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The Cook Report embarrassingly changed its forecast back to "toss-up" merely 12 days before the election, after previously predicting that the liberal Dem Mark Kelly would win.
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Polls showed Masters behind [[Leftist]] puppet [[Mark Kelly]] in early October 2022, but panic set in among [[liberals]] two weeks before the election as polls tightened and people realized that the [[GOP]] outperforms polling there:
 
Polls showed Masters behind [[Leftist]] puppet [[Mark Kelly]] in early October 2022, but panic set in among [[liberals]] two weeks before the election as polls tightened and people realized that the [[GOP]] outperforms polling there:
 
{{cquote|Polling in Arizona has not always been accurate in recent elections. In Arizona’s 2020 special Senate election, for instance, polls showed Kelly with a sizable, at times double-digit lead over then-Sen. Martha McSally, who was appointed to the seat in 2019. An election-eve survey by Reuters and Ipsos had Kelly leading by 9 percentage points. But Kelly ultimately won by just under 2.5 points.<ref>https://www.politico.com/news/2022/10/22/gop-arizona-senate-race-00063029</ref>}}   
 
{{cquote|Polling in Arizona has not always been accurate in recent elections. In Arizona’s 2020 special Senate election, for instance, polls showed Kelly with a sizable, at times double-digit lead over then-Sen. Martha McSally, who was appointed to the seat in 2019. An election-eve survey by Reuters and Ipsos had Kelly leading by 9 percentage points. But Kelly ultimately won by just under 2.5 points.<ref>https://www.politico.com/news/2022/10/22/gop-arizona-senate-race-00063029</ref>}}   
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The [[Cook Report]] embarrassingly changed its forecast back to "toss-up" merely 12 days before the election,<ref>https://www.cookpolitical.com/analysis/senate/arizona-senate/arizona-senate-shifts-back-toss</ref> after previously predicting that the [[liberal]] [[Dem]] [[Mark Kelly]] would win.
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==Positions==
 
==Positions==
 
Masters campaign focus on economy, inflation, crime, education and [[Biden border crisis|border crisis]] issues.<ref>https://www.blakemasters.com/</ref> Masters consider himself a hard-line nationalist and pro [[America first]]. He opposed $40 billion [[Ukraine aid]].<ref>https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2022/05/27/blake-masters-thiel-arizona-senate-profile-00034781</ref> He is pro life and he oppose [[Obergefell v. Hodges]].
 
Masters campaign focus on economy, inflation, crime, education and [[Biden border crisis|border crisis]] issues.<ref>https://www.blakemasters.com/</ref> Masters consider himself a hard-line nationalist and pro [[America first]]. He opposed $40 billion [[Ukraine aid]].<ref>https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2022/05/27/blake-masters-thiel-arizona-senate-profile-00034781</ref> He is pro life and he oppose [[Obergefell v. Hodges]].
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