A breakdown of the Arizona governor's race

Gov. Doug Ducey's time in Arizona's highest office is coming to a
close in little over a year, which means that the race to replace
him is starting to accelerate. The primary election is on August 2,
and eight candidates are looking to take his seat. Former Fox10
television news anchor Kari Lake is running for the Republican
Party and was awarded the highly sought-after endorsement by former
President Donald Trump at the end of September. Of her four
competitors for the GOP spot, other candidates like Matt Salmon are
looking for another shot at office. On the Democratic side,
Secretary of State Katie Hobbs is the party frontrunner. But Marco
Lopez has experience in former President Barack Obama’s
administration that could make him attractive to some voters. And
Aaron Lieberman just announced he was retiring from the state House
to focus on his gubernatorial bid. In this week's episode of The
Gaggle, an Arizona politics podcast, hosts Yvonne Wingett Sanchez
and Ron Hansen talk with Arizona Republic reporter Stacey
Barchenger about the upcoming governor's race, including who is
running and where they stand on key issues.  Learn more about
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