JESSICA YELLIN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Welcome back to CNN's "BALLOT BOWL" where we bring you live political events from around the country in this, the last weekend before the midterm elections. One of those events is happening right now. Senator John McCain speaking in Arizona, stumping for his home-state governor, Jan Brewer, live from Arizona. This is John McCain.</s>SEN. JOHN MCCAIN, (R), ARIZONA: And could I saw that I thank all of you for supporting this outstanding young future leader of this nation, Ben Quayle. Thank you all for being here on his behalf.</s>YELLIN: Senator John McCain in Arizona, stumping for his home-state governor Jan Brewer, who rose to national prominence when she signed into law that controversial immigration law there in Arizona, which is working its way through the courts. Also at that rally, a name you might recognize, Quayle, it's not Vice President Dan Quayle, but his son, who is running for Congress in that state. He happens to be in a tight race, but obviously getting some big-name support there from John McCain. That is happening in Arizona. But also happening soon in Illinois, President Obama will take the stage in Chicago to stump for the man running to fill his shoes in the U.S. Senate, take his old seat in the U.S. Senate. We'll bring you that when President Obama takes the stage. That's all coming up on "BALLOT BOWL." Stay with us.
McCain Stumps for Brewer in Arizona