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KUAT's Arizona Illustrated (PBS) hosted an LD 11 Senate debate between Tea-Publican Sen. Cap'n Al Melvin and his Democratic opponent, Jo Holt. LD11 State Senate Forum - Arizona Public Media.
Video replay below the fold.
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