Additionally, Ducey said McSally represented Southern Arizona in the U.S. House of Representatives since 2015. He believes that she is “uniquely qualified to fight for Arizona’s interests in the U.S. Senate.”
McSally promised to uphold McCain’s standard of service
On the other hand, McSally said, “I take seriously the call to service…As I now deploy to the Senate, I pledge to vote all my energies to ensuring Arizonans have a voice.”
In addition, McSally expressed her intention to working with Democrat Kyrsten Sinema in the Senate. According to her, “There’s a lot of common ground between us, and I’m ready to hit it running. Arizona’s two Senators have always worked together — for decades. That’s our tradition and how we are most effective – and that’s how I plan to serve.
Furthermore, McSally said she is honored to have the opportunity to serve in the seat of McCain. According to her, she has an “immense respect for the late senator. She described McCain as a “giant in the Senate, an Arizona icon,” and “an American hero.”
