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Hobbs Maintains 17,200 Lead Over Lake in Arizona Gubernatorial Race

Nov 17, 2022
2 min read

As the votes are tallied in the Arizona gubernatorial race, Democrat Katie Hobbs maintains a lead of 17,200 over Republican Kari Lake.


The latest updates saw Hobbs gain 5,021 votes and Lake gain 5,070 votes.


The Latest Updates in the Arizona Gubernatorial Race

The latest updates in the Arizona gubernatorial race saw Democrat Katie Hobbs gain 5,021 votes and Republican Kari Lake gain 5,070 votes. This means that Hobbs' lead over Lake remains about the same, at 17,200.


Both candidates have been eagerly awaiting updates from counties across the state, as every vote is crucial in such a close race. With the finish line in sight, it's anyone's guess as to who will come out on top in this highly contested election.


What This Means for the Race Going Forward

So what does this mean for the race going forward?


Well, it's still too early to say for sure. But with Hobbs maintaining her lead, it looks like she's in a good position to win.


Of course, anything can happen between now and when the votes are finally tallied. But it looks like Hobbs is on her way to becoming the next governor of Arizona.


The Potential Implications of This Race

So what does this all mean? Well, if Hobbs ends up winning, she'll be the first Democrat elected to statewide office in Arizona in over a decade. And that could have big implications for the state going forward.


For one, it could mean that Arizona starts to trend blue. After all, Hobbs isn't the only Democrat who's been doing well in Arizona recently. In the 2018 Senate election, Kyrsten Sinema became the first Democrat elected to the Senate from Arizona in 30 years.



Conclusion

It looks like Katie Hobbs is going to be the next governor of Arizona! As of the latest updates, she is maintaining a lead of 17,200 votes over her opponent, Kari Lake.


It's been a close race but it looks like Hobbs's hard work has paid off.

Congratulations to her and all of her supporters!

 
 
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