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What position will Karrin Taylor Robson finish in 2026 Arizona GOP primary?
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Donald Trump•Karrin Taylor Robson•Arizona•Turning Point USA•AmericaFest•Phoenix•Trump•Gina Swoboda•Robson•Kari Lake•Democratic•Katie Hobbs•Lake
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Trump Endorses Karrin Taylor Robson for 2026 Arizona Governor Race and Gina Swoboda for Arizona GOP Chair
Dec 22, 2024, 06:22 PM
President-elect Donald Trump has endorsed Karrin Taylor Robson for the 2026 Arizona gubernatorial race, stating that she would have his support if she decides to run. This endorsement was announced during his address at Turning Point USA's 'AmericaFest' in Phoenix. Trump also endorsed Gina Swoboda for her reelection as Arizona GOP chair, indicating his support for her continued leadership. Trump's endorsement of Robson comes after she lost the 2022 gubernatorial primary to Kari Lake, who subsequently lost the general election to Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs. Robson has since supported both Trump and Lake in their respective races. Trump's comments also touched on broader issues like immigration and border security, emphasizing his plans to address these concerns upon taking office.
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