Arizona Democrats are on the verge of a historic sweep of statewide offices, putting the party in position to reshape state policy after years of Republican control of the Legislature and other statewide offices.

Voters in eight states approved ballot measures Tuesday tightening voting requirements, while three other measures failed.

Democrats gain the majority of the nation's governorships for the first time in nearly a generation.

Arizona’s Democratic state legislative candidates held onto early leads on election night, opening the possibility that Democrats may win majorities in both the state’s House and Senate next year.

A ballot measure that would prohibit local governments from establishing photo traffic enforcement systems was headed to passage Tuesday night. 

Democrats Clara Pratte and Jonathon Hill are leading their Republican counterparts in the Arizona Corporation Commission race. After the second batch of election results dropped at 10 p.m., Pratte and […]

A legislative ballot referral that would designate drug cartels as terrorist organizations gained strong support from voters as of election night.  Proposition 317, the “Designate Drug Cartels as Terrorist Organizations […]

Welcome to the Arizona Capitol Times' coverage of Election Day 2026. Our reporters are collecting the latest updates, intel and anecdotes from across the state, and we'll be updating this page all day and deep into the night to keep you informed about everything. So check back regularly.

The gubernatorial race between incumbent Gov. Katie Hobbs and Congressman Andy Biggs remained officially undecided late Tuesday, but the early returns showed Hobbs with a commanding lead.