At an election night event in Arizona, Governor Katie Hobbs tells supporters "60 years. I want you to understand what that means to me." She recalls arriving in the legislature in 2011, when Senate Democrats joked their caucus "could share one pizza," and co-founding the Arizona Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee in 2014. "We've now gone from a one pizza caucus to a majority in both chambers."
The receipt
- Who
- Katie Hobbs
- Where
- rally - election night victory celebration, Arizona
- Original footage
- 12 News · watch the full video from this moment
- Length
- 40 seconds, unedited within the cut
Read the transcript
60 years. I want you to understand what that means to me. When I got to the legislature in 2011, there were so few Democrats in the Senate that we joked the caucus could share one pizza. So we got to work. In 2014, I co -founded the Arizona Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee because I believed we could build something special. 10 years later, as governor, I I made a commitment to fight for legislative races because they are too often overlooked. We've now gone from a one pizza caucus to a majority in both chambers. Woo!
Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.