Katie Hobbs door-knocker steals package, leaves campaign flyer at Arizona home
The digital version of the “voter guide” from the door flyer tells voters to “re-elect Katie Hobbs.”
The digital version of the “voter guide” from the door flyer tells voters to “re-elect Katie Hobbs.”

A Democrat door knocker in Arizona was recently seen snatching a package off the steps of someone's porch after putting a flyer in their door. The flyer was a "voter guide" from an organization that has endorsed incumbent Democrat Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs.
Video showed an unidentified woman approach a door with a "voter guide" flyer that said it was "paid for by Victory PAC (www.luchaaz.org/lucha-blue)." The digital version of the "voter guide" from the organization tells voters to "re-elect Katie Hobbs."
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The website the flyer takes you to displays endorsements of Hobbs as well as Democrat Kris Mayes for Attorney General. The website says about Hobbs: "Governor Katie Hobbs is delivering for Arizona families. Fighting to lower everyday costs, protecting our freedoms, keeping communities safe, safeguarding our water, and holding powerful interests accountable. She puts Arizona first and is focused on getting results that make a real difference in people’s lives."

After shoving the flyer in the door, the door-knocker was seen on a Vivint video camera looking down at a package on the home's doorstep, picking it up, and then going back to the street with the parcel.
Arizona resident and Turning Point Action COO Tyler Bowyer responded to the video on X, "We need some answers why this Katie Hobbs campaign volunteer stole from a home owner If this was turning point it would be front page on @azcentral."
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View on XThe Republican Party of Arizona posted the video and said, "This is who supports Governor Katie Hobbs. If they catch this thief, would investigators do what AZ AG Kris Mayes did and give her a pass if she refuses to sit for an interview with them? Inquiring minds want to know."
Hobbs is up for re-election and is running against GOP challenger Andy Biggs in the gubernatorial race.
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