In the lead-up to the Arizona gubernatorial election, Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs is reportedly set to select Republican John Giles as her running mate, marking a strategic move in her campaign. Meanwhile, Republican candidate Andy Biggs has chosen former state senator Sine Kerr as his lieutenant governor nominee, aiming to appeal to voters in rural areas. Both candidates are pursuing support from centrist voters reminiscent of John McCain, as they gear up for a highly competitive election. This election will also mark the first instance where a lieutenant governor will be on Arizona ballots, adding a new dimension to the political landscape.