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Arizona Senate race breaks record, pulling in whopping $133.7 million

By Cronkite News, Catherine Fusillo

Sen. Martha McSally, R-Arizona, and Democratic challenger, Mark Kelly, had raised more than $133.7 million for the race as of Sept. 30, according to their latest campaign filings, making it the costliest race in state history.

U.S. Senate: Mark Kelly committed to bipartisanship, investing in Arizona’s future

By Emily Carman/Special for Cronkite News

Mark Kelly, who’s seeking public office for the first time, hopes to address COVID-19, race relations and the economy, among other issues, if elected over Republican incumbent Martha McSally in the 2020 election.

McSally, Kelly clash over issues ranging from COVID-19 to border security in Senate debate

By Ray Alonzo, Cronkite News

Sen. Martha McSally, R-Arizona, officially entered the race to hold on to her seat this fall. She raised $12.6 million last year for the race, but likely Democratic challenger Mark Kelly had raised $20.2 million in the same period.
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