Scott Neely
Coverage of Scott Neely in the Nexus archive.
- Clean Elections set to demand $4.7M repayment from candidates amid fraud allegations
The Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission is investigating allegations that three candidates—Risa Lobardo, Duwayne Collier, and Scott Neely—unlawfully qualified for $4.7 million in public funds through campaign finance violations. Commission Executive Director Tom Collins sent letters detailing suspicions of false contributions and suspicious donation patterns using voters' names. The Commission is expected to discuss if the candidates must repay millions of dollars.
- Trump-backed firebrand wins Arizona GOP governor primary, setting up high-stakes showdown
Rep. Andy Biggs, endorsed by Donald Trump, won the Arizona GOP gubernatorial primary with over 70% of the vote, defeating David Schweikert, Scott Neely, and Ken Miceli. He will face Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs in the general election. The primary was marked by contentious campaign tactics, including accusations against Biggs of associations with extremist groups.
- Democrats re-nominate Arizona governor, setting stage for high-stakes November battle
Katie Hobbs secured the Democratic nomination for Arizona governor unopposed and will face the Republican primary winner, which includes candidates like Andy Biggs and David Schweikert. Hobbs is using her campaign funds to target independent and Republican voters, highlighting her economic achievements and bipartisan efforts.
- GOP candidates pitch themselves the person to beat Arizona’s Democratic governor
Two Republican congressmen, Andy Biggs and David Schweikert, debated in Arizona, claiming they are the strongest candidates to challenge Governor Katie Hobbs in the 2024 election. Biggs, endorsed by Donald Trump, emphasized cross-party appeal and experience, while Schweikert highlighted his focus on government finances and business growth. Businessman Scott Neely warned that a Biggs primary victory would cost Republicans the election.