Meanwhile, Democrats and Republicans alike are awaiting Sinema’s official decision on reelection. A clip of a moderated primary debate, in which she asked her contenders to raise their hands to poll whether they believed they had a “corrupt, stolen election,” made the rounds on social media. Lake’s gubernatorial candidacy made headlines last cycle as the Trump-aligned former local news anchor centered much of her campaign on baseless claims about the 2020 election. Trump knocks DeSantis for disloyalty in Fox interview.Trump calls for death penalty for drug dealers Fox’s Baier notes it would apply to woman he championed.Progressive ousts ‘pro-life’ Democrat Joe Morrissey in Virginia state Senate race.

Williamson says 2024 team ‘moving forward’ after yet another staff shakeup.More Election 2024 coverage from The Hill “So unless somebody comes in and throws $15, $20 million of their own money, I think it’s very difficult, and that person’s not popping up,” he continued. “I think most people are facing reality that if she runs for that seat, she has a significant number of Republican primary voters who are going to vote for her, and why put good money after bad, I think is what a lot of people are thinking,” said Republican strategist Chuck Warren, who has worked in Arizona. But they also worry her emphasis on baseless allegations of election fraud could cost them. Republicans concede Lake would be the party’s frontrunner if she officially launched a bid and see almost no serious alternatives who could take her on. Ruben Gallego (D) has already thrown his hat in the ring, while Sinema has not yet announced whether she’s running again. Katie Hobbs (D) last November, is weighing a potential Senate run for Sen. Lake, who narrowly lost her gubernatorial election to Gov. Republicans are facing a dwindling number of alternatives to mount a challenge to Kari Lake in the Arizona Senate primary, raising concerns for the party over what should be a prime pickup opportunity next year.

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