Amish Shah wins the Democratic congressional primary in Arizona, according to AP News
They publishedAmish Shah wins Democratic congressional primary in Arizona, a blow to the party establishment - AP News
First reportThe New York Times · 23 Jul, 02:09Z
Latest reportAP News · 23 Jul, 02:29Z
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Why it matters
What
Amish Shah won the Democratic congressional primary in Arizona’s 1st District on Wednesday, defeating Marlene Galán-Woods.
Why
The result positions Shah to face Republican Jay Feely in the fall general election, affecting the balance of House control.
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Watch the fall general election matchup between Shah and Feely and whether the district’s shift influences House outcomes.
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Summary
- Amish Shah won the Arizona Democratic primary Wednesday in the 1st Congressional District race.
- The DCCC backed Marlene Galán-Woods, and Shah delivered a defeat to the party establishment.
- Shah, an emergency physician, will face Republican Jay Feely in the fall general election.
- Feely was endorsed by President Donald Trump and previously played as an NFL kicker.
- The district is expected to help determine U.S. House control as it shifts toward the center.