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Politics of the Race

Arizona voted for trump

Polls

Fox news poll

Result-tie

Sample-643LV

Margin of Error-3.5

CNN Poll

Result-Sinema+4

Sample-702LV

Margin of error-4.4

NBC News

Result-Sinema+6

Sample-506LV

Margin of error-5.4

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Due to Arizona being a "red state" a majority of the residents lean towards the beliefs of Mcsally so she may win , but it is still possibly anyone's race!

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Gun control
Immigration
Abortion

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Kyrsten Sinema was born in Tucson, Arizona. Growing up, Kyrsten experienced many hardships and obstacles in her life. However, she remained to stay persistent and determined in order to make her way into Brigham Young University and Arizona State University. Kyrsten would eventually become part of the Arizona Legislature, later passing a law which would benefit veterans with in-state tuition at public universities. In addition, she has also made efforts on the issue of sex trafficking and her support for children’s health care and education.

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Martha McSally was born in 1966 in Rhode Island. She has obtained a Bachelor’s degree from the United States Air Force Academy and has also acquired a Master’s degree from Harvard University and studied public policy. She has also served in the military and become known as the first female A-10 Warthog Instructor Pilot in the 358th Fighter Squadron. In addition, she is known as the first female to fly in combat and command a fighter squadron. She has become a member of the House of Representatives since 2014 and a candidate for the 2018 Arizona Senate Election.

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https://mcsally.house.gov/issues

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/first-read/poll-sinema-leads-mcsally-arizona-senate-race-n925876

https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/arizona/2018/10/15/mcsally-vs-sinema-fact-checking-arizonas-u-s-senate-debate/1654466002/

https://azsos.gov/elections/voter-registration-historical-election-data

https://www.washingtonpost.com/election-results/arizona/?utm_term=.f7c1cc8a65e7

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2018/senate/az/arizona_senate_mcsally_vs_sinema-6328.html

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2018/senate/az/arizona_senate_mcsally_vs_sinema-6328.html

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Has won 2012 election for Arizona 9th Congressional District

First openly bisexual congress member

Democratic

Pro-Choice on abortion

Against death penalty

Supports decriminalization of possession of marijuana

Supports restrictions on gun purchases

Does not support reclassifying undocumented immigrants as criminals.

Fits her party platform

First time running
Endorsements:

Equality PAC

National Committee to Preserve

Arizona Education Association

LGBTQ Victory Fund

End Citizens United

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Republican

Strongly against same sex marriage

Supports the funding of the A-10 fleet

Securer border; national guard

fits her party platform

First Time running

Has been a member of congress for 2 years

Close friends with trump

former U.S Navy seal for 26 years

Interest Groups and Endorsements:

Trump Organization

National Rifle Association

National Border Patrol Council

RightNow Women PAC

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Arizona Senate hopeful Martha McSally hasn't locked up the GOP nomination just yet - but she's turning to the general election with a searing new TV ad hammering Democratic candidate Kyrsten Sinema for "protesting us in a pink tutu" rather than serving in the military after 9/11.

"While we were in harm's way in uniform, Kyrsten Sinema was protesting us in a pink tutu and denigrating our service," McSally says in the commercial, which includes footage of Sinema in a pink outfit.

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The ad, which is being released on Thursday, is designed to contrast the two candidates on national security. It highlights McSally's military record, and in it McSally notes that she "led air strikes against the Taliban and was the first woman to fly a fighter jet in combat."

"The world is a dangerous place," she concludes. "We need strong leaders who understand the threat and respect our troops. Kyrsten Sinema fails the test."

McSally and Sinema are both currently serving in the House of Representatives. When 9/11 occurred, Sinema was working as a social worker and waging an ultimately unsuccessful campaign for Phoenix city council.

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It is not the first time that Sinema's anti-war past has become an issue for her. In 2012, when Sinema was waging her first congressional bid, The Hill reported that after 9/11 Sinema participated in the Arizona Alliance for Peaceful Justice, a group that described military action as "an inappropriate response to terrorism."

At the time, Sinema told the outlet that she parted ways with the group before being elected to the Arizona state legislature in 2004.

The Sinema campaign called the ad an act of desperation, saying: "McSally is in political trouble because her agenda is deeply unpopular."

The new spot comes ahead of the Aug. 28 GOP primary, when McSally faces former state Sen. Kelli Ward and former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio. While the primary has been a bruising one, polls show McSally with a lead.

McSally's campaign is spending in the mid-six figures to air the commercial, according to a person familiar with the buy.

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"We need strong leaders who understand the threat and respect our troops. Kyrsten Sinema fails the test," McSally says in a new ad.

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Kyrsten Sinema for Congress Ad - "These Guys"

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consists of 13 rays of red and weld-yellow on the top half, the colors of the flag of Spain, representing the 13 original U.S. states. The red and yellow also symbolize Arizona's picturesque sunsets. The copper star represents the copper mining industry in Arizona.

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Voter demographic: 54.9% white

5% Black

5.3% American Indian

31.4% Hispanic

2.8% Mixed

.3% Asian

Voter Turnout-

Registered voters- 3,716,161

Ballots cast-2,661,497

Voter Turnout-74.17%

Voting laws-

Must have photo ID

Offers early voting and ballot by mail

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Age:55 years old Former senator of Arizona (republican)
"There are some Republicans who say that any time you raise new revenue, you have to have a tax cut to match it. I am not one of those Republicans."

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Age: 76 years old Current senator of Arizona as of 2018 (Republican)
"Real leadership means tackling tough problems ourselves and not leaving them to our children."

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Age:42 years old (Democrat)
"My number 1 priority is common sense, because we don't see a lot of that in the state capitol."

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Age:52 (Republican)
"Wherever women succeed, businesses will succeed."