Arizona Senate candidate Ruben Gallego on Tuesday sought the intervention of the state’s Supreme Court to prevent the unsealing of his divorce records.  Lawyers for Gallego filed a motion to stay an appellate court decision that ordered the unsealing of the documents, arguing that “sensitive details about the Gallegos’ and their minor child’s life stand to be published if Free Beacon succeeds” and that the press and the public lose “nothing” but further delay, including a delay beyond the “upcoming general election.”  Tuesday’s filing marks a last-bid effort by Gallego to keep his divorce records, which are treated as public documents for average Arizona citizens, under wraps. In an Oct. 15 decision, the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the Free Beacon and upheld a Superior Court decision that ordered the partial unsealing of the documents.