Adelita Grijalva wins Arizona special election for father's House seat | Today Headline
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63% : CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP While Trump carried Arizona last year after losing it in 2020, 2024 Democratic presidential nominee and then-Vice President Kamala Harris won the district by 23 points.50% : Now, Arizonans will have a fighter in their corner who will stand up to Trump on behalf of families who want to see real leadership in Washington."
40% : If you vote we win, if you don't only the radicals will have representation," he wrote on X. Butierez, who as the 2024 GOP congressional nominee lost to the elder Grijalva while Trump narrowly carried the southwestern battleground state at the top of the ballot, easily won this summer's Republican primary in the special election.
8% : Grijalva, who with her victory became Arizona's first Latina in Congress, targeted President Donald Trump as she campaigned, "In Congress, I commit to fight Trump's cruel agenda, like the Big Ugly Bill that took away coverage from nearly 383,000 Arizonans and 142,000 children," Grijalva pledged in a social media post, as she took aim at Trump, congressional Republicans, and their sweeping domestic policy measure that they named the One Big Beautiful Bill.
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