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  Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly and Republican Blake Masters clashed at the first debate in a Senate race that will help determine control of the. In the race for one of the most competitive Senate seats in the country, Arizona Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly sought to paint his GOP opponent. Democratic Senator Mark Kelly, Republican Senate nominee Blake Masters, and Libertarian candidate for Senate Marc Victor participated in a.  

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  TV See arizona senate debate Hill. Instead, some arizzona allies have expressed frustration with Moscow as the war drags on. Kelly is coming in from scituate rhode island position of strength, with a small lead in arizona senate debate and a commanding advantage in fundraising that has allowed him and allied groups to bombard voters with ads portraying Masters as an extremist. Hansen at ronald. The three candidates, Democratic Sen. The Kelly and Masters debate on Oct.    

 

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Masters, a year-old venture capitalist from Tucson in his first run for public office, has gone after the junior senator on southern border security and high inflation, while Kelly is expected to raise Democrats' concerns that Masters would support a federal abortion ban and spread baseless doubts about American election s since he has alleged, without evidence, that the presidential race was corrupt.

With former President Donald Trump's endorsement, Masters beat out five other Republican candidates in the August primary, but after swinging far-right to stand out in the bunch, he's faced criticism for an apparent post-primary pivot to being the "commonsense" candidate.

His campaign website was scrubbed in August to soften his views on abortion and the election and removed language about how Democrats "want to import a new electorate," which appeared to echo the right-wing "replacement theory" that white people are being strategically diminished.

Masters has denied any pivot in his message and likened the website scrub to a run-of-the-mill update. Kelly, a former astronaut and Navy combat pilot who often flies himself in a two-seater plane to events across the state, is running on bipartisan wins in the Senate, such as a bipartisan infrastructure package, the CHIPS and Science Act investing in domestic manufacturing and measures in the Inflation Reduction Act to fund drought and Colorado River relief measures and lower prescription drug costs for Arizona's seniors.

While Kelly won his race by earning more votes in the battleground than now-President Joe Biden, it's unclear if Arizona will maintain its purple hue given that southern border encounters are at an all-time high and inflation is the steepest in the country in the Phoenix-metro area, home to most of the state's voters. Abortion access has also taken on new significance in the swing state after a judge lifted an injunction on a territorial-era, near-total ban on the procedure, with prison time for doctors, which the Republican attorney general revived in the wake of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v.

Kelly has said he supports codifying the right to an abortion with "some limits" late in pregnancy, while Masters supports the procedure only to save a mother's life. Lindsey Graham's proposal for a federal ban on most abortions after 15 weeks but also said a federal "personhood law" banning all third-trimester abortions could garner more support.

Still, Kelly has consistently polled ahead of Masters since the summer, according to FiveThirtyEight. Two years ago, Kelly flipped his Senate seat for Democrats in a special election triggered by the death of the late Sen. John McCain. Kelly defeated Sen. Support Provided By: Learn more. Politics Oct Saturday, Oct 8. The Latest. World Agents for Change. Health Long-Term Care. For Teachers Newshour Classroom. NewsHour Shop. About Feedback Funders Support Jobs.

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