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Female candidates in US midterms: Martha McSally

The upcoming US midterm election is seeing unprecedented numbers of female candidates. In Arizona, Republican Martha McSally, who is challenging Democratic Congresswoman Kyrsten Sinema for a Senate seat, is getting a boost from President Trump.

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