Arizona Primary To Test Power of Trump Surrogates, Endorsements as Presidential Race Gathers Momentum

For Republicans, the race will be their opportunity to win their first Senate seat since Senator McCain was elected for his final term in 2016.

AP/Ross D. Franklin
Kari Lake at Queen Creek, Arizona, October 5, 2022. AP/Ross D. Franklin

On Tuesday, Arizona will hold its congressional primaries, locking in the candidates for the state’s much-anticipated Senate race in November but also pitching two President Trump-endorsed Republicans against each other in a congressional primary.

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