Republican woman who didn’t ‘know if females should be in office’ is running for office
Woman who once said women ‘aren’t built for politics’ is entering politics
- Mylie Biggs, a 25-year-old Republican and daughter of Representative Andy Biggs, is campaigning for a seat in the Arizona Senate.
- Her candidacy has drawn criticism due to a resurfaced August 2024 podcast clip where she questioned whether women should hold public office and stated they should "run the home."
- Biggs, who has a political science degree, also joked in a December 2024 podcast about repealing the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote.
- Despite announcing her bid, Biggs has reportedly not filed a campaign finance report for the second quarter of 2025, which was due on 21 July, nor has she raised any funds.
- Her father, Representative Andy Biggs, a prominent supporter of Trump, is running for Arizona governor in 2026 and recently voted against releasing the Epstein files.