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Arizona state Senate candidate killed in a car crash a day after conceding

  • John McLean, a Democratic candidate for the Arizona state Senate, was killed by a suspected drunk driver the morning after conceding the election to his GOP opponent.
  • The crash occurred when Michael Martin Creel's Ford Explorer struck McLean's vehicle as he was driving in Tucson, resulting in McLean's death at the scene.
  • The Pima County Democratic Party expressed heartbreak over his death, stating they got to know John during the campaign and he served Tucson for many years.
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