Millions of last-minute dollars are flooding into Arizona to prop up Republican Senate nominee Blake Masters, after a key group aligned with GOP Leader Mitch McConnell decided against helping him in the race.
That substantial sum — dumped largely into TV ads this week and next — was prompted by recent private polling showing Masters closing on incumbent Mark Kelly in a race that could help determine control of the upper chamber.
Kelly, it says, supports Biden administration policies "causing prices in Arizona to boil higher than almost any other state."Club for Growth president David McIntosh told Axios in an interview that Masters' negatives "had already been out there for months, but Kelly had been left untouched."
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