Martha McSally Concedes Defeat To Mark Kelly In Arizona Senate Race

Senator McSally conceded to Mark Kelly, offering to assist in the transition. She reflected on her service in the Senate, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to serve Arizona. McSally was appointed to the Senate in 2019 after John McCain's death and had previously lost an election to Kyrsten Sinema. She delayed her concession after media called the race for Kelly, similar to President Trump's refusal to concede to Joe Biden. McSally did not announce future career plans. Mark Kelly will complete McCain's term, ending in 2022.

What did the incumbent Republican senator offer to do for Mark Kelly after his victory?

• Challenge the election results

• Join his campaign team

• Assist in the transition process

• Run for another term

What did the senator express about her time serving Arizona?

• Disappointment in the election outcome

• Gratitude and inspiration from Arizonans

• Plans to run for president

• Desire to move to another state

Who was the Senate seat left vacant by, which McSally was appointed to?

• Senator Jeff Flake

• Senator John McCain

• Senator Mark Kelly

• Senator Kyrsten Sinema

What was the outcome of McSally's campaign to replace retiring Senator Jeff Flake in 2018?

• She was appointed without an election

• She withdrew from the race

• She lost to Senator Kyrsten Sinema

• She won the election

What was President Trump's stance on the election results mentioned in the transcript?

• He announced his retirement

• He conceded immediately

• He refused to admit defeat

• He congratulated Joe Biden