Jakob Thorington Arizona Capitol Times//July 7, 2023//

From left are Sen. Wendy Rogers, R-Flagstaff, and Rep. David Cook, R-Globe. Cook said Friday he is going to challenge Rogers for the Legislative District 7 Senate seat in 2024 after she retweeted an explicit photo of Hunter Biden, the troubled son of President Biden.

Jakob Thorington Arizona Capitol Times//July 7, 2023//

One of the longest-serving members in the state House of Representatives announced Friday he is challenging Sen. Wendy Rogers in the 2024 primary election for her seat after Rogers shared...

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