David Schweikert, candidate for Arizona governor

Monday, October 06, 2025 | 29:38

Arizona U.S. Congressman David Schweikert sits down with Jim Sharpe to explain his decision to leave Washington D.C. and run for governor in Arizona

The AZ Political Podcast

Thursday, August 13

Warren Petersen, State Senate President and GOP candidate for AZ Attorney General

Republican Warren Petersen believes the Attorney General’s Office (which he hopes to be elected to on Nov. 3) “should be focused on public safety rather…
21m

Sine Kerr, candidate for Lieutenant Governor and running mate to Andy Biggs

Former state senator Sine Kerr, Republican Andy Biggs’ pick for lieutenant governor on Arizona’s gubernatorial ballot this fall, says, instead of criticizing her on water issues, Democratic…
21m
Sine Kerr, candidate for Lieutenant Governor and running mate to Andy Biggs

Former state senator Sine Kerr, Republican Andy Biggs’ pick for lieutenant governor on Arizona’s gubernatorial ballot this fall, says, instead of criticizing her on water issues, Democratic…
21m

Dr. Terry Ruiz, democratic candidate for state superintendent of public instruction

As someone who started her career as a 7th grade math teacher, Dr. Terry Ruiz is hoping the numbers work in her favor in this…
29m

Chuck Coughlin, president and CEO of High Ground Consulting

Even though the color of Arizona’s statewide offices were 100-percent ruby-red Republican at the completion of 2010’s election cycle, could 2016 see a complete color…
27m

Stan Barnes, Copper State Consulting, & Stacey Pearson, co founder of Lumen Strategies

Could something that was once unthinkable: Republican Rep. Andy Bigg’s 5th Congressional District flipping to Democratic control, become a reality? And could it come true…
26m

Andy Biggs, US representative and candidate for AZ Governor

Jim Sharpe sits down with Congressman Andy Biggs with less than two weeks to go until the primary election for Arizona governor. Biggs discusses his…
18m

Carine Werner, Arizona State Senator

Seeing Democrats and Republicans work together “really well” — even “collaboratively" — in an election year, is not only encouraging, but it can also give you…
23m