GOP frets as Trump-endorsed candidate faces sexting scandal amid 'messy' primary: NYT
A Trump-backed Republican and former county sheriff has been accused of sexting women outside of his marriage and then threatening his accusers to try and stop them from posting about it online, as questions have been raised over whether the scandal could impact him in the primary election this week, The New York Times reported on Monday.
Mark Lamb, who is vying for Arizona's Fifth Congressional District to replace Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ), who is running for governor, was expected to be the GOP front-runner in the "messy race" as voters cast their ballots in the primary across the state on Tuesday, according to The Times.
"But the contest between Mark Lamb, the former Pinal County sheriff, and a lesser-known businessman in a deeply religious part of the state is a test of the power of a Trump endorsement — and the potency of a sex scandal in a Republican primary," The Times reported....

