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Democrat Adelita Grijalva wins special election for southern Arizona congressional seat

Adelita Grijalva won with over 70% of the vote to fill the seat left by her late father, becoming the first Latina to represent Arizona in Congress.

  • Adelita Grijalva won the special election on Tuesday to serve the final 15 months of southern Arizona's 7th Congressional District seat.
  • The election followed the March death of her father, Raul Grijalva, who held the district for over two decades and was a progressive leader.
  • Grijalva defeated Republican Daniel Butierez, a first-time candidate and business owner, in a heavily Hispanic district with a strong Democratic registration advantage.
  • She pledged on social media to fight Trump's agenda and supported limiting immigration enforcement at sensitive locations, emphasizing her own record beyond her family name.
  • Her victory strengthens Democrats' hold in a key battleground amid a narrow Republican House majority and makes her Arizona's first Latina in Congress.
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