2024 U.S. Senate Races

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Sinema Won’t Run For Reelection in Arizona​


Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-Ariz.) is opting against running for reelection, providing Democrats a sigh of relief and avoiding what would have been a messy three-way race with an independent incumbent, a Democrat and a Republican.

The move by Sinema, who changed her party affiliation from Democrat to independent in 2022, means the Arizona Senate race has largely been solidified as a matchup between Democrat Ruben Gallego and Republican Kari Lake.

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Sinema won’t run for reelection in Arizona

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-Ariz.) is opting against running for reelection, avoiding a messy three-way race that would have put Democrats in a difficult position. Sinema made the announcement…
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Franklin Pierce said:

Sinema Won’t Run For Reelection in Arizona​


Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-Ariz.) is opting against running for reelection, providing Democrats a sigh of relief and avoiding what would have been a messy three-way race with an independent incumbent, a Democrat and a Republican.

The move by Sinema, who changed her party affiliation from Democrat to independent in 2022, means the Arizona Senate race has largely been solidified as a matchup between Democrat Ruben Gallego and Republican Kari Lake.

thehill.com

Sinema won’t run for reelection in Arizona

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-Ariz.) is opting against running for reelection, avoiding a messy three-way race that would have put Democrats in a difficult position. Sinema made the announcement…
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Note to Arizona. Vote for the Democrat, and wonder why you have a porous border.
 
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You know what I find super impressive?! The fact that @AdamSchiff was able to raise over $31 million for his Senate campaign in just 13 months despite the fact that 65% of his donors report being unemployed.

This, after he just finished raising $23.6 million for his 2022 House race where, again, 64% of his donors reported being unemployed.

Serious question? Why does an 11 term Congressman in a D+23 district need to raise $23.6 million from mostly unemployed Americans… and then spend over $17 million to win reelection in a race where all the other candidates combined raised less than $200,000?

You’ll notice it says $18.2 million in disbursements but that number includes $175 k in refunds & another million in donations to other campaigns. Yes, that’s right, Schiff gave less than 5% of what he raised away to help other candidates.

With this kind of ludicrously wasteful campaign spending on himself, you’d be forgiven for mistaking him for a Republican!

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Not according to his filings. His 2022 filings say his principle campaign only took in $504k in PAC $ and just 11% of his total raised came from donations >$2,000.

No, it appears our man Adam is a true man of the people… King of the “small dollar donor,” you could say! 😏

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So... there seems to be a grass roots movement on Rand Paul replacing the turtle as Senate Leader. However, he's not a RINO and rocks the boat.

Do you think he could garner enough support in the Senate even with all the old Boomers holding on for dear life to their power to gain the leadership position? Or do they put in the person who's "turn" it is and ignore the will of the people?
 
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Grand Vol said:
So... there seems to be a grass roots movement on Rand Paul replacing the turtle as Senate Leader. However, he's not a RINO and rocks the boat.

Do you think he could garner enough support in the Senate even with all the old Boomers holding on for dear life to their power to gain the leadership position? Or do they put in the person who's "turn" it is and ignore the will of the people?
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I would as soon as have that as the Presidency. Huge long term value.
 
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Grand Vol said:
So... there seems to be a grass roots movement on Rand Paul replacing the turtle as Senate Leader. However, he's not a RINO and rocks the boat.

Do you think he could garner enough support in the Senate even with all the old Boomers holding on for dear life to their power to gain the leadership position? Or do they put in the person who's "turn" it is and ignore the will of the people?
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He would be fantastic. So no way in hell it happens.
 
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