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Republican

Sine Kerr

Candidate for Lieutenant Governor

Arizona

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Statement

Kerr has framed her candidacy around ensuring rural Arizona has a voice in a Biggs-Kerr administration, drawing on her decades in agriculture and the Legislature to focus on farm, water, and rural-community issues.

Biography

Sine Kerr is a Buckeye farmer who, with her husband, Bill, built a family dairy herd over four decades and now runs a cow-calf operation and grows forage crops. She represented Legislative Districts 13 and 25 in the Arizona Senate from 2018 to 2025, serving as Senate Majority Whip and chairing the Natural Resources, Energy and Water Committee, and was prime sponsor of the Arizona Women's Bill of Rights, which Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed. After leaving the Legislature she served as Arizona's state executive director for the USDA Farm Service Agency. On July 31, 2026, Andy Biggs named Kerr as his running mate for lieutenant governor. At the Oct. 5, 2026 Clean Elections lieutenant governor debate with No Labels candidate Angela Harrolle Mohan, which John Giles and Lisa Castillo skipped, Kerr criticized Hobbs' economic and water record, said Arizona has water sources beyond the Colorado River, and backed Biggs' proposed $19 billion federal Colorado River infrastructure bill. The Biggs-Kerr ticket is on the November 3, 2026 general-election ballot.

Past offices held

2018–2025Arizona State Senator, LD 13 & LD 25
2025–2026State Executive Director, USDA Farm Service Agency

Positions

Issue Stances

Water Policy

Supports

Kerr says Arizona has been a leader in water management and is not running out of water, pointing to groundwater, brackish water, and the Verde River system as sources beyond the Colorado River. She supports Andy Biggs' proposed $19 billion federal bill for Colorado River infrastructure and supply expansion, and says decisions on recycled-water projects should be left to local communities.

"Arizona has been a leader in water management, in water conservation, and that's why we are in the position that we are today"
Source: abc15.com

Education Funding

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Border Security & Immigration

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Housing Affordability

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Election Integrity

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Healthcare Access

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Public Safety & Criminal Justice

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Energy Policy

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Economic Development & Jobs

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Reproductive Rights

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Transportation & Infrastructure

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Government Spending & Taxation

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Legislature

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Ballot

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Coverage

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