Midterms Live results

By Andrew Prokop and Ryan Mark
Updated

Arizona results for every midterm election race

Arizona elections made history, although very slowly, this year.

Nearly a week after Election Day, Rep. Kyrsten Sinema (D) was declared the winner against Rep. Martha McSally (R) in the hotly contested Arizona Senate race. Sinema became the first Democrat to win a Senate seat in Arizona in 30 years; she is also the first woman to go to the Senate from Arizona and the first openly bisexual senator in American history.

For the House, Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick picked up the Second District seat left open by McSally. Democrats also held onto Rep. Tom O’Halleran’s First District seat. Rep. David Schweikert (R) held onto his seat in a tight race in the Sixth District as did Rep. Debbie Lesko (R) in the Eighth.

As for state politics, Republican Gov. Doug Ducey won a second term in the governor’s mansion, defeating Democrat David Garcia. The entire state legislature was on the ballot too, with Republicans hoping to defend their four-seat state Senate majority and their 10-seat state House majority. And Arizonans also voted on a ballot initiative that would ban state and local governments from increasing taxes on services.

Though Donald Trump won Arizona, he did so by just over 3 points — one of the smallest margins for a Republican in some time (Mitt Romney won it by 9 points) — and since then, his favorability there has taken a hit. According to Morning Consult, slightly more Arizonans disapprove of him than approve of him.

Arizona US Senate

Updated Nov 19, 2018, 5:11pm EST
DEM Kyrsten Sinema 1,180,820 50%
GOP Martha McSally 1,127,144 48%
GRN Angela Green 56,871 2%
1,489 of 1,489 (100%) precincts reporting, 2,364,835 total votes

Arizona US House 1

Updated Nov 19, 2018, 5:11pm EST
DEM Tom O'Halleran 143,234 54%
GOP Wendy Rogers 122,784 46%
279 of 279 (100%) precincts reporting, 266,018 total votes

Arizona US House 2

Updated Nov 19, 2018, 5:11pm EST
DEM Ann Kirkpatrick 161,000 55%
GOP Lea Peterson 133,083 45%
195 of 195 (100%) precincts reporting, 294,083 total votes

Arizona US House 3

Updated Nov 19, 2018, 5:11pm EST
DEM Raul Grijalva 114,028 64%
GOP Nicolas Pierson 64,605 36%
178 of 178 (100%) precincts reporting, 178,633 total votes

Arizona US House 4

Updated Nov 19, 2018, 5:11pm EST
GOP Paul Gosar 188,678 68%
DEM David Brill 84,446 31%
GRN Haryaksha Gregor Knauer 3,670 1%
162 of 162 (100%) precincts reporting, 276,794 total votes

Arizona US House 5

Updated Nov 19, 2018, 5:11pm EST
GOP Andy Biggs 183,658 59%
DEM Joan Greene 125,403 41%
128 of 128 (100%) precincts reporting, 309,061 total votes

Arizona US House 6

Updated Nov 19, 2018, 5:11pm EST
GOP David Schweikert 171,314 55%
DEM Anita Malik 138,920 45%
157 of 157 (100%) precincts reporting, 310,234 total votes

Arizona US House 7

Updated Nov 19, 2018, 5:11pm EST
DEM Ruben Gallego 111,209 86%
GRN Gary Swing 18,454 14%
107 of 107 (100%) precincts reporting, 129,663 total votes

Arizona US House 8

Updated Nov 19, 2018, 5:11pm EST
GOP Debbie Lesko 166,913 55%
DEM Hiral Tipirneni 133,842 45%
143 of 143 (100%) precincts reporting, 300,755 total votes

Arizona US House 9

Updated Nov 19, 2018, 5:11pm EST
DEM Greg Stanton 156,848 61%
GOP Stephen Ferrara 100,173 39%
140 of 140 (100%) precincts reporting, 257,021 total votes

Arizona Governor

Updated Nov 19, 2018, 5:11pm EST
GOP Doug Ducey 1,321,475 56%
DEM David Garcia 985,725 42%
GRN Angel Torres 50,500 2%
1,489 of 1,489 (100%) precincts reporting, 2,357,700 total votes

Arizona State Ballot Measure AZ Prop 126

Updated Nov 19, 2018, 5:11pm EST
Affirmative 1,425,339 64%
No 797,955 36%