Representative Kyrsten Sinema has named a groundbreaking triumph in the race for a Senate seat in Arizona by defeating her rival for the post Republican rival Martha McSally.

The 42-year-old is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for 9th congressional district since 2013 in Arizona, has marked the first Democratic victory since 1976 in a combat for an open Senate seat in Arizona, named the highest post by defeating her rival Martha McSally who is a Republican congresswoman and former Air Force pilot.

Ms. Sinema’s victory over Martha McSally, a Republican congresswoman and former Air Force pilot, marks the first Democratic triumph since 1976 in a battle for an open Senate seat in Arizona. Ms. Sinema has taken Jeff Flake’s seat who is a Republican and leaving the Senate.

There has been occurring series of clashes between Flake and President Trump that what the reason behind his quit, while a Democrat and former social worker has become United States Senator, her win guarantees the Democrats about 47 Senate seats, although Republicans manage 51, with two are still unclear: Florida, there is a recount, and Mississippi experiences a runoff.

However, Arizona Senate race result had been too close to call for almost a week as large numbers of early and mailed ballots have been counted. Sinema had trailed somewhat in primary counts on Election Day, although later on, remaining counting was complete and she came out with huge margin.

Sinema is called winner in Arizona Senate race on Monday, but Ms. McSally as loser who had to f ace bad defeat by member of the Democratic Party.

Nonetheless, Sinema’s victory marks a notable shift in political landscape in Arizona as this sate was in complete hold of a Republican, while Democrats has stunned them by seizing Senator Post.