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I'm hoping that without any infrastructure support Sinems craters early and drops out. If she stays in off the graces of some angel investor (which I could see a right leaning out of state billionaire doing), then I have to imagine she draws 3-5% from Gallego and the Republican snags this one.
Ruben Gallego rocks. He is well-liked and really cares about the people of Arizona. I'm stoked for his campaign and believe he can win >

I wish they had ranked choice voting in AZ.  Then we wouldn’t need to worry about a 3-way vote split. >

I'm sure Kari Lake is salivating at the idea of Kyrsten siphoning off some of the D vote via name recognition.  I know Kyrsten is unpopular, but still... >

ha ha, of course Kari Lake doesn't realize that she is so crazy and Sinema is so unpopular among Dems that Sinema is more likely to siphon off republican voters who aren't batshit crazy enough to vote for Lake >

I hope you're right! >

I could totally see the repubs that aren’t election deniers and find Lake revolting end up voting for Sinema as an independent. Fingers crossed. >

To better his chances to win Arizona’s 2024 Senate race, Ruben Gallego has assembled an Avengers-style campaign team, led by several high profile veterans of John Fetterman’s winning campaign in Pennsylvania. >


Sinema and her allies have attempted to depict her decision to be an independent as some kind of shrewd reflection of contemporary mores. Voters are, after all, said to be abandoning political parties in droves. Yet most independents are self-styled but still largely vote with one of the two parties, even if they don’t formally belong to one. And Sinema’s own set of political proclivities—though largely inscrutable, she consistently supports lowering taxes for corporations and policies that favor business interests—could hardly be described as either populist or widely popular. Sinema may be selling herself as a maverick, but unlike John McCain, who was best known for that descriptor, she has little political constituency within the state. A poll released late last night found her only receiving 13 percent of the vote in a hypothetical three-way race.

If Kyrsten Sinema really cares about the good of the country more than her own personal ambitions, she'd announce that she'd drop out of thos race and endorse Gallego as soon as possible.
I guess what I'm saying is news station graphics teams better get their three-way results templates ready now. >

Did not Lake announced that she was not running? I heard she endorsed Mark Lamb. >

Guess Gallego got that one. >

Kari Lake is already claiming to both won the 2024 race and to be a victim of a conspiracy to have that victory stolen from her. >

Kari Lake’s filter just got a layer blurrier. >

If Kari Lake is the "real governor" as she lies, then why would she be running for Senate? It's almost like she's not the governor in any sense. >

A liar , a loser and Rueben Gallegos >

Two Republicans vs. Rueben Gallegos >

Two Liars , one candidate