Mark Kelly’s campaign said it does not agree with its spokesperson's characterization of police as "worthless f---ing pigs" on Thursday, after the Washington Free Beacon first reported the staffer’s comments. 
Arizona Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly’s campaign spokesman referred to police as “worthless f—ing pigs” on Twitter in August, a comment that could complicate Kelly’s effort to distance himself from radical anti-police sentiment from the left flank of his party. 
A progressive group that advocates for defunding the police is dropping millions into three competitive Senate races to boost Democrats with less than four weeks to go until the elections.
The Chinese government invited then-astronaut Mark Kelly, now an Arizona Democratic Senate candidate, to an all-expense-paid retreat at a countryside resort in 2003. He left China five days later not only with a future spouse, former Rep. Gabby Giffords (D., Ariz.), but also with lucrative regime business contacts. 
Arizona Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly is skirting questions on ending the Senate filibuster, as he seeks to appeal to both moderates and a party base that supports the contentious proposal. 
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) said "everything is on the table" including court-packing if Republicans fill Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Supreme Court seat, but it looks like his 2020 crop of candidates could thwart those efforts. 
Arizona Republican senator Martha McSally is highlighting her biography as a trail-blazing female Air Force pilot who overcame family tragedy and sexual assault in a new ad out Monday, as she seeks to close a polling deficit against her Democratic opponent Mark Kelly. Arizona Democratic Senate nominee Mark Kelly apologized Thursday after a video resurfaced of the former astronaut making a racist joke to a crowd of Boy Scouts in 2018.
U.S. Capitol Police are investigating a supporter of Democratic Senate candidate and gun-control advocate Mark Kelly for allegedly threatening to shoot Republican representative Paul Gosar (Ariz.).
A trio of Republican senators are calling on their Democratic opponents to accept a round of national debate invitations from CNN.
