October 30, 2026
When families keep paying more and getting less, and the people elected to serve them seem beyond their reach, frustration starts looking for a way onto the ballot. In Arizona, Teri Ann Hourihan and Angela Harrolle Mohan are taking that fight into the governor’s race, challenging the major parties with a campaign that refuses PAC and special-interest money. One built a healthcare business and found herself battling the agencies overseeing it; the other served as a federal Special Agent and helped secure protections for first responder families. Their paths converge in a state confronting water shortages, rising costs, and a reckoning over public money. John B. Wells explores what brought them into this fight and how they intend to govern when the power they’re challenging stands between their promises and the people waiting for results.