ROUNDUP: Katie Hobbs Meets With Kingman Small Business Owners and Rallies Supporters in Bullhead City

August 13, 2026 - 11:57

KINGMAN - Governor Katie Hobbs made a stop in Kingman last week, visiting the local business Mudd on 66 to get a firsthand look at their operations. The governor met with the owners to discuss how increasing costs, which she attributed to federal policies coming out of Washington, D.C., are impacting their daily business and long-term growth. The conversation focused on the real-world effects of inflation and supply chain issues on a small, independent shop trying to stay afloat.

After the tour and discussion in Kingman, Hobbs traveled to Bullhead City. There, she met with local leaders, organizers, and volunteers to kick off a new campaign office. The event was part of a broader effort to rally supporters ahead of the upcoming election. Hobbs used the opportunity to thank the volunteers for their dedication and to outline her vision for the state, emphasizing her commitment to supporting local economies and working families. The opening of the office signals a push to build grassroots momentum in the region as the campaign season heats up.