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State Capitol · From the wire

In Arizona’s most competitive district, Trump’s policies collide with Ciscomani’s reelection bid

Since it was created in 2021, Congressional District 6 has been Arizona’s most competitive district, with an electorate that is nearly evenly divided between Republicans and Democrats. But a growing dislike of President Donald Trump and the fiscal impacts of his administration’s policies on the district are likely...

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August 14, 2026 at 1:56 PM MST

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