2020 election was needed.”

• Multiple reviews under the past two administrations “found no credible evidence calling the 2020 election into question,” and Trump’s top election security official previously hailed Arizona’s 2020 election as “the most secure in American history.”

• Former Republican governors Jan Brewer and Doug Ducey have both defended Arizona’s elections. Brewer called Trump’s actions in Georgia “not constitutional” and “out of line,” while Ducey maintained that Arizona laws made it “easy to vote and hard to cheat.” 

• According to Stop the Steal organizers, Biggs helped plan January 6 and worked with the White House to overturn the election. He pressured Arizona officials to decertify electors on the day of the attack. Afterward, he sought a presidential pardon and then ignored a congressional subpoena. 

  
  

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