Ruben Gallego, Senate
Ruben Gallego on how he won Senate race
PHOENIX — Democratic Senator-elect Ruben Gallego of Phoenix declared victory late Monday night and made history: He will be the first Latino senator in Arizona's 112 years as a state. With 99.55% of all ballots counted statewide, Gallego leads Republican Kari Lake by 79,000 votes, 51.1% to 47.7%.
Ruben Gallego did win for his party, and the unofficial margin looks strikingly similar to two of the three contests that ...
Gallego says Democrats ignored warning signs with working-class Latinos because they listened to ‘Ivy League’ consultants ...
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Building authentic connections with working-class voters can help Democrats find their way back to power in Washington, ...
Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin for their refusal to end the filibuster. U.S. Rep. Ruben Gallego once called the 60-vote ...
Exit polls show Vice President Kamala Harris lost Latino men to President-elect Donald Trump — a significant blow to a party ...
Democrat Ruben Gallego wins Arizona Senate seat against Republican Kari Lake, maintaining the progressive shift in the state.
Gallego defeated Republican Kari Lake, and is a five-term House member and an Iraq War veteran with a compelling ...
U.S. Sen.-elect Ruben Gallego promised to fight for all Arizonans — even the ones who didn’t vote for him — in a victory ...
"And for those who did not support me, or did not vote for me, please know I will always still fight for you," Ruben Gallego ...
Ruben Gallego, who will join the U.S. Senate, disagrees with President-elect Donald Trump's proposal to use the military for ...
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