The president has repeatedly teased running again, even though the Constitution forbids it.
The president has repeatedly teased running again, even though the Constitution forbids it.Open
John Giles served as the Mayor of Mesa.
Hobbs selected former Mesa Mayor John Giles to serve as her lieutenant governor, stating she wanted a running mate who put residents ahead of partisan politics. Giles served as Mesa's Republican mayor from 2014 to 2025.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs (D), facing a tough reelection fight, chooses former mayor John Giles, a lifelong Republican who recently became an independent.
The deadline has officially passed for embattled Republican Max Miller to drop off the ballot for reelection in Ohio's 7th Congressional District.
Husted, who ran unopposed in the state Republican primary, urged the House Ethics Committee to seriously evaluate the abuse allegations and encouraged Miller to resign for the sake of his young daughter.
The Ohio Republican congressman has faced calls to drop his reelection bid over domestic abuse allegations.
Republican Jay Giles, former Mayor of Mesa, Ariz., is expected to be announced soon as Hobbs' lieutenant governor nominee.
Edwards said he would complete his current term.
Former Rep. Jim Renacci told Axios in a phone interview Monday night that he may mount a comeback run for Congress if Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) drops his bid for reelection. Why it matters: As a former Republican nominee for U.S. Senate and congressman from the district, Renacci would likely be a serious contender to take Miller's place on the ballot. - "I still know a lot of people, I still have good name recognition," Renacci told Axios. - Miller, who is facing allegations of domestic abuse , has denied wrongdoing and maintained he plans to run for reelection despite pressure from fellow Republicans to end his campaign. Driving the news: President Trump told Miller in a phone call on Monday that "things aren't looking good" and that…
Former Rep. Jim Renacci told Axios in a phone interview Monday night that he may mount a comeback run for Congress if Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) drops his bid for reelection. Why it matters: As a former Republican nominee for U.S. Senate and congressman from the district, Renacci would likely be a serious contender to take Miller's place on the ballot. - "I still know a lot of people, I still have good name recognition," Renacci told Axios. - Miller, who is facing allegations of domestic abuse , has denied wrongdoing and maintained he plans to run for reelection despite pressure from fellow Republicans to end his campaign. Driving the news: President Trump told Miller in a phone call on Monday that "things aren't looking good" and that…Open