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Kelly says he won't decide on a presidential run until after the 2026 election (opens the original)
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Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly says he still hasn’t decided whether or not to run for president in 2028, but reiterated that he’s giving it serious consideration. “I’m not gonna decide until after this election, because I do really believe we need to be focused on this,” Kelly said last week under questioning at the Atlantic Festival in New York City. “But I’m thinking about it. Gabby gets a big say in this. So do my kids.” Kelly said part of his consideration is whether his style of politics will appe
Kelly spends Labor Day in N.H., a key state in the Democratic presidential nominating process (opens the original)
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Arizona’s Mark Kelly spent Labor Day in New Hampshire, further fueling speculation that the Democratic senator could run for president in 2028. Kelly’s campaign stops came at a key time for New Hampshire voters, who will cast ballots in the state’s primary election Tuesday. At an event in Manchester, New Hampshire, Kelly attacked the Trump administration for overseeing an economy he says works well for rich elites, but not working-class Americans. “It’s not that hard work stopped mattering. It’s
All 8 measures on Arizona ballot this year are from Legislature (opens the original)
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This fall, the state’s voters will have a say on eight ballot measures — all of them proposals referred to the ballot by legislative Republicans.
Voter exhaustion could haunt Democrats and Republicans in the midterms (opens the original)
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Despite President Donald Trump’s near record-low approval rating, Democrats only boast a slim advantage over Republicans heading into the midterm elections. A recent Washington Post poll gives Democrats a 3 point lead, far less than the 10 point margin they boasted during the 2018 midterms during Trump’s first term in office. Political consultant Chuck Coughlin with Arizona-based HighGround chalks that up to voters’ exhaustion with candidates running against something — for Democrats, against Tr
Could Trump-backed candidates fall flat in Arizona's midterms? (opens the original)
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Trump-backed candidates, many who’ve spent the past six years sowing doubts about the integrity of Arizona’s elections, won key statewide and congressional races in the state on Tuesday. Former Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer — himself a Republican — told MSNOW that could doom the party’s chances in November, when candidates must appeal to Arizona’s bloc of independent voters, not just MAGA die-hards in a primary. “This is a party base that is still in the raptures, the throes, of electi
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