The fact that the GOP did this poorly even with favorable turnout should really scare them for 2024, and cause them to rethink.
To rethink what? (Very weird place to cut off a sentence). They're not going to rethink the party's fundamental principles. Hopefully they'll make better decisions in what candidates they nominate in 2024 (the AZ candidates in 2022 were basically handpicked by Trump; those who weren't won, those who were neither handpicked by Trump and had no corruption scandals won by double-digits), but to be honest I'm not sure I have a lot of hope for this happening, particularly in AZ.
Are the candidates that primary voters choose not a reflection of the party's principles?
