The Associated Press has called the Arizona Senate race with 90% of the votes counted. Incumbent McSally has lost her Senate seat to Mark Kelly.
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Despite a last-minute campaigning push and last week's confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett, Martha McSally is still behind Mark Kelly going into Tuesday's election. https://t.co/Mj8mew9Z98
Sen. McSally voted Monday to confirm Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, achieving an essential victory for her campaign for the Arizona Senate race.
McSally also posted an instagram story bumping elbows with Amy Coney Barrett to show her strong support. Even with Mark Kelly taking a more moderate approach to this campaign, McSally keeps in line with the far right. Kelly continues to lead McSally 48% to 44% #HIST3220
Kelly leads McSally 52% to 42% following their debate last week. "Among crucial independent voters, most think McSally is too close to Trump. They are less likely to see Kelly as beholden to the left."
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Martha McSally looks to boost her campaign by also supporting the reelection campaign of Donald Trump. Today she gave a speech and sang the national anthem at a rally for the president hosted by Donald Trump Jr.
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Today McSally has announced two bipartisan bills she's worked on... do you think this has anything to do with Arizona leaning blue this election cycle? #HIST3220
Roughly 700 American women die each year from pregnancy-related complications. This is unacceptable. My bipartisan bill would improve the quality of care for moms during pregnancy and after childbirth.
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McSally's voice in the Supreme Court fight has changed the dynamic of her race against Mark Kelly and has brought an enthusiasm among her supporters.
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Despite her controversial statement last week regarding the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, McSally has tightened the gap in her race with Mark Kelly. Kelly is still favored by 4 points. The two will meet next Monday for their first official debate.
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This New York Times article reported that the state is leaning towards a democratic presidential vote this year for the second time in 68 years. It'll be interesting to see how this shift affects McSally's campaign strategy
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Today, Martha McSally tweeted in support of the Association Health Plan legislation that would protect those with pre-existing conditions according to President Trump. #HIST3220
McSally defended Cidy McCain's endorsement of Joe Biden. The Senator stated that while they "disagree on the best choice to move the country forward. [She wants] to be clear: Nobody should be attacking Cindy McCain for her right in exercising her right to make her voice heard."