🗳️🇺🇸 The economy is booming. So why are voters still uneasy?
“You used to be able to sell anything if it created jobs... We aren't in that spot anymore because we've been very economically successful — but the electorate doesn't feel that success.”
Pollster @prbentz says a disconnect between affordability and voter sentiment is reshaping politics, and that Trump’s endorsement remains the “gold standard” in GOP primaries.
🔌Bentz joins @dennis_welch on @azfamily Politics Unplugged to break down Trump’s grip on the Republican Party and what it means for 2026. 🔗https://t.co/lo5Ssu3E1Y
Coughlin breaks down the political shakeups in Tempe and across the country — from incumbents getting ousted to a Democratic Socialist winning a seat on Tempe Council. Plus, a deep dive into the investigation surrounding former sheriff Mark Lamb, and what it could mean for Trump’s endorsement. 👀
🔗Full @azfamily interview: https://t.co/oV0efdY61J
Coughlin describes Trump's latest purges as a "purification exercise" that could alienate the smaller but significant minority of Republican voters who backed Cornyn, Massie and Cassidy. Read more @EconomicTimes 👇
“Hobbs is now riding this wave of discontent that the public is feeling over our president.”
Political analyst Chuck Coughlin says Gov. Katie Hobbs has an advantage because she doesn’t have to spend until July, with no primary opposition.
“It’s really her race to lose, now.”
🎥 Watch the clip for more of his analysis on Hobbs’ chances — and what he thinks about the Republicans competing in the gubernatorial primary: https://t.co/BE5EeFq8pw
“It’s no longer the Republican Party that you and I grew up with — it’s Donald Trump’s Republican Party.”
Coughlin joins host @JimSharpe to discuss why Arizona’s political future may be shifting more blue and what 2026 could mean for the state’s political landscape.
🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/F0OwxGHUfU
"It's a disaster."
President & CEO of HighGround Inc. Chuck Coughlin told the Faceoff panel that he does not think the plan for the Iran war has been very well executed by the Trump administration.
⛽️“The price of everything has gone up, Trump promised just the opposite,” Coughlin tells @politico. “He’s gonna pay a price at the polls.” 🔗https://t.co/ph7hSlUApy
SRP entered into an agreement with NextEra Energy Resources to develop 3,000 megawatts of new solar generation by 2034.
These projects will deliver low-cost energy to SRP customers and create long-term community benefits across Arizona.
🎱 @prbentz says Schweikert is “behind the eight ball” and his spending hasn’t closed the gap with Andy Biggs, who holds a strong polling lead. More on where he sees trouble ahead 👇 @azcentral
https://t.co/QknzmT0LZn
As these issues loom over the election, @prbentz, among others, sees no chance of a Republican sweep at the top of the ticket, given the political headwinds related to Trump’s unpopularity.
“There’s a shot, but the shot seems to be dwindling every day that gas prices stay at $5 in the state,” he told @cronkitenews. https://t.co/R792LQELOM
War in Iran. Gas prices. Everyday costs. Affordability is the issue, and solutions are still lacking, @prbentz told @azfamily ahead of Trump’s Arizona visit last Friday. https://t.co/odN5QZoRhC
🎙️“You either run scared or you run unopposed," @prbentz says both sides should be paying attention.
📊Survey after survey shows voters are feeling stretched thin—groceries, gas, the basics. Bentz says those factors matter. Campaigns can't just run against Trump; they’ve got to clearly say what they’re for.
@kjzzphoenix 🔗https://t.co/yYWjQ4IvS2
“He’s aware that a significant portion of the country outside his MAGA base, and even some within the MAGA base, are vehemently opposed to what he’s done,” Chuck Coughlin tells @Reuters. “And I think the price is going to come due.”
https://t.co/TiIZsvSG2L
“Parts of the SRP campaign were super good, affordability, reliability, cost of power, Coughlin said. “But it didn’t matter, because Turning Point became the issue, and that turned out gobs of people who have never voted in an SRP election ever.”
https://t.co/Ak1GzhIHW9
Chuck Coughlin, a veteran Republican-turned-independent political consultant, said a higher share of Arizona’s Republican voters will stick with their party’s nominee, no matter who it is. @nytimes https://t.co/m38v2UdnQi
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“There will be a point in time where she’s going to have to move on and either choose to be a voice in that MAGA universe, and fulfill that role, or just call it a day and go do something else,” Coughlin said of Lake. @cronkitenews
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