Sinema's lead over McSally grows to 28K in fight for Arizona Senate seat
Rep. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., further expanded her lead Saturday over Republican opponent Rep. Martha McSally for a seat in the U.S. Senate. Sinema had established her lead heading into Friday night, with a 9,517-vote advantage over McSally, which expanded to 20,803 votes after roughly 127,000 votes were counted out of Maricopa County – the state’s most populous county – that same day. On Saturday evening, Sinema's advantage grew to more than 28,000 votes ahead of McSally, with 49.5 percent of the vote for Sinema and 48.2 percent for McSally, CNN reports.
This recent tally covers 88 percent of the total vote, and individual counties in the state are expected to continue updating their vote counts periodically until the votes are certified. Sinema and McSally are vying to take the seat being vacated by retiring Republican incumbent Sen. Jeff Flake. The winner will become the first woman to represent Arizona in the Senate.
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