PHOENIX (AP) -- The Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate from Arizona, Marc Victor, dropped out of the race Tuesday and urged his supporters to vote for
Republican candidate Blake Masters, who is running against incumbent Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly to represent Arizona in the Senate, received a major boost to his campaign after being endorsed by his Libertarian challenger.
Libertarian candidate Marc Victor has dropped out of the Arizona senate race on Tuesday and endorsed Republican opponent Blake Masters for his 'live and let live' policies.
The libertarian running for the U.S. Senate in Arizona pulled the plug on his bid and endorsed Blake Masters, giving the Republican a boost in his race to unseat Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly a week before Election Day.
The most recent polls are all over the map and either show Mark Kelly with a one-point lead or a six-point lead. The point is, the Democrats absolutely must
Victor's endorsement could help Masters further narrow the gap with Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly in a race that's expected to be one of the closest in the country.
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