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November 9, 2022

Ken Bennett (left) is returning to the state Senate after more than 15 years, and Quang Nguyen has been re-elected to the state House, to be joined by Selina Bliss. (Contributed photos)

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GOP victors in Legislative District 1 get busy on new bills
Bennett receives more votes than any other Legislature candidate

Ken Bennett is already working on legislation with issues he wants to tackle when he returns to the Arizona Senate next year.

By Raquel Hendrickson November 9, 2022
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