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Elections · From the wire

Big spending didn’t ensure victory in Arizona congressional races

WASHINGTON – Tens of millions poured into Arizona’s competitive House races, but the better-funded side didn’t always win. Outside groups and super PACs spent heavily as Democrats flipped at least two seats.

Published by Cronkite News

November 6, 2026 at 7:11 AM MST

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