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Congressional candidates tackle housing, immigration
Ciscomani and Gosar face Democratic challengers as voters weigh immigration, housing shortages and fundraising gaps in two November races.
- Immigration and housing policies are at the center of Arizona's 6th and 9th congressional district races, contests that could determine control of Congress in November.
- In the 6th District, Incumbent Rep. Juan Ciscomani faces JoAnna Mendoza, with fundraising showing Mendoza leading with about $6.5 million while Ciscomani holds a cash advantage of nearly $1 million.
- U.S. Rep. Paul Gosar seeks a ninth term against Democrat Danielle Sterbinsky in the 9th District, with Gosar leading fundraising with more than $575,000 compared to Sterbinsky's more than $354,000.
- President Donald Trump endorsed both incumbents, touting Ciscomani's immigration agenda and Gosar's support for administration priorities, while candidates differ on the FAST Housing Act and Social Security benefits.
- Polls for the Arizona primary open Tuesday, July 21, from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. MST, setting the stage for the Nov. 3 general election where congressional control remains at stake.
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Congressional candidates tackle housing, immigration - Regional Media News
(The Center Square) - Immigration and housing policies will be at the top of voters' minds in Arizona's 6th and 9th congressional districts, races that could determine control of Congress in November. District 6 Incumbent Rep. Juan Ciscomani, R-Arizona, is seeking a third term in Arizona's 6th Congressional District. He is running unopposed in Tuesday's Republican primary. Republicans have maintained a historic hold in the district, which runs a…
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