Sine (SEEN-uh) Kerr is a former Arizona state senator, Buckeye farmer, and 2026 Gubernatorial Candidate Andy Biggs’s choice for lieutenant governor. As Arizona prepares to elect its first lieutenant governor, Sine’s nomination marks a historic moment. She brings decades of agricultural experience and a record of championing water, rural communities, and Arizona families to a role voters will fill for the first time.
Sine was appointed to the Arizona State Senate and sworn into office on January 8, 2018, following a vacancy of the senate seat. Her district includes western Maricopa County west to Yuma, and includes a very diverse constituency including a vast amount of rural and agricultural areas. She also serves on the Arizona Farm Bureau Federation’s Board of Directors and is serving her second elected term as the Arizona Farm Bureau Women’s Leadership Chair.
Sine’s family moved to Buckeye in 1964. She would later meet and marry her high school sweetheart, Bill. They have one son, and three daughters who are all now married and are blessed with eleven grandchildren.
In 1980, Sine and Bill started their dairy business with 15 cows. Thanks to hard work and dedication, today they have 1,100 milk cows and 800 replacement heifers. They also grow their forage crops for the cattle. Sine’s passion for agriculture extends beyond their farm and dairy as she serves on the Arizona Farm Bureau Federation’s Board of Directors and is serving her second elected term as the Arizona Farm Bureau Women’s Leadership Chair.
Sine also currently serves on the Buckeye Valley Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, and served as the founding Chairwoman on the Arizona Department of Agriculture’s Food and Agriculture Policy Advisory Council and now serves as a Council member working to address food insecurity issues in Arizona.
Her other passions include family and children’s issues, veterans and military issues (five consecutive generations in her family have served in the military), and education issues.
At the Arizona State Senate, Sine serves on the Natural Resources, Energy and Water Committee and on the Transportation and Technology Committee.
Congressman Andy Biggs represents Arizona’s Fifth Congressional District and previously served in both chambers of the Arizona Legislature, including as Arizona Senate President. He is now the 2026 Republican nominee for Governor of Arizona.
He currently serves on the House Oversight and Reform Committee and the House Judiciary Committee, where he is Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security.
From 2019 through 2021, Congressman Biggs has served as Chairman of the House Freedom Caucus. He is currently co-chair of the Border Security Caucus, Vice Chair of the Congressional Western Caucus, and a co-founder of the bipartisan War Powers Caucus.
Prior to his election to Congress, Andy served in the Arizona State House of Representatives for eight years, and in the Arizona State Senate for six years. In 2012, Andy was elected Senate President. Andy received his B.A. in Asian Studies from Brigham Young University, his J.D. from University of Arizona, and his M.A. in Political Science from Arizona State University.
An Arizona native, Andy and his wife, Cindy, have lived in Gilbert for 35 years. They have six children and are the grandparents of eight grandchildren.
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Our guests today are Congressman Andy Biggs and former Arizona State Senator Sine Kerr (pronounced SEE-nah).
Congressman Biggs currently represents Arizona’s Fifth Congressional District and previously served in both chambers of the Arizona Legislature, including as Arizona Senate President. He is now the Republican nominee for Governor of Arizona.
Joining him is Sine Kerr, his running mate and the Republican nominee for Arizona’s newly created office of Lieutenant Governor. Sine served in the Arizona Senate from 2018 through 2025, including as Senate Majority Whip, and most recently served as Arizona State Executive Director of the USDA Farm Service Agency. A fourth-generation dairy farmer with her husband Bill, she brings decades of experience in agriculture, rural Arizona, water policy, business, and public service.
1) Representative Biggs, let’s start with your choice of Sine. This is the first time in Arizona history that gubernatorial candidates have selected running mates, so you weren’t simply choosing someone to help win an election—you were helping define an entirely new office. What qualities were you looking for in Arizona’s first Lieutenant Governor, and what convinced you that Sine Kerr was the right person for that role?
2) Sine, let’s turn that around. You had already served seven years in the Arizona Senate, risen to Majority Whip, worked in agriculture for decades, and then moved into a federal role with USDA. Why did you say yes—and what do you believe you bring to this partnership that complements Andy’s experience and perspective?
3) Arizona voters created the Lieutenant Governor’s office, but many probably still don’t know exactly what that person will do beyond being next in the line of succession. If elected, how do the two of you envision dividing responsibilities, and what substantive role would Lieutenant Governor Kerr have in a Biggs administration?
4) Our GunFreedomRadio audience is particularly concerned about the Second Amendment and personal safety. Arizona has long had a strong tradition of firearm ownership and Constitutional Carry. What would your administration’s approach be to protecting Second Amendment rights while addressing public safety, violent crime, school security, and the safety of Arizona families?
5) Affordability seems to be what my friends and neighbors are most concerned with. If Arizonans gave you the keys to the Governor’s Office tomorrow, what is the top priority each of you would want to begin working on immediately?
6) Sine, you bring something particularly important to this ticket: decades of firsthand experience in agriculture and rural Arizona. Water, land use, housing, energy, and growth are all colliding as Arizona continues to develop. How do we protect Arizona’s agricultural heritage and water resources while still allowing our communities and economy to grow?
7) Finally, you’re asking voters to elect you not simply as two individual candidates, but as a Governor–Lieutenant Governor team. How do you connect with the wide, diverse, and uniquely Arizonan voters—who are Republicans, Independents, Democrats, and people who are simply frustrated with politics?
8) How do people follow the Biggs-Kerr campaign and learn more about your policy platform?
Originally Aired 10.5.26
Congressman Andy Biggs & AZ State Senator Sine Kerr
