Arizona’s Doug Ducey elected vice chairman of GOP governors group
Nov 21, 2019, 5:00 PM
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PHOENIX – Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has been elevated to a leadership post among his GOP peers.
The Republican Governors Association announced Thursday that Ducey was elected to be its vice chairman for 2020.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott was chosen as chairman of the group, which is dedicated to electing and supporting GOP governors.
“In states across the country, Republican governors are leading the way by fostering environments rich for job creation and putting forth bold, innovative policy solutions,” Ducey said in a press release.
Across the country, Republican governors are getting results and leading by example. Many thanks to @GregAbbott_TX and all my fellow Republican governors. Looking forward to working with them to expand on GOP gains in the year ahead! 🇺🇸@The_RGA https://t.co/wn8Zc3bXK9
— Doug Ducey (@dougducey) November 21, 2019
“As we approach this election cycle, the stakes are high for millions of Americans who will benefit from Republican leadership in their states. I am eager to work with Gov. Abbott and RGA leadership to ensure continued success.”
Republicans hold the governorship in 27 states.
Eleven states will hold gubernatorial elections in 2020. Of them, seven currently have GOP governors.
