Buckeye mayor, lawmaker endorse Karrin Taylor Robson for governor

Karrin Taylor Robson, Trump-endorsed conservative business executive running for governor of Arizona, has announced endorsements from Arizona House Majority Leader Michael Carbone (R-Buckeye) and Buckeye Mayor Eric Orsborn.

“Karrin Taylor Robson is the proven leader Arizona needs in the Governor’s Office," said Carbone. "As a business executive, she understands how to cut red tape, create good-paying jobs, and strengthen our economy without expanding government. Karrin will work closely with the Legislature to keep our border secure, support law enforcement and put Arizona families first. I’m proud to join President Trump in endorsing her campaign for Governor.”

“Katie Hobbs has failed Arizona," added Robson. "With President Trump’s endorsement and the support of leaders like Majority Leader Carbone, we will Make Arizona Strong Again. I’ve spent my career cutting through bureaucracy, building teams, and delivering real results. As Governor, I’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with the Legislature to lower costs for families, grow good-paying jobs, and fix our schools.”

Robson’s campaign continues to build an "America-first" coalition of endorsers that spans national, state and local leaders, as well as law enforcement and military supporters:

• National Endorsements: President Donald J. Trump, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Sen. Pete Ricketts, Speaker Newt Gingrich and Rob Schneider
• State Leaders: Sen. Tim Dunn, Sen. Janae Shamp, Rep. Walt Blackman, Rep. Selina Bliss, Rep. David Livingston, Rep. Teresa Martinez, Rep. Justin Wilmeth
• Local Officials: Mayor Stephanie Irwin (Pinetop-Lakeside), Mayor Doug Nicholls (Yuma), Mayor Eric Orsborn (Buckeye), Mayor Julia Wheatley (Queen Creek), Mayor Chip Wilson (Apache Junction)
• Law Enforcement & Military: Combined Law Enforcement Association of Arizona, Tucson Police Officers Association, Nogales Police Officers Association; Gen. Michael T. Moseley (USAF, Ret.), Gen. Robin Rand (USAF, Ret.), Lt. Gen. Richard Newton (USAF, Ret.), Lt. Gen. John Regni (USAF, Ret.), Maj. Gen. A. Bowen Ballard (USAF, Ret.), Lt. Col. Rusty Mitchell (USAF, Ret.)