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12. A Gallego-Sinema-Lake match-up in 2024?

Mon Jan 23, 2023, 10:42 AM

Jan 2023

Or, perhaps Sinema doesn't run as Indie in the 2024 GE and it's down to Gallego-Lake?

I like Gallego's chances in the latter. He gets the support of the left and the lion's share of moderate/independent voters.

In the former 3-way race scenario, with the right solidifying for Lake, would independent voters tend to split the vote between Gallego and Sinema, providing Lake with an advantage? I see that being a closer split than a 2-way race.

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Arizona Democrat Ruben Gallego announces Senate bid in challenge to Kyrsten Sinema [View all] brooklynite Jan 2023 OP

Good. We need to be rid of her ASAP. BlueTsunami2018 Jan 2023 #1

Too bad there's no way to "recall" her (or is there one?) Justice matters. Jan 2023 #36

i hope he gets 405838597 more votes than the (Not REALLY a Dem) Middle Age Barbie Trueblue1968 Jan 2023 #39

Bravo! moreland01 Jan 2023 #2

Does AZ have a runoff if nobody gets 50%? oldsoftie Jan 2023 #3

They definitely do not have run off elections. Winner takes all. jimfields33 Jan 2023 #5

Well, I dont know why she'd change affiliations if she WASNT going to. oldsoftie Jan 2023 #31

It gives her the best position to grift quakerboy Jan 2023 #40

I'm sure Sinema doesn't care. As many have noted here and in the media, she's slated herself... machoneman Jan 2023 #4

Yes, good points, but what good will Sinema be to the Repubes if she isn't a "Democratic" LaMouffette Jan 2023 #10

Independent vs Democrat nwliberalkiwi Jan 2023 #6

In the General Election but not in a Primary. SharonClark Jan 2023 #8

Great news! FoxNewsSucks Jan 2023 #7

Very good ad. niyad Jan 2023 #9

Donate here NBachers Jan 2023 #11

A Gallego-Sinema-Lake match-up in 2024? Zambero Jan 2023 #12

He can win the Dem primary, but he wouldn't face her until the general election FakeNoose Jan 2023 #13

Why do you assume she won't run in the Democratic Primary? brooklynite Jan 2023 #14

Because she changed parties so she would not have to run bottomofthehill Jan 2023 #15

No, she changed Parties and said nothing about how she would run for re-election. brooklynite Jan 2023 #23

St Bernie of Burlington can do that in a very small state with few voters. bottomofthehill Jan 2023 #25

Happen to know how many she needs as an Independent? News Junkie Jan 2023 #28

She doesn't have a chance the Democratic Party primary grantcart Jan 2023 #30

She won't draw more R votes that D votes Polybius Jan 2023 #33

Arizona is very liberal socially no cares about that grantcart Jan 2023 #38

Only when he ran for President Polybius Jan 2023 #32

If she runs in the primary and loses, she can't run as an independent in the general Fiendish Thingy Jan 2023 #22

she would be wasting her time and money igorman Jan 2023 #27

Why would she? It would be throwing away her last chance to benefit from her position. quakerboy Jan 2023 #41

I posted this on another thread in this but this is my fear. bottomofthehill Jan 2023 #16

I would not be too surprised if Sinema grabs a fair number of Republican votes Tom Rinaldo Jan 2023 #17

It all depends on the R candidate. former9thward Jan 2023 #20

You are right, Ducey did get to 55 percent bottomofthehill Jan 2023 #24

"The Republican High Water Mark is about 46.5 percent" Polybius Jan 2023 #34

I hope he makes it, we need more legislators like this. Great background & ad. appalachiablue Jan 2023 #18

The effects of population growth is bringing a political shift to Arizona. lees1975 Jan 2023 #19

Donating today! Nt Fiendish Thingy Jan 2023 #21

like it republianmushroom Jan 2023 #26

Yes, please. Ruben Gallegos is a solid Democrat Warpy Jan 2023 #29

Just donated to Rueben aax Jan 2023 #35

Donating soon! nt Roisin Ni Fiachra Jan 2023 #37