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Speak Up: Gallego picks up endorsements from former Republican officials

Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego has just been endorsed by three former Republican officials in the Arizona Senate race.

Former Scottsdale Mayor Sam Campana, former Phoenix Vice Mayor Peggy Neely and former state Rep. Robin Shaw all threw their support behind Gallego over Kari Lake— citing his stance on reproductive rights.

  • “A notable bipartisan endorsement for Gallego! It’s always interesting to see cross-party support on key issues.” — @RozenbergTomer via X
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Speak Up: Gallego picks up endorsements from former Republican officials

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Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego has just been endorsed by three former Republican officials in the Arizona Senate race.

Former Scottsdale Mayor Sam Campana, former Phoenix Vice Mayor Peggy Neely and former state Rep. Robin Shaw all threw their support behind Gallego over Kari Lake— citing his stance on reproductive rights.

  • “A notable bipartisan endorsement for Gallego! It’s always interesting to see cross-party support on key issues.” — @RozenbergTomer via X

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