The Conservative LedgerDocumented recordEspañol

The documented record of conservative candidates

Biography, public service, accomplishments in the record, votes, family and community, mission and priorities — and every source, linked. Independent of every campaign and every committee. Published in English and Spanish.

Candidates

AZ-GOV · Arizona

Andy Biggs

American politician (born 1958); U.S. Representative for Arizona's 5th congressional district; 2026 Republican nominee for Governor of Arizona

Read the profile → · Side by side with the opponent
Andy Biggs — Touring downtown Mesa with city leaders
It was a pleasure to tour downtown @CITYOFMESA this morning w/ Rodney Riley - VP @CaliberCo, Vice Mayor Mark Freeman, & Councilmember Jen Duff, & hear the plans for new growth & development. The East Valley is rapidly expanding, & businesses are experiencing great success. #AZ05Photo: Office of Andy Biggs, US Congress · Feb. 20, 2020 · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons ↗
Andy Biggs — With Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels
Great to be with @CochiseCounty Sheriff Mark Dannels and my Border Security Caucus Co-chair @RepBrianBabin.Photo: Office of Andy Biggs, US Congress · June 9, 2020 · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons ↗
Andy Biggs — Touring Copper Springs East in Gilbert
This past week, my Deputy District Director and I toured Copper Springs new facility in Gilbert. This will be a great place for our veterans to receive help and care. Thanks for having me. #AZ05Photo: Office of Andy Biggs, US Congress · July 19, 2020 · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons ↗
Andy Biggs — With ADOT on widening Interstate 10
Last week, my staff and I met with officials from the @ArizonaDOT to discuss Arizona transportation issues, including the widening of Interstate 10. #AZ05Photo: Office of Andy Biggs, US Congress · Mar. 1, 2020 · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons ↗

In the community →

Latest articles

AZ-GOV · 2026-09-15

Arizona's governor's race will be decided by ballots that were already mailed

Fifteen counties, one number each. What the canvasses, the registration reports and the county recorders' own pages say about where the vote actually is — and what nobody is doing about it.

Current races

Forty-three competitive contests, the conservative candidate in each, the raters' current call, the newest polling and the money reported.

Open the board →

How this record is made

Every claim on every profile began as a primary document — a roll call, a filing, a canvass, a court record, an official page — and the document is linked beside the claim.

Where a claim could not be verified it is labelled as the campaign's own and left there. Where a rating body's published figure differs from the campaign's, the published figure is printed.

Each profile is published in English and Spanish with identical structure, and each carries machine-readable identifiers so that a search engine attaches it to the right person.