Arizona Republican gubernatorial primary too close to call between Lake, Taylor Robson

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Kari Lake is leading Karrin Taylor Robson by fewer than 12,000 votes. The two women of all ages are looking for to do well term-confined Gov. Doug Ducey, a Republican. The race turned into a bit of a proxy war amongst previous President Donald Trump and former Vice President Mike Pence.

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New York Post

Kari Lake-vs.-Karrin Taylor Robson Arizona GOP primary too close to call

The primary in Arizona was too close to call as candidates endorsed by former President Donald Trump and former Vice President Mike Pence held the top two spots.

2 months ago·New York, United States

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RollingStone

Arizona GOP Gubernatorial Primary Too Close to Call While Election Deniers Win Big

Blake Masters and Mark Finchem won their primaries for senator and secretary of state on Tuesday

2 months ago·Los Angeles, United States

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WND

Republican TV anchor Kari Lake takes lead in close Arizona governor's primary

Republican candidate for governor Kari Lake took the overnight lead against Karrin Taylor Robson, with 46% to 44% of the vote. Lake, a former news anchor, was endorsed by former President Donald Trump in Tuesday’s primaries against Karrin Taylor Robson, a development attorney backed by various Republicans including former Vice President Mike Pence and current Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey.

2 months ago·Medford, United States

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Axios

Arizona's GOP gubernatorial primary too close to call on election night

Karrin Taylor Robson led Kari Lake by under 7 percentage points at the end of Tuesday night.

2 months ago·Washington, United States

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Arizona Daily Independent

Lake Pulls Ahead In Arizona’s Governor Republican Primary Race

As of Wednesday morning, Kari Lake has the lead in Arizona's hotly contested Republican primary. Lake and Karrin Taylor Robson are separated by a little over 11,000 votes, with approximately 125,000 ballots left to count in Maricopa County alone. Arizona's Republican primary became a battleground in the proxy war between former President Donald Trump, who...

2 months ago

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