PHOENIX (AP) - Retired Air Force pilot Wendy Rogers has won a three-way Republican primary in Arizona's 1st Congressional District.
Rogers beat state Sen. Steve Smith and farmer-attorney Tiffany Shedd in Tuesday's primary.
The seat covers a large portion of Arizona, including the Navajo Nation, Flagstaff and suburbs north of Tucson. It was drawn to be competitive but has leaned Democrat since 2012.
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Rogers spent 20 years in active duty and started a small business when she retired in 1996. She lives in Flagstaff.
She will face incumbent Democratic Rep. Tom O'Halleran in November. The one-term O'Halleran was unopposed in his primary.