For the fourth time in four cycles, Arizona is gearing up for a competitive Senate race.
It’s a fitting run for a state that has emerged as a top political battleground after decades of Republican domination, and it’s set to continue apace in 2024 when headline-grabbing Sen. Kyrsten Sinema faces re-election.
But in 2022, it’s the state’s other senator, Mark Kelly, who will take center stage just two years after winning his seat the first time. That’s because Kelly was elected in a 2020 special election to serve out the remaining years of the late Sen. John McCain’s term.
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