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this is on point I'm Magna Chakrabardee. The U.S. Senate race in Arizona is projected to be one of the most watched races in the 2024 election and one of the most expensive. The estimated price tag by November, $300 million.

That's because control of the Senate and possibly even the fate of the White House could rest on the outcome of what happens in Arizona.

The race became even more heated when current senator Kristen Cinema announced that she would not

seek re-election back in March.

Cinema left the Democratic Party and is now an independent.

That leaves candidates Democratic Congressman Ruben Giego,

who is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination,

and former television news anchor

and former gubernatorial candidate, Republican Carrie Lake.

She has a GOP challenger in Pinell County Sheriff Mark Lamb.

The July, Arizona primary will decide who goes on to run against Gaego in November.

Now, even though she lost the 2022 governor's race,

Carrie Lake denied the election results.

She's currently facing a defamation lawsuit

for statements she made against America

County elections official.

Lake also never conceded the governor's

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