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Democrats are set to gain governing trifectas in five battleground states. Republicans are set to lose trifectas in at least six states.
Gilbert Community College on Election Day in Chandler on Nov. 3, 2026. People line up to cast their ballot at Chandler-Gilbert Community College on Election Day in Chandler on Nov. 3, 2026. People line up to cast their ballot at Chandler-Gilbert Community College on Election Day in Chandler on Nov.
The earliest election results Tuesday night showed Democratic incumbent Attorney General Kris Mayes well ahead of her Republican opponent Warren Petersen.
Democrat JoAnna Mendoza is the projected winner of Arizona’s heavily contested 6th Congressional District, defeating incumbent Rep. Juan Ciscomani (R), according to Decision Desk HQ. Ahead of Election Day, Ciscomani’s seat was considered one of Democrats’ most competitive races in their quest to flip control of the House. The party needs a net gain of…
Thousands of Arizonans are heading to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 3, to cast their ballots in the 2026 midterm elections.
Early, unofficial election results showed Arizonans overwhelmingly rejecting Proposition 142. The measure sought to amend the state constitution to ban public schools, universities and government agencies from compelling employees or students to exercise preferential treatment on the basis of race.
Voters went to the polls Nov. 3 to decide who will be the next Arizona superintendent of public instruction.
Prohibits government agencies from installing new photo enforcement systems for traffic ticketing, and requires voter approval at the next general election and every 10 years after to continue using systems signed into contract before the end of 2026.
First results from the state usually come in around 10 p.m. Eastern time. Most voters cast ballots by mail, and full, unofficial counting typically takes days. How We Model Election Results With the Needle What a Blue Wave Could Look Like The Red States That Could Decide the Senate Beware of Election Night Mirages Can a Progressive Win a Swing State?
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