Rep. Andy Biggs speaks in Chandler as election results roll in

...who is losing right now the race for governor. Let's listen in. Ryan, can you get our message out? That Republican Party platform, which is based on individual freedoms, the cohesion of families, and its role as the backbone of our constitutional republic. And as we sit here and celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding of this great country, we are grateful for everything that you have done. And the sacrifices you've made, some of treasure, some of time, talent. Thank you for all you've done to support us in this incredible quest to turn this state back red and in a Republican bastion. Thank you very much. We have been tracking the numbers that have been coming in, and they're not real good for us right now. They're pretty far behind. But I will tell you this, as a guy who actually won a race once by nine votes, I can tell you I have patience and can wait, but in reality, we'll see this close all the rest of the night as numbers come in. We'll get close. We'll get closer and closer. The reality is we've got a tough hill to climb. We just didn't get our turnout quite as full as we wanted to. We'll see how it goes when the numbers get in. We don't know what all those numbers are right now, but we want you to know we would never lie to you. We would never tell you something that's not true. We have a tough hill to climb in order to win this battle, but we could not have been prouder to serve with people like you. We couldn't have done anything like this without you. So it's my pleasure to have run. I've been running with the great Sina Kerr, one of a kind. She is just an incredible person. Her family is super, and it's been great to serve with her as we've gone from place to place and crisscrossed this state. And I want to tell you also, as this may be the only time I get to speak to you tonight, How grateful I am for my family, they're- All right, so that is Andy Biggs and former congressman and he's losing significantly right now to incumbent Governor Katie Hobbs. And he is being very honest with the crowd right there saying it doesn't look good. And we might close the gap a little bit, but right now it is a very long way to go to try to make that up.