Arizona election 2026: What races haven't been called 2 days later?
How Democrats destroyed Turning Point's 'Red Wall' in the midterms
Amish Shah declares win in Scottsdale-area US House race
Gov. Katie Hobbs, John Giles talk to supporters after election victory
Arizona Voters Approve Women's Sports Transgender Ban Despite Voting For Democrats Statewide
Democratic candidate for Arizona state mine inspector leads race
JoAnna Mendoza speaks to the press after declaring victory
Secretary of State Adrian Fontes speaks out following midterm election
Former Democratic state Rep. Amish Shah is projected to defeat Republican former NFL kicker Jay Feely to win Arizona’s 1st District, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ), flipping a competitive seat Shah narrowly lost two years earlier. Shah led with 52.5 percent of the vote to Feely’s 45.5 percent with over 95 percent of votes…
I don't really know who you're talking about," was Adrian Fontes' response when asked about Turning Point's impact on Arizona elections.
Aarick Mack of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community discusses the issues important to him in the 2026 midterms.
Democrats are set to gain governing trifectas in five battleground states. Republicans are set to lose trifectas in at least six states.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs defeated Republican Andy Biggs to win a second term, keeping the battleground state's governor's office in Democratic hands, the AP projects. Why it matters: Hobbs has acted as a check on the Republican-controlled Legislature for the past four years, but with Democrats poised to potentially win both the House and Senate, she and her party could have a tremendous impact. State of play: Hobbs, a former Arizona secretary of...
The earliest election results Tuesday night showed Democratic incumbent Attorney General Kris Mayes well ahead of her Republican opponent Warren Petersen.
A "Biggs Kerr" sign outside of an Election Day party for Andy Biggs at American Way Smokehouse in Chandler, Arizona, on Nov. 3, 2026. Arizona election results: Katie Hobbs defeats
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.
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