Andy Biggs’ Record on Sex Trafficking Laws Faces New Scrutiny
August 27, 2026
Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs, now the GOP candidate for governor, faced criticism for opposing a 2018 bill targeting online sex trafficking.
Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs, now the GOP candidate for governor, faced criticism for opposing a 2018 bill targeting online sex trafficking.
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