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Ruben Gallego's Political Career May Be Toast
Ruben Gallego's Political Career May Be Toast
Ruben Gallego spent the better part of the past year positioning himself as the Democrat who cracked the code for Democrats to start winning back Latino voters.
Gallego won his Arizona Senate seat in 2024, defeating Kari Lake by just over two points, even as President Trump carried the state with relative ease.
That narrow but meaningful victory turned him into something of a Democratic savior - proof that a certain kind of candidate, delivering a certain kind of message, could still resonate with the...
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Does anyone else think its weird that all the numbers were exactly the same at 56.6
Source: Bloomberg
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