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Listen: Arizona candidates join KTAR News to discuss platforms ahead of general election

Aug 11, 2022, 4:35 AM | Updated: Oct 26, 2022, 9:31 am

(Facebook Photo/Kari Lake; AP Photo/Ross Franklin)...

(Facebook Photo/Kari Lake; AP Photo/Ross Franklin)

(Facebook Photo/Kari Lake; AP Photo/Ross Franklin)

PHOENIX — Arizona political candidates will join KTAR News 92.3 FM until the general election to discuss their platforms and why they are the best fit for the role.

The Grand Canyon State has a number of high-profile races, including for governor, U.S. Senate, secretary of state and attorney general.

The general midterm election will be held Nov. 8 and early voting starts Oct. 12.

Here are interviews with candidates looking to ascend to some of the top political positions in the state:

GOVERNOR

Katie Hobbs (Oct. 13):

Kari Lake (Oct. 4):

US SENATE

Mark Kelly (Sept. 14):

Blake Masters (Oct. 25):

Marc Victor (Oct. 11):

SECRETARY OF STATE

Adrian Fontes (Oct. 13):

Mark Finchem (Oct. 14)

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Abe Hamadeh (Sept. 9):

Kris Mayes (Oct. 14):

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Kathy Hoffman (Aug. 29):

Tom Horne (Aug. 29):

MARICOPA COUNTY ATTORNEY

Julie Gunnigle (Sept. 1):

Rachel Mitchell (Sept. 1):

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