Wife, mom, Physician, Senator— Kelli Ward has a lot to be proud of. Dr. Ward has provided care to her community through her private practice and work in emergency rooms, and takes the same approach in caring for her constituents in Arizona. Kelli entered politics in 2012 by running for a seat in the Arizona State Senate in her effort to defeat Obamacare. While serving two terms in office, Kelli continued to practice medicine in the emergency departments in Lake Havasu City and Kingman, Arizona.
An extremely effective Arizona state senator, Dr. Ward sponsored legislation that enabled small businesses in Arizona to thrive, protected our second amendment, decreased the size of government by consolidating redundant departments, and protected vulnerable students in our schools. Nineteen of Kelli’s bills were signed into law during her last year in office.
Dr. Ward challenged 34-year incumbent John McCain for the United States Senate in the Republican primary of the 2016 election. Despite being outspent 10 to 1, Kelli held McCain to his lowest historical primary total ever at 51%.
Kelli is now working hard to defeat Republican Sanctuary Senator Jeff Flake, one of President Trump's biggest foes, in the 2018 primary election. Kelli believes in the Constitution, securing our 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 into the United States Senate in 2018.
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Kelli believes in the Constitution, securing our 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 into the United States Senate in 2018.
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