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Doug Ducey, Arizona’s Republican governor, easily won re-election, even as voters handily rejected a referendum he backed that would have increased funding for private school vouchers.
He won re-election with 84 percent of the vote in 2018 and didn’t even face a Republican challenger (his opponent was Libertarian). Hillary Clinton won the 28th District by 20 points in 2018.
former Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee political director Dan McNally to direct the campaign — underscores the operational and inner-party clout the New York senator has amassed since joining the Senate
Feenstra, the assistant majority leader in the state Senate, did not mention the nine-term incumbent by name in his statement announcing he was forming a congressional campaign committee, but slammed
Pat Roberts announced Friday that he would not run for re-election in 2020, launching what is expected to be a competitive Republican primary for his seat.Â