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Eli Crane scrubs ‘forever wars’ and spending pledges he voted against from campaign website

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By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy Verified
| Tucson Sentinel Verified
Arizona Mirror Eli Crane at at April 2026 rally for President Donald Trump in Phoenix. A month ago, a section of U.S. Rep. Eli Crane’s campaign website declared that he was opposed to spending money on foreign “forever wars” and vowed to “rein in reckless spending” that was increasing the national debt.
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Thousands of Arizona voters received letters asking if they’d moved. Here’s why.

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By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy Verified, Sasha Hupka Verified
| Pinal Central Verified
Kimberly Dorris wasn’t expecting to see a letter from the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office in her mailbox on Monday. Dorris, 59, had just voted by mail in Arizona’s July 21 primary election from her Scottsdale address. So she was surprised to open the notice and read “HAVE YOU MOVED?” at the top. The letter went on to inform her that county officials had received information suggesting her address may no longer be current. Dorris wasn’t alone.
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Eli Crane scrubs ‘forever wars’ and spending pledges he voted against from campaign website Original

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By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy Verified
| The Arizona Mirror
A month ago, a section of U.S. Rep. Eli Crane’s campaign website declared that he was opposed to spending money on foreign “forever wars” and vowed to “rein in reckless spending” that was increasing the national debt.
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