As a physician, Dr. Ward has provided care to her community through her private practice and work in emergency rooms, and she takes the same approach in caring for her constituents in Arizona. Dr. Ward entered politics in 2012 when she ran and won a seat in the Arizona State Senate. While serving two terms in office, she continued to practice medicine in the emergency departments in Lake Havasu City and Kingman, Arizona.
During her three years serving in the state legislature, Dr. Ward established a proven track record of passing legislation that supported small businesses, preserved the Second Amendment, decreased the size of government, fought the opioid crisis, protected vulnerable Arizona students and increased school choice. Dr. Ward was one the most effective leaders in the Arizona Senate during her final year in office, getting 19 separate bills through the legislature and to the governor’s desk.
In July 2015, Dr. Ward announced her candidacy for the United States Senate, challenging 34-year incumbent Sen. John McCain in the Republican primary in the 2016 election. Despite being outspent 10-to-1, Dr. Ward held Sen. McCain to his lowest historical primary total ever at 51 percent.
In October 2016, Dr. Ward announced that she would run against Sen. Jeff Flake, one of President Trump’s loudest critics in the U.S. Senate, who has since decided that because he could not beat Kelli in the primary election, he would leave the Senate at the end of his term. Dr. Ward believes in defending the Constitution, securing the border, repealing Obamacare, growing the economy and fixing the disastrous VA system for our veterans.
Meet Kelli Ward
Kelli believes in the Constitution, securing the border, repealing Obamacare, growing the economy, and fixing the disastrous VA system for our veterans. Help President Trump "drain the swamp" and elect Dr. Kelli Ward, a true conservative, to the United States Senate in 2018.
About Dr. Kelli Ward
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