
2020 Arizona Election
Last Day to Register to Vote: October 5
Early In-Person Voting: Begins October 7; ends October 30
Last Day to Request Absentee Ballot: October 23
Excuse to Vote By Mail? None needed
Voter ID Required? Yes
MARK KELLY (D)
Mark Kelly is a retired astronaut who will fight nonstop to protect our health care because he understands the stakes for reproductive rights in the Grand Canyon State.
I'm running to protect health care for all Arizonans and that includes fighting against any threat to women's reproductive rights.
Mark Kelly, 7/15/19
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Kelly spoke out against Alabama’s abortion ban.
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Mark Kelly has stood up against Donald Trump’s and McSally’s plans to slash the Affordable Care Act and gut protections for the 2.8 million Arizonians with pre-existing conditions.
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MARTHA McSALLY (R), Incumbent
McSally has moved in lockstep with anti-abortion politicians in Congress who seek to undermine access to sexual and reproductive health care and block patients’ access to care at Planned Parenthood health centers.
Let’s get this f***ing thing done!
Martha McSally, May 4, 2017, urging Republican colleagues in the U.S. House of Representatives to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and block patients who rely on public health care programs from accessing care at Planned Parenthood health centers
McSally has a lengthy record of supporting anti-abortion legislation. In both houses of Congress, she has sponsored measures that attempt to “defund,” or block patients’ access to, Planned Parenthood health centers — and amplified false, medically groundless claims that demonize people who seek abortion late in pregnancy due to challenging circumstances.
Her opposition to health-care access includes hostility to the Affordable Care Act, the landmark 2010 law that makes cancer screenings, annual exams, and birth control available without a co-pay to Americans with health insurance. Over 700,000 Arizonans could lose their health coverage if the law were undone, but McSally voted in 2017 to repeal it — and has tried since then to evade scrutiny over the potential impact of her anti-ACA stance on Arizona voters.