
Arizona candidate aims to become state's first Hispanic congresswoman, says Dems take Latinos for granted
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A Republican candidate running in an Arizona primary would be the first Latina elected to office if she were to win November's midterm against Rep. Greg Stanton.
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Wheeless became the first person in her family to graduate from college and ultimately joined a law firm after becoming an attorney. She went on to become a lobbyist for a banking association and later joined the Phoenix Suns as an executive. She eventually quit to start a consulting firm before staffing for then-Sen. Martha McSally.
Now, Wheeless, a second-generation Mexican American, is vying to become the first Latina to represent Arizona in Congress.

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