Democrat Mark Kelly and Republican Blake Masters, the frontrunners in the Arizona Senate race, participated in a debate in Phoenix Thursday, alongside Libertarian nominee Marc Victor.
Republican Senate candidate Blake Masters is trying to put Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly on defense, tying the incumbent to President Joe Biden and saying the party has done nothing to
Arizona Republican Senate nominee Blake Masters has ground to make up with voters heading into a debate between him and Democratic incumbent Sen. Mark Kelly.
Blake Masters (R-Ariz.) faced off against Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) Thursday night in a debate, during which Kelly attempted to portray himself as proactive on the border crisis....
Incumbent Mark Kelly sought to draw contrasts with his party and GOP opponent Blake Masters, who was grilled about his views on abortion and the legitimacy of the 2020 election.
Republican challenger Blake Masters sought to put incumbent Sen. Mark Kelly on the defensive over border policy and abortion in a Thursday evening debate.
On Thursday, Sen. Mark Kelly and his challenger, Blake Masters, faced off in the first and only debate this election cycle. Now a seasoned politician, Sen. Kelly seemed to struggle to defend against Masters’ attacks on the Biden administration’s rising gas prices and open border, two key issues for …
Arizona Senate candidates Blake Masters (R) and Sen. Mark Kelly (D) met Thursday night for their first and only debate that saw abortion, voting, and the economy take center stage.
For Masters, the debate is a chance to counter that narrative and go on the offensive against Kelly, whose popularity with independents helped him win 2 years ago.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Blake Masters came out swinging in a debate last night against incumbent Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly, but the hour-long debate ended without either candidate appearing to land a knockout blow against their opponent.
